Augres Enterprises Ltd, a family investment company of which Senator Philip Ozouf is a director, has applied to develop Highstead in Rue du Tapon into 22 units of accommodation.
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Members to remain on equal pay
Yesterday, the House voted 23-20 to reject an amendment to plans to overhaul the machinery of government from Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf.
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Immigration policy has failed, claims Deputy
On Friday, Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf told Jersey Finance member firms that the Island’s most profitable businesses will be supported in their staffing requirements without breaching the States policy of limiting annual immigration growth to no more than 325 people a year.
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States to fight on against Harcourt Waterfront claim
Confirmation that the States intend to robustly defend their position was given during States questions in the House yesterday by Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf .
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Inflation adds £796,000 to cost of new police station
Senator Philip Ozouf told the States yesterday that the project was initially estimated to cost £22.142 million but that figure has now risen by £796,000.
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JFSC to take over role on pensions
Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf wants the Jersey Financial Services Commission to act as the professional regulator for the sector.
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Major banks help States with £250m loan for housing
And the legal advice will be provided by leading international law firm Clifford Chance, working alongside locally-based legal group Carey Olsen.
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Bailhache ‘wrecks’ reform attempt
Former Bailiff and now Senator Sir Philip Bailhache faced harsh criticism from many of his peers after successfully amending a proposition which called for the Bailiff to be removed as President of the House.
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Members to remain on equal pay
Yesterday, the House voted 23-20 to reject an amendment to plans to overhaul the machinery of government from Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf.
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Home loan scheme ‘may continue – but not interest-free’
A taxpayer-funded scheme to help Islanders onto the property ladder could be extended – but next time the loans would not be interest-free, the Treasury Minister has said.
