HERE’S how you could tell, actually really tell, that the whole new-police-station-on-Green-Street-roundabout thing was going to go sideways.
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Making sense of the elections
IT is now only a matter of weeks before the Island goes to the polls in what will qualify as a general election. As the Jersey Evening Post has pointed out, the full significance of the election can be understood only in relation to another political event of enormous importance – the contest for the post of Chief Minister.
Former adviser to Blair will speak about staff relations
A FORMER adviser to Tony Blair on trade unions will join Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf as a speaker at a conference on employee relations later this month.
Plan to attract more tax exiles
DOZENS of super-rich immigrants are to be lured to Jersey with the promise of lower taxes under plans being drawn up by the Treasury.
Jersey will ‘steadfastly protect’ its sovereignty
JERSEY will take a hard line on the protection of its sovereignty in its dealings with the UK government in future, says Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf.
GST warning
SCRAPPING GST on food and household fuel bills would lead to the tax rising on other goods and cost the Island £8 million, the Treasury Minister warned today.
New fears over pension deficit
THE financial future for thousands of States workers has been thrown into confusion in a new row about the size of the pension deficit and who has to pay it.
Public sector pay freeze in 2012?
TREASURY Minister Philip Ozouf has refused to rule out a public sector pay freeze in 2012.
Head or heart over GST vote
STATES Members frequently face major quandaries which require them to vote with either their hearts or their heads. In the latest debate on the Good and Services Tax, scheduled for tomorrow, resolving the head-heart dilemma is likely to be just about as problematical as it ever gets.
I may stand for Chief Minister, says Senator
SENATOR Paul Routier is considering running for Chief Minister.

