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MORE than half a million pounds of public money has been spent on air travel and accommodation for temporary States employees since the start of last year, a freedom of information request has revealed.

MEMBERS of Jersey’s civil service union are due to receive a new pay offer from the government next week as the long-running dispute continues.

PLANS for an affordable housing scheme in St Ouen are due to be announced within weeks with a number of sites being considered for development in the parish, the Constable has said.

DRIVERS using country roads as racetracks at speeds of up to 100mph are being warned they are putting lives at risk.

NAMES, ages, genders and even places of education could be removed from CVs when people apply for public sector jobs in an effort to improve diversity and tackle unconscious bias in the workplace.

AS seven of the Island’s secondary schools prepared for today’s strike action, the States released a statement last night saying ‘we really do value what our employees do for our Island’.