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A FAMILIAR set of farm buildings in St Martin is to make way for a new mansion-style house after plans were approved by the Planning Committee.

MEDICINAL cannabis will be available to Jersey patients from February after the States backed proposals to speed up the introduction of new legislation.

MORALE is low in the public sector but ‘there is light at the end of the tunnel’ and improvements will be seen by the spring, States chief executive Charlie Parker has said.

CONCERNS about the height of a seven-bedroom home, which was proposed along with two apartment buildings on land above St Aubin’s Bay, has resulted in permission being refused for the entire scheme.

EU nationals will need to pay a £25 fee to apply for ‘settled status’ and maintain their rights to live and work in Jersey post-Brexit, the Home Affairs Minister has said.

PLANS to demolish a former doctors’ mess to make way for an electricity substation for the Hospital have been approved as current equipment is ‘past its sell-by date’.

THE number of young people going on to higher education is falling, prompting a Scrutiny panel to launch a review to see if post-16 education in Jersey is suitably equipping the next generation of workers.

THE States Members who will form Scrutiny panels have been decided – with one resigning from his position within minutes of being appointed.