THE body representing tenants in Jersey has spoken out after it was revealed that some States Members had been investigated for overcharging for electricity supplies in properties they rent out.
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Population rises could ‘decimate’ Island
UNCONTROLLED rises in population could potentially ‘decimate’ Jersey’s coast and countryside, the Environment Minister has warned.
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Recruitment struggle to follow migration policy?
A NEW migration control policy passed overwhelmingly by the States yesterday could cause significant expense and difficulty recruiting staff within agriculture, an industry representative has said.
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Searson’s debut crew pips rivals to line in a final burst
AN epic battle between two quads which were just metres apart for the entire 7.2km length of the first Sunset Series race ended with Abi Searson and her crew overtaking their rivals in the final few strokes before the line. Searson, along with Jo Ahier, Debbie Rowland, Julien Morel and cox Jayne Chadwick, closely followed […]
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Fury over decision in States made in ‘biased’ conditions
THE Jersey Tenants Forum has reacted with fury to the ‘disgraceful situation’ which saw States Members with declared financial interests in property able to vote down proposals to regulate the Island’s rental sector.
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Planning say no to house extension in Coastal National Park
PLANS to build a three-car garage and an extension to a house in the Coastal National Park will not go ahead after the Planning Committee yesterday decided to uphold the decision to refuse permission.
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Jersey’s Chief Minister survives vote of no confidence
CHIEF Minister John Le Fondré has survived a vote of no confidence in the States.
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Foreign buy-to-let investors to be revealed
THE extent of foreign investment in Jersey’s buy-to-let market and the identity of all landlords are set to be revealed after proposals for a digital register of property ownership were heavily backed by the States.
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More than 90 homes to be built on Randalls’ old site
MORE than 90 new homes are to be built on the former Randalls Brewery site in Clare Street.
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Plans for 195 homes in north of town given the go-ahead
PLANS for 195 new homes in the north of town were finally given the go-ahead yesterday – five years after first being proposed.
