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THE Council of Ministers were today expected to present their choice for the site of Jersey’s new hospital.

CHIEF Minister John Le Fondré has survived a vote of no confidence in the States.

PORTS of Jersey have expressed concern about the States’ decision to order a review of the £42m Airport project.

NO States sittings are currently scheduled to take place over the summer recess, but emergency meetings could be called if a request is made by at least seven Members.

TERMS of reference are being set before the decision to demolish the 1937 Airport departures building is put before an independent planning inspector.

DEVELOPERS who claim that it is not viable to keep historic buildings should be required to produce more rigorous financial information to support their argument, the chairman of the Planning Committee has said.

A REVIEW of the planned £42 million redevelopment of Jersey Airport could take place, if States Members agree during next week’s sitting.

HAVING another States sitting at Fort Regent has been ruled out by a panel chairman who said that he thought the next physical meeting of Members might not take place until the autumn.

PLANS for 195 new homes in the north of town were finally given the go-ahead yesterday – five years after first being proposed.

A CAMPAIGN group has welcomed the States’ decision to ask Ports of Jersey to review redevelopment plans for the Airport and the demolition of its historic terminal building.