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A PREVIOUSLY unsuccessful application to alter three properties – including adding two-storey extensions to two of them – on Route de St Aubin has been refused by the Planning Committee.

RETAILERS have raised concerns over a proposition to make a busy town street one way for traffic – claiming current temporary restrictions are harming their businesses.

In the first instalment of a review of 2019, deputy editor Richard Heath looks back on January – when Islanders had renewed hope that the sagas of Brexit and the new hospital would swiftly come to a conclusion

GREEN Street may become permanently one-way if States Members back a proposition from Deputy Russell Labey to retain the current temporary driving restrictions.

A PROPOSAL to convert a three-storey office block in Plat Douet Road, St Saviour, into 22 flats has been approved by the Planning Committee.

A STATES debate on radical changes to the way Islanders would vote in general elections has been pushed back until after the summer.

ONE of the largest redevelopment projects proposed in Jersey has been given the go-ahead.

RETAILERS on Green Street have warned that their businesses could close following a States decision to make the road permanently one-way.

MINISTERS will investigate the extent to which Jersey properties are bought by non-residents as part of wider portfolios after concerns were raised about the number of buy-to-lets in large-scale developments.

AROUND £100,000 of taxpayers’ money spent on a project to merge Liberation Square and the Weighbridge could be lost after it was announced that plans had been shelved.