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Senator happy with vote to support parties
A SENATOR has welcomed the overwhelming support he received from fellow States Members towards making provision for political parties in Jersey.
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I won’t vote under the revised electoral system
Letter to the Editor from Joy Grigg, St Lawrence.
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Hundreds of homes planned for town hotel sites
HUNDREDS of new homes on the sites of hotels are being proposed for St Helier – with a 25% payment-deferral scheme to help first-time buyers.
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‘Scarcity of stock’ in housing market
A HIGH volume of sales and a lack of new construction has left Jersey’s housing market with ‘a scarcity of stock’, a local property lawyer has said.
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New airport design features a functional 1937 building
THE historic 1937 terminal building could remain a functioning part of a redesigned airport, undercutting the cost of a more elaborate overhaul, a new report by Save Jersey’s Heritage says.
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Call for ‘bold action’ to improve housing market
JERSEY’S housing market is ‘not fit for purpose’ and will not improve unless ‘bold action’ is taken, a report has concluded.
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New Housing Minister denies Covid rule breach
THE newly appointed Housing Minister has denied breaching Covid-19 guidance issued by the government he has just joined, claiming he was speaking ‘figuratively’ when he said he had been in a fellow politician’s kitchen.
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Return of tourists could lead to rise in homeless
SOME vulnerable Islanders could be at risk of homelessness as long-stay arrangements with hotels cease when visitors start arriving in Jersey from the end of this month, a charity has warned.
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1937 Airport building will be allowed to stay
JERSEY’s historic 1937 airport terminal building has been saved from demolition after the aviation regulator decided it does not pose a safety threat.
