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JERSEY’S only cinema is to be closed for the foreseeable future, after Cineworld confirmed it would temporarily suspend operations at all of its theatres in the UK and US from Thursday.

ISLANDERS will be able to purchase through-fare bus tickets for the same price as a single journey from January.

CALLS made by the Housing Minister for a ‘rent freeze’ imposed during the pandemic to be extended have been supported by the chief executive of Citizens Advice.

THE St Saviour’s Hospital site was officially ruled out as the location for the Island’s new hospital because of its remote location and restricted road access, the government has confirmed.

THE mother of a little boy, believed to be Jersey’s first paediatric dialysis patient in 20 years, is calling for a benefit – which is designed to support the families of severely sick children but which does not class her son as ill enough for help – to be reviewed.

REFORM Jersey’s ‘new deal’ will be considered when the government puts together its blueprint for the Island’s economic recovery, the Chief Minister has said.

While the government has started to outline its strategy for Jersey’s economic recovery, political party Reform Jersey, headed by Children’s and Housing Minister Sam Mézec, has published its own alternative.

SEVERAL ministers were not made aware of Jersey’s top civil servant taking a £50,000-a-year ‘second job’, with the Environment Minister saying he would have opposed the move, the JEP has learned.

JERSEY’s rent freeze should be extended and legislation overhauled to help provide Islanders with security and protection against exploitation, the Housing Minister has said.

INTRODUCING a landlords register is more important than ever, the Environment Minister has said.