SELLING JT’s wholesale business would be like ‘selling the family silver’, a States Member has said, adding that the telecoms company should be split into two separate entities.
Search results
Posted inNews
13 politicians back move to remove Chief Minister
A VOTE of no confidence in the Chief Minister has been lodged – and it already has the backing of 13 politicians.
Posted inOther
Marriage law overhaul sent to Scrutiny
AN overhaul of Jersey’s marriage legislation, enabling same-sex marriage and bringing changes to benefit anyone planning to get married, is due to be reviewed by a backbench Scrutiny panel.
Posted inOther
Minister stands by his reform of taxi service
ALLOWING a ‘vocal minority’ of taxi drivers to derail reform of the industry is ‘not an option’, the Infrastructure Minister has said, as the States prepare to debate annulling recent fare changes.
Posted inOther
Politicians’ coarse language revealed
SOME of the banned phrases in the States Chamber have been revealed with several Members found to have used unparliamentary language over the past two years.
Posted inOther
States workers’ anger over job review threat
THOUSANDS of public sector workers already ‘watching their backs and fearing for their jobs’ now face further uncertainty after a review that could lead to a complete overhaul of States services was announced, a union leader has said.
Posted inNews
Taxi drivers to protest over industry reforms
TAXI drivers are to stage a protest at the town ranks on Tuesday as part of a long-running dispute with the Infrastructure Minister over changes to the industry.
Posted inOther
Children’s Commissioner to be appointed
INTERVIEWS to appoint a Children’s Commissioner are due to take place next week after the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry recommended the role should be introduced.
Posted inOther
Will controversial taxi regulations be dropped?
TAXI regulations which set maximum fares could be overturned, if the States vote in favour of the move during this week’s sitting.
Posted inOther
Panel to scrutinise ministers over care report
A NEW backbench panel has been formed to review the actions of the Council of Ministers in response to the recommendations of the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry.
