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STATES reform is once again back on the agenda in this week’s sitting, with Members due to debate overhauling the way Deputies are elected.

PLANS for five homes and a new restaurant in St Brelade’s Bay have been formally lodged.

THE States need to stop ‘prevaricating’ and move forward with development schemes in order to combat the Island’s desperate shortage of affordable homes, the Housing Minister has said.

THE number of people paying tax in Jersey fell by 10,000 between 2008 and 2014 despite the Island’s population increasing by more than 5,000, it has been revealed.

SPECIALIST support teams capable of helping Jersey’s most vulnerable residents with everything from changing a lightbulb to sending an email should be in place in every parish, according to a number of leading Islanders who work with those in need of such help.

IMMIGRANTS will not help to support Jersey’s rising public services costs unless they are contributing as taxpayers, a senior politician says.

ISLANDERS are now able to watch States sittings live on the internet – but it seems that one Senator got a little carried away with the new service.