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Call for latest hospital plans to be debated
THE revised plans for Jersey’s new hospital have been changed so much that they should be re-submitted to the States for approval again, a Scrutiny panel has found.
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Time to cast your vote
THOUSANDS are due to head to the polls on Wednesday as the election campaign comes to a close and Islanders cast their vote to decide who will serve in the States Assembly for the next four years.
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Risking everything for a seat on the Senatorial benches
DEPUTY Simon Brée worked for many years in a senior position for a global bank, yet some might say that by trading his Deputy seat for a shot at a Senatorial position, he gambled his political career on the election’s roulette wheel.
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The People’s Park included in hospital location rethink
THE People’s Park – along with five other sites – is to be re-examined as a potential location for Jersey’s new hospital, it has been announced.
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Election 2018: 17 Senatorial candidates nominated
A TOTAL of 17 Senatorial candidates will compete for eight seats when Islanders head to the polls next month, after election season officially kicked off.
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Scrutiny expresses concerns over ministerial proposals
SEVERAL concerns about a proposed overhaul of ministerial government have been raised by a Scrutiny panel, who say they have not been given enough time to adequately review the changes.
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Ministerial portfolios: Candidates reveal what roles they hope to fill
AT least three Senatorial candidates have announced they will put themselves forward for Chief Minister if successful at the polls on Wednesday – with a further four potentially in the frame.
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Maclean ‘surprise’ at state of finances
THE Treasury Minister was ‘surprised’ at the poor state of Jersey’s finances when he took office and has blamed the £28 million deficit he inherited on over-optimistic forecasting by his predecessors.
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Vallois tops the Senatorial poll – and Mézec clings on to his political career
TRACEY Vallois became the first woman in 30 years to top the Senatorial poll while it was a long night for Reform Jersey chairman Sam Mézec who narrowly claimed a seat in the new Assembly.
