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THE decision on whether the former Broad Street toilets should be allowed to open as a café before toilets are installed will be made tomorrow.

THE Policy and Resources president’s offer to talk to the Island has been condemned as an election gimmick and an abuse of public money by Senator Stuart Syvret.

CHIEF Minister-designate Frank Walker vowed to Members that he would be ‘a changed person’ yesterday after they backed him by 38 votes to 14 for the top job.

SENATOR Stuart Syvret won a dramatic victory in the States yesterday to give all Members the power to nominate politicians to the new Council of Ministers.

A PROPOSAL for Jersey to have a truly independent statistics office will be taken to the States by Senator Stuart Syvret as his row with the chairman of the Statistics Users Group John Boothman continues.

LIVES are being put at risk because the Island has been without a permanent cardiology specialist for years, a senior health services manager has claimed.

QUESTIONS are to be asked in the States by Senator Stuart Syvret over what he claims is a pensions ‘black hole’ that puts public debt at more than £500m.

IN the first 24 hours of ministerial government, Health Minister Stuart Syvret is preparing for crisis talks to try to resolve a bitter dispute between nurses and health service management.

PLANS for an interim ban on smoking in public places should be scrapped, according to members of the leisure industry.

THE States have voted to accept £2.6m from the manufacturers of a firefighting foam which has polluted land near the Airport.