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SOME politicians have structured their finances to exploit loopholes so they can claim up to £40,000 while avoiding examination of their income.

THE Housing Committee have dropped their entry requirements to entice more rich immigrants to the Island.

ENVIRONMENT and Public Services are proposing a new law to deal with the nuisance caused by high hedges.

STATES tenants will learn their new rents a month before they are due, and some face the prospect of a doubled rent.

HOUSE buyers could be hit with a new user-pays charge by the Housing Committee.

DOZENS of children staged a protest this morning to block workmen pulling down their play park.

HOUSING president Deputy Terry Le Main has defended his committee’s decision to send every States tenant two new glossy publications.

PEOPLE who have lived in Jersey for 16 years now have the right to apply for residential qualifications under the Island’s Housing laws.

HOUSING hope their proposed sell-off of States-owned housing stock will give Islanders a chance to get a foot on the property ladder.

HOUSING president Deputy Terry Le Main could face a vote of no confidence in his committee in the New Year.