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A SERVICE offered to the super-wealthy and high-ranking civil servants to ease their move to Jersey is to be rolled out for key workers such as nurses in an effort to attract more to the Island.

ALMOST a fifth of people who stay in temporary accommodation offered by a Jersey homeless charity are under the age of 25, latest figures show.

EU nationals will need to pay a £25 fee to apply for ‘settled status’ and maintain their rights to live and work in Jersey post-Brexit, the Home Affairs Minister has said.

A FRENCH architectural firm claim they can deliver Jersey’s new hospital for £90 million if it is built on a greenfield site – and have met a group of politicians including Assistant Chief Minister Chris Taylor to present their plans.

FRENCH architects – who claim they can build a new hospital in Jersey for less than a fifth of the current forecasted cost – have visited the Island to view three possible sites.

THE number of young people going on to higher education is falling, prompting a Scrutiny panel to launch a review to see if post-16 education in Jersey is suitably equipping the next generation of workers.

ALTERNATIVE sites for the new hospital should be put back to the States, a panel reviewing the build has found.

THE States Members who will form Scrutiny panels have been decided – with one resigning from his position within minutes of being appointed.