Jersey News Archive
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Special Needs Service users have their say
Clients are asked what they'd like day services to offer in the future
States of Jersey - 18:01
2
New filter in turn junctions
New filter in turn junctions are coming to St Saviour's Road and Springfield Road.
States of Jersey - 18:01
3
Disease forces removal of trees over 100 years old
Disease is forcing the removal of 5 Beech trees from Victoria Cottage Homes.
States of Jersey - 17:00
4
Acclaimed boat builder attends boat show
Devon based designer, boat builder, sailor and adventurer, Will Stirling is planning to reach this year’s Barclays Jersey Boat Show.
States of Jersey - 17:00
5
Honoraries busier than ever
The St Helier Honorary Police is operating at half strength, despite being busier than ever.
Channel Television - 15:30
6
States workplace bullies ‘getting away with it’
WORKPLACE bullies in the public sector are escaping unpunished because their victims are often too scared to make a complaint, a union spokesman has claimed.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - 15:00
7
CI regulator appoints a new director
A FORMER director-general of the Guernsey Financial Services Commission, Peter Neville, has been appointed as a non-executive director of the Channel Islands Competition and Regulatory Authorities.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - Business News - 15:00
8
Question time for Education Minister
EDUCATION Minister Pat Ryan faces questions today on how he is going to cut £7 million from his department’s budget.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - 14:50
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Toxic ash: Waste problem is focus of hearing today
CIVIL servants will today face questions on how an estimated 10,000 tonnes of toxic ash will be disposed of.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - 14:40
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St Helier honoraries hand out extra £25,000 in fines in 2011
ST HELIER honorary police handed out nearly £25,000 more in fines last year than in 2010 - an increase of about 60 per cent.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - 14:30
11
Political inquiry into ash treatment
There is to be a political inquiry in how to deal with ash from Jersey's incinerator.
Channel Television - 11:30
12
Minister rejects Tower redevelopment plans
PLANS for flats around a historic coastal tower in Grouville have been rejected by Environment Minister Rob Duhamel.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - 11:30
13
Jersey Gas site could go high-rise
A high-rise development of up to eight storeys could form part of the regeneration of the Jersey Gas site in Tunnell Street.
Channel Television - 10:30
14
Jersey should seek autonomy in foreign affairs
THE UK has not kept up its end of a 2007 deal to represent Jersey's interests on the international stage, according to Jersey's 'foreign minister'.
Jersey Evening Post / This is Jersey - 07:45
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Three junctions to become filter in turn in St Helier
Major changes are being made for traffic flow on the St Helier ring-road.
Channel Television - 07:30