From Darius Pearce. I READ with interest the Treasury Minister’s plan for £23 million of public expenditure savings (JEP, 18 July), however having taken the trouble to review the report of the Fiscal Policy Panel released this month, there are a few issues which the Minister has failed to address.
States change rules to attract more super-rich
SUPER-rich immigrants are to be lured to Jersey with the promise of new lower tax rates.
Campaigner welcomes elderly-care scheme
A PENSIONERS’ rights campaigner has welcomed a landmark States decision to dramatically reduce the cost of long-term care in Jersey.
Cohen target of more abuse
ASSISTANT Chief Minister Freddie Cohen has once again been targeted in an anti-Semitic hate campaign just weeks after receiving a racist death threat and threatening phone calls.
New system to keep tabs on dangerous criminals
STATES departments will keep tabs on dangerous criminals and potential offenders under a new policy to protect the public and victims.
Dubai qualifer beckons
Jersey play Italy today for a place in Sunday’s final of the ICC European Division 1 Cricket Championship.
Utility bosses earn £500,000
THE chief executives of three States-owned utility companies took home over £500,000 between them last year.
Sunday trading clarified
IT has taken a very long time, but Jersey now has a Sunday trading law that makes at least a certain amount of sense. In essence, all but the Island’s largest supermarkets and garden centres will soon be allowed to open on a Sunday if they so choose, subject to the permission of the Constable [...]
Be careful, American movie makers – no one messes with Miss Marple!
THE Americans are at it again – taking classic English literature and adapting it to suit their own purposes.
Crackdown on benefits for jobless
TOUGH new measures to make Islanders on benefits look for work were yesterday agreed by the States.