AFTER a ‘long and arduous’ journey, the owner of a hotel overlooking Grève de Lecq has finally been given permission to develop the site.

New statistics show that one in seven ‘unqualified’ households is overcrowded.

THE owners of the Water’s Edge Hotel have unveiled new plans to knock down part of the Bouley Bay establishment.

FORMER Environment Minister Freddie Cohen and senior planning officers have been criticised in a damning Royal Court judgment that will cost taxpayers thousands of pounds.

NEARLY 200 disgruntled residents turned out at Gorey Youth Club last night in protest against Dandara’s plans to build four-bedroom town houses in the middle of their village.

A PROPOSED three-story development on Petit Port hill was described by angry neighbours as a ‘huge glass box that will ruin the headland’ yesterday morning.

RESIDENTS opposed to the development of seven homes at the top of Petit Port hill were due to meet this morning to discuss their objections.

THERE is more than twice as much office space in the pipeline as the Island actually needs, according to a commercial property expert.

DEVELOPERS say that the £150m J1 scheme is ahead of the Waterfront in the race for prime office space and that work could start next year.

HISTORIAN André Ferrari says that it is no use listing buildings for protection when they just get knocked down anyway.

ISLANDERS will be offered help with house deposits and loan guarantees to get on the property ladder under new States plans.

A HUGE development going head to head with the Waterfront in the market for top-quality offices has been given the go-ahead by Planning.