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Kristina Moore said she was "deeply disappointed" by losing her position.

Jersey's 49 politicians will have to decide whether or not Kristina Moore stays as chief minister.

Deputy Tom Binet says "fractures" in the Council of Ministers have emerged.

JERSEY’S new £67 million sewage treatment works, capable of accommodating a substantial increase in the Island’s population, has been completed.Infrastructure Minister Tom Binet welcomed the facility as “a significant step forward in the way i...

WORK to demolish dilapidated and unused buildings at Overdale has begun as the Infrastructure Minister seeks full support for the government’s latest plan for new hospital facilities.Deputy Tom Binet said he was “hopeful” that the construction ...

THE government has announced plans to “make the Island a little less about the car” and “manage down” driving in the town centre – by making it “less convenient” and more expensive to park.Speaking following the release of a report on s...

Rubble from the demolition will be used in the building of the new hospital at Overdale.

LIBERTYBUSS first electric vehicles are to take to the roads next month.The arrival of the two buses, which can travel about 160 miles on a single charge, marks a significant step for the company in its drive to reduce carbon emissions.Islanders are...

A LANDLORD licensing scheme proposed by the Environment Minister has been approved by the States Assembly.A draft law brought forward by Deputy Jonathan Renouf to help tackle

SENDING livestock to Guernsey – or constructing a temporary slaughterhouse – are among the options being investigated by the government after Storm Ciarán devastated Jersey’s abattoir in a “big blow” to farmers.The abattoir was closed shor...