How two cats ringing bells are ruling the internet right now
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Viral News|Aug 17, 2017
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Freedom of Information Act not front and centre
More than 10 years ahead in its approach to the information act, Jersey has moved from a code to a full-blown law. In comparison, the way Guernsey's code has been treated hardly encourages its use, suggests Nick Mann
News|Jan 11, 2017
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Developers say plan risks homes and jobs
HOUSE building will grind to a halt, putting hundreds of jobs at risk, if the draft Island Development Plan is adopted, a host of leading developers, builders and architects have warned.
News|Apr 15, 2015
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Environment 'is doing all it can' to encourage developers
ENVIRONMENT cannot do any more to encourage developers to act on planning approvals, its minister has said.
News|Mar 20, 2014
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Property
Environment says developers need to act on planning permissions
ENVIRONMENT has been exceeding its target for granting planning permission for new homes with 736 additional dwellings approved last year, it has said.
News|Mar 19, 2014
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What do you want from Commons?
NOT many islanders will be exercised at the prospect of the golf set having to increase the amount they pay to 'rent' the course from the equivalent of 9p a year to £1.50 a week each under proposals from the Vale Commons Council.
News|Feb 19, 2014
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'No difference of 600'
HEATHER WATSON has proved that her rise up the ITF senior rankings is set to be a rapid one.
Sport|Sep 24, 2009
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