The flu vaccination programme will begin at the end of September, with free vaccines being offered to islanders who are aged above 50 or considered 'at risk'.

Jersey GP surgeries could open on Sundays to provide flu vaccine

A review panel unanimously agreed that Mike Dean had broken the rules when he failed to declare he had monetary interest in a neighboring property

Alderney politician suspended after breaching code of conduct

In a series of special reports, our Correspondent Serena Sandhu's been delving into some of the more controversial topics facing Guernsey voters this election.

Guernsey Election: Island issues that could influence the outcome 

Guernsey’s first island-wide election on 7 October will have 119 names on the ballot paper. 

Guernsey Election: 119 candidates on ballot

The group says it is not a 'traditional political party', but is instead an assembly of 'independently minded' individuals who will work together.

'Partnership of Independents' forms ahead of Guernsey's election

Voting will take place in the island's first island-wide election next month.

Guernsey Election: Voters get first look at candidates' policies

Women in Public Life say it is really pleasing that the number of women standing for office this year is more than double the amount that stood in 2012.

Guernsey Election: Praise for amount of women nominated

Deputy Montfort Tadier had called for a States debate on the issue next month, after failing to get the Ports of Jersey to repair it.

Jersey's steam clock ticks again after four years out of action

Money and States of Guernsey split screen

The scheme allows certain businesses to apply for up to 100% of the minumum wage for their employees. 

Guernsey's payroll co-funding scheme extended - but some sectors left out

Members voted to allow the island's government to set its own fuel and document duty and agreed to plans for property taxes too.  

Alderney votes for greater autonomy over taxes

Senator John Le Fondré made the comments after details of an attempt to force a vote of no confidence in his leadership was revealed in the latest ITV News Channelcast podcast.

Jersey's Chief Minister aware of no confidence vote bid

Postal vote ballot papers have already begun to drop through the island's letterboxes, but how does it all work?

Election Explainer: What is postal voting?

Self-employed islanders will also see a 2% reduction, from 12.5% to 10.5%.

2% cut in social security contributions to 'boost economy'

Tenants' Forum leader and States Chamber logo

The newly-formed Jersey Tenants' Forum says too many of the politicians debating and voting on the issue had a financial interest in it.

Jersey States vote against landlord licensing scheme labelled 'biased'

The States Assembly voted 24 to 20 against plans which would have introduced annual inspections of rented properties to ensure they met minimum standards.

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