James Lewis
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PFAS decision not transparent enough, campaigner says - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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A PFAS campaigner has said he is “very disappointed” after wording referring to a potential public-health risk was removed from the Information Commissioner’s decision to force the government to reveal which fields had been treated with biosolids. Paul Le Claire, chair of Water Awareness Jersey, questioned the “transparency” of the decision to revise the wording. In March 2025, Mr Le Claire requested information concerning which fields had been treated with the sewage sludge fertiliser. The fiel
Gas leak in Millennium Park - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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A SECTION of Millennium Town Park was barricaded off while work to identify a possibly gas leak was carried out. Several signs were put up advising people not to smoke in the area while work was being carried out. Island Energy confirmed that a “gas escape” had been found. It is understood that the leak, which is near the children’s play area, on Sunday. By Tuesday afternoon, gas engineers were still on site working on the issue. A statement from Island Energy said: “Following a report from a me
Pensions to rise above RPI - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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PENSIONS will increase by nearly 2% more than RPI from next month. Jersey pensioners will receive a 4.7% increase in the old age pension from the beginning of October, with someone receiving a full-rate pension getting just over £14 more a week to a new figure of £312.48, On an annual basis, the increase is £734 and will bring the full pension to £16,294 per year. Social Security Minister Elaine Millar said: “Our pensioners have contributed to Jersey throughout their working lives and it is impo
No current plans for UK-style tourist tax, minister says - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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SCHEMES being rolled across several major UK cities charging tourists for overnight stays are unlikely to be introduced in Jersey, the Economic Development Minister has said – despite recent calls for further government investment in the visitor economy. Deputy Gerald Voisin said that he was “not in favour” of the introduction of a tourist tax – similar to ones already seen in major European holiday destinations such as Barcelona, Lisbon and Amsterdam. Edinburgh became the first UK city to forma
Decision to euthanise orangutan "responsible" decision, Durrell say - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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ONE of Jersey Zoo’s beloved orangutans had to be put down yesterday after animal care and veterinary teams monitored a slow decline in health. Anette, who was known as Nettie, was a 43-year-old Sumatran orangutan who was suffering from a number of age-related health problems, including suspected osteoarthritis and dental issues which had affected her for nearly ten years. Dr Nic Masters, head of veterinary services at Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, said the “decision to euthanise any anima
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