AN extra £2 million has been allocated from government reserves to a £40m programme of upgrades to the Island’s strained drainage network.Although funding the recently published ‘Bridging Liquid Waste Strategy’ – which sets out a four-year .
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TAXPAYERS will have to provide ‘big sums of money’ to upgrade the Island’s creaking drainage network but there are no immediate plans to introduce new charges for Islanders, the Infrastructure Minister has said.Deputy Tom Binet added that inact.
THE scale of work needed to ensure Jersey’s sewage system can cope as thousands of new homes are built is starting to emerge, with the Housing Minister acknowledging that ‘millions will need to be invested’ amid warnings of a potential ‘catas.
MONEY to fund a £34m upgrade of the Island’s ageing sewerage will have to be found from somewhere, the Infrastructure Minister has said.Deputy Tom Binet said he would start talks with the Treasury in the next few days to identify how the recently .