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Born in the island in 1947, he was the longest standing member of the States Assembly, spending almost four decades in his role as Constable of St Clement.
Jersey chief minister tells Biden to look closer to home on global tax plan
Jersey s chief minister John Le Fondré has suggested the US president should be looking closer to home before attempting to impose a minimum tax on jurisdictions elsewhere in the world, in an interview with i on 16 May.
Le Fondré said: Some people need to look closer to home before involving themselves in the tax policies of others. Take Delaware for example. Perhaps the US should look at states like Delaware before telling the rest of the world to do.
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A REVIEW of education facilities in St Helier is being carried out in light of proposed new housing developments in the parish, the Chief Minister has said. Picture: JON GUEGAN. (30820806)
Several politicians had raised concerns that major developments at sites including South Hill, Ann Street and Green Street would put further pressure on town schools.
During yesterday’s States sitting, Senator Sam Mézec, a former Children’s and Housing Minister, asked the Chief Minister what action he would take to ensure ‘adequate educational facilities to cater for the growth’ in St Helier’s population.
Senator John Le Fondré, who is acting Children’s and Education Minister, said the government had pledged to ‘put children first and the education service is being significantly invested