Summary

  • Guernsey radiographer 'did not spot holes in baby's heart' suspended

  • Baby boy in Jersey put in foster care after suffering fractured skull at home

  • Owners of empty or neglected properties in Jersey "should be fined" - constable

  • Portugal fires: "People had little time to escape," Jersey woman says

  • Condor's Liberation ferry taken out of service

  • Guernsey's winter fuel fund could end

  • Row over cancellation of Jersey boxing match

  • Thirteenth Jersey Asian hornet nest being destroyed

  • Updates on Tuesday 24 October

Live Reporting

Rob England

  1. Owners of empty or neglected properties 'should be fined'

    BBC Radio Jersey

    People should be fined for leaving buildings in Jersey empty or neglected, according to a parish constable.

    St Peter Constable John Refault said such buildings could ease the housing shortage.

    The latest figures show the States currently has 22 empty properties.

    The census six years ago revealed there were 3,103 in private ownership.

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    BBC News Online

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