Ferry frustrations and housing concerns in Gorey
Residents of Gorey are expressing concerns over rising living costs and housing affordability as Jersey approaches its 2026 general election. Business owners report significant increases in the prices of essential goods due to changes in freight pricing models. Many locals fear they may have to leave the island due to the financial pressures of living in Jersey.
- ▪A business owner in Gorey reported that the cost of eggs has more than doubled in three years.
- ▪Residents are worried about housing affordability and the impact of rising living costs.
- ▪The new flat rate freight pricing model has increased costs for local businesses, affecting their pricing strategies.
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Ferry frustrations and housing concerns in GoreyJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleAmmar EbrahimJersey political reporter BBCBBC Jersey's election roadshow went to Grouville and St Martin on TuesdayAhead of Jersey's 2026 general election, the BBC is going to each voting district to speak to islanders about the issues affecting and concerning them.Tuesday saw Grouville and St Martin residents talking about their concerns.A business owner in Gorey has told the BBC that the cost of eggs she bought had more than doubled over the last three years.
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