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The U15 JSSSA hockey squad travel to Guernsey on Saturday for their annual Inter Insular.

FORMER Jersey team manager Peter Vincenti is helping to raise £35,000 in this and each of the next two football seasons to help fund a games programme for the Jersey Football Association's under-18s squad.

THE Jersey Golf Union has confirmed, as reported briefly yesterday, that a junior golf team will be competing in the 2005 NatWest Shetland Island Games.

COACH Dai Burton is not looking at tomorrow's friendly game at St Peter, the first one of four to celebrate Jersey RFC's 125th year, as a light-hearted romp.

VICTORIA COLLEGE teams produced good performances in Saturday's matches - winning and losing 5-3 - with the First XI beating Hautlieu HC in their Senior Cup match while the Second XI lost to the more experienced Crusaders in a rearranged Division II match.

MINISTERIAL government moved another step closer today with the publication of the law that lays out how the Island will be governed from 2006.

HOUSING president Deputy Terry Le Main has defiantly said he would 'do the same again' after he was told that he would not be prosecuted for breaking the Data Protection Law.

A DRUG dealer who made over £250,000 from his illegal trade had some of it confiscated by the Superior Number of the Royal Court yesterday.

BUSINESSES are to be paid £500 to take on jobless people for at least six months as part of a States-sponsored scheme to cut the growing number of Islanders currently out of work.

NO ONE will be prosecuted for the St John arsenic pollution incident in 2002 - partly because the Agriculture and Fisheries Committee has been disbanded. The Attorney General has decided that as a result, there is nobody to prosecute.