NORTH finally ended a 53-year wait to get their hands on Jersey’s Wheway Cup again with a hard-fought victory over Jersey Scottish at Springfield last night.
This Is Jersey
Daily Archives: April 14, 2004
Addison returns to boss Magpies FC
MAGPIES Football Club will be under the managership of Kenny Addison next season.
Transplant mission in jeopardy
AN organ transplant was put in jeopardy recently because an emergency medical team could not afford to pay the Airport’s landing fees.
Sixteen held in Easter public order arrests
SIXTEEN people were arrested for public order offences over three days of the Easter break after 20 extra officers were brought in to reduce antisocial behaviour.
Would you like tomato ketchup, madam?
SAUCY stylists have hit on a fruity way of treating damaged locks - by adding tomato ketchup.
£ 1/2 million heroin haul lands pair in custody
A MOTHER and her 20-year-old daughter are in custody for allegedly housing Jersey’s largest ever seizure of class A drugs in their garden shed.
Dairy: Work to rule is declared
JERSEY Dairy’s future could be at risk after manual workers voted to work-to-rule in a dispute over pay and conditions, say management.
Flybe low-fares policy pays off
AIRLINE Flybe’s low-fare policy appears to be paying dividends.
Passenger figures to and from Jersey in the 12 months to the end of March are up between ten and 12 per cent on the previous year.
Islanders on the outdoor trail
BLUE skies and sunshine helped Jersey’s local attractions to break attendance records over the Easter weekend.
Investment company appoints top judge to pursue claim
JERSEY investment company Real Estate Opportunities (REO) have appointed a former top judge to help them pursue a compensation claim.
