THE States this morning began debating the Draft Data Protection Law to comply with international standards.
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Monthly Archives: June 2004
Fishermen land victory in battle against Guernsey’s limit ban
JERSEY has secured victory in its long-running legal battle challenging legislation in the Royal Court which barred it from commercial fishing within Guernsey’s three- to 12-mile limit without a licence.
We are not a tax haven, finance tells New York
JERSEY’S finance industry is telling New York audiences this week that the Island should not be regarded as a tax haven.
JEP KO Cup cricket: Can Saints sink Sporting Club again?
The JEP Brighter Cricket Cup Final takes place at Grainville tonight with deadly rivals Sporting Club and St Ouen battling it out for the coveted trophy.
Football:Japan entry could pave way for even bigger event
WORLD under-21 champions Japan will kick off the Jersey Football Tournament 2004 against 2003 winners Boca Juniors.
Cricket:Chasing pair close gap on St John
SE GUY Memorial Trophy finalists Jersey Academicals and St Helier RFC both won last night to close the gap on the Division II leaders.
Bowls:No final joy for Quémard
AFTER such high hopes that Allan Quémard might make it into two British Isles bowls finals at Llandrindod Wells, there was disappointment for Jersey’s supporters when he lost in the semi finals of singles and fours yesterday.
JCRA ‘must become credible’
THE departure of all three members of the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority provides an opportunity to re-establish it as ‘the credible and competent authority it must be’, Economic Development Committee president Deputy Gerald Voisin told the States today.
Disturbances: Two more in court
TWO more people charged following the England-Portugal soccer clash have appeared in the Magistrate’s Court.
Police investigate CS spray claim
A POLICE investigation has been launched after an officer was caught on camera reaching over a teenager’s shoulder and squirting CS spray into his face from behind.
