GOALS were in abundance last night as this year’s Charity Cup kicked off.
This Is Jersey
Daily Archives: August 17, 2004
Cricket:Soggy start for Jersey
THE Jersey Island Cricket Club bowled just 54 balls at the Isle of Wight yesterday before rain stopped play.
Tearfund praises Jersey efforts
JERSEY’S rapid response to the national appeal by the charity Tearfund for emergency aid for Sudan has been commended by the agency.
La Cala rises from the ashes
FOUR years after the blaze that destroyed La Cala, the club is to reopen on the other side of town.
After a year of building work the new La Cala opens tomorrow night on the former site of The Venue in Beresford Street.
Vodka? No thanks, say residents
RESIDENTS of St Lawrence and St John are organising fierce opposition to the Jersey Royal vodka distillery which could be built in fields near St John’s Manor.
Health checks on site work at L’Hermitage
ENVIRONMENTAL health officers were due to meet developers Dandara today following complaints about dust and noise from the development at the L’Hermitage site at Beaumont.
Cabbies to the rescue as boy goes missing
THE police have issued a public thank-you to Yellow Cabs after they found a young boy with learning difficulties who had gone missing from his hotel last week.
Massive profits drive Island heroin trade
DRUG dealers can buy a kilo of heroin in the UK for £20,000 and expect to sell it in Jersey for almost half a million pounds.
Holiday travel chaos?
TRAVEL chaos over the August Bank Holiday weekend looms large with some British Airways staff having voted to hold a 24-hour strike.
Rules may change on selling from a distance
JERSEY financial services firms are likely to be affected by new regulations published by the UK government.
