VICTORIA College Prep retained the Trent Shield on Saturday after defeating a combined St George’s, Grouville and St James team.
This Is Jersey
Daily Archives: July 11, 2006
Early start to beat the heat in Rhodes?
ISLAND Games athletes could find themselves spending ten days, instead of the usual seven, in Rhodes next year if a proposal put forward at the annual general meeting of the International Island Games Association is accepted.
Jersey shooters aiming high
HOPES are high as Jersey shooters travel compete at Bisley over the next two weeks, in the 138th Imperial Meeting.
FT letter defends EU tax compliance
A LETTER from Jersey’s top civil servant appears in today’s Financial Times rebutting comments published last week questioning the Island’s compliance with EU tax agreements.
Smoking ban ‘will hit pubs’
THE future of traditional Island pubs is under threat from the smoking ban.
Health spend £15m on computer system
HEALTH and Social Services have been given up to £15 million in capital funding to set up an integrated computer link between the department and GPs.
Not all short codes will be available in Island
ISLANDERS still won’t be able to text in to all their favourite television and radio programmes following the launch of short code texting.
Nuclear plant: What do you say?
ISLANDERS are being given the opportunity to have their say on the Flamanville nuclear power plant extension.
Hedge funds in the UK tax spotlight
HEDGE funds with an offshore element are now ‘at the top of the list’ for investigation by the UK tax authorities, say specialists.
Computer society to encourage web design
THE Jersey branch of the British Computer Society is planning to encourage the next generation of IT professionals with a schools website design competition.
