CUSTOMERS of Jersey Electricity are likely to be paying substantially more for their supply next year.
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Daily Archives: May 19, 2008
‘Skull’ find probably wood
THE piece of ‘child’s skull’ found at Haut de la Garenne in February may be a piece of wood.
Let’s tackle these 21st century spivs
HAVING sometimes been accused – wrongly, I stress – by Herself of buying most of my Christmas and birthday presents at Poundworld, can I, on behalf of everyone in a place which seems to attract spivs and rip-off merchants like a magnet, offer a small bouquet (it’s small because I don’t like going overboard on […]
Green’s Fantastic feat
REGULAR visitor to the Island, Liverpool Harriers’ Peter Green was the clear winner of yesterday’s Fantastic North Run, finishing just under four minutes ahead of his nearest rivals.
A WEEK IN POLITICS
IT used to be a truth universally acknowledged that the States is a bloated, wasteful, inefficient organisation, that senior civil servants are overpaid and that States Members have failed to get to grips with spending in any kind of meaningful way.
Paying for the errors
THE latest report from the Auditor and Comptroller General, Chris Swinson, has concluded that public services will begin to suffer if there are further cuts in States spending.
Why were residents not consulted?
From Matt Gaudion.
THE proposed erection of a 60-metre ‘Jersey Eye’ wheel directly opposite residential property on the waterfront is a major cause for concern for occupiers of nearby apartments.
States ‘misled’ over bone find
POLICE have been accused of allowing the Home Affairs Minister to mislead the States about the piece of ‘bone’ found at Haut de la Garenne.
Herm: Yours for £15m
HERM is up for sale with a price tag of £15 million.
Serious errors of judgment
From Keith Shaw.
ALTHOUGH I do not often agree with some of his actions or statements, I have to admit feeling sorry for the Transport Minister Deputy Guy de Faye, when I read the front-page news regarding the Bel Royal road works.