ON Saturday Jersey were narrowly defeated by Afghanistan in the final of the ICC World Cricket League Division V tournament that had unfolded over the previous eight days at venues around the Island.
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Daily Archives: June 2, 2008
Tram for the Waterfront?
JERSEY could again have a railway running from the west to town.
A week in politics
There’s a Simpsons episode in which Springfield’s resident despot, Montgomery Burns, creates a huge disc on a robotic arm to block out the sun.
£1.1m loss
A JERSEY mail order greetings card firm has failed to deliver expected profits.
Let’s find a gym for Mont à l’Abbé
IT’S quite a while since I bothered to go down town to the Public Library to look at that lot the Big House’s Budget book but I wouldn’t mind betting that, along with what used to be called Public Health, not to mention Social Security, the crowd up at Highlands get a fair old slice […]
New look for the JEP’s website
THE Jersey Evening Post’s website, thisisjersey.com, has a new look.
We should be more creative with Jersey’s street lighting
From David Barlow.
IT has been a delight to see the improvements evolving to the west of the tunnel entrance – first the elegant extension to the Royal Yacht Hotel, then the removal of bus shelters and the encouraging progress with paving and planting.
A collective responsibility
From John Mesch.
MIKE Stentiford, the new president of the National Trust for Jersey, was absolutely correct when he wrote congratulating Environment and Planning Minister Freddie Cohen for making a morally correct decision when he turned down the application to build a modern estate of 36 houses at Plémont.