From Anna-Louise Shipley.
I AM yet to take a ride on the Island’s big wheel but eager to get on board and take a look at our world below.
Daily Archives: June 5, 2008
Gaining a whole new perspective on St Helier
£330m Waterfront plan approved
PLANS for a £330 million finance centre on the Waterfront have been backed by the States.
Savings blow to pensioners
PENSIONERS in Jersey who have invested in National Savings may have lost out in recent changes designed to ‘simplify and streamline’ the products.
Sloggers shock Saints
SLOGGERS sprang a big surprise in the opening first round matches in the JEP Brighter Cricket Cup last night by defeating Division I St John.
Make savings, not taxes on food and fuel
From Lyndon Farnham.
IT has become very obvious that the States have made a gross error of judgment in allowing GST to be applied to food and fuel.
Two more teeth found at Haut de la Garenne
TWO more children’s teeth have been found in the cellars at Haut de la Garenne this week, making a total of 11 discovered at the former children’s home.
Walker on track for repeat of home victory
AFTER winning a race on his home event last year James Walker is hoping to repeat the feat as he heads to Silverstone for the World Series by Renault this weekend.
Governor opens global HQ for CPA
THE Lieutenant Governor, Lieutenant-General Andrew Ridgway, has officially opened the global headquarters for an intellectual property management specialist based on the Esplanade.














Too much power for one man
ONE of the principal objections raised as the Island moved towards a new system of government was that ministers would enjoy too much power.
A recent decision by Transport Minister Guy de Faye has substantiated this objection, although subsequent events have at least shown that ministerial over-enthusiasm can be curbed by the States Assembly.
The case in […]