THREE States ministers, including Chief Minister Frank Walker, were e-mailed information about the Las Vegas lawsuit against developers Harcourt almost three weeks before last week’s big Waterfront debate.
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Daily Archives: June 10, 2008
New beach cricket league at St Brelade
THERE was some extra colour to St Brelade’s beach last night as the Tetley Bitter Oyster Box Beach Cricket League got under way.
Island to match EU legislation on takeovers
JERSEY companies will be subject to the same takeover and merger rules as UK firms, if a new law is approved.
Kathryn Lundy on an ancient Indian detox diet
SO, feeling full of hope that this summer I’d finally be back to my best – and full of the previous night’s chicken madras, bottle of red and chocolate fudge brownie Ben & Jerry’s – I faced the day of reckoning, with a slightly less substantial bowl of porridge, some slightly soggy cooked fruit and […]
Tourism industry runs so it can stand still
IF you have the interests of the tourism industry at heart, it’s difficult to know whether you should be praising tourism’s leaders for the improvement in the figures, or criticising them for the lack of progress. Guess which approach I’m going to take.
Why didn’t they even Google it?
From Brett Brimble.
I AM writing with regard to the latest revelations surrounding yet another deal struck between our illustrious States Members and Harcourt Developments, and the fact that the latter are already involved in a lawsuit in the USA over alleged non-payment of project funding to the tune of 500 million euros (yes, that’s 500 […]
Vegas lawsuit: Ministers were warned
THREE States ministers, including Chief Minister Frank Walker, were e-mailed information about the Las Vegas lawsuit against developers Harcourt almost three weeks before last week’s big Waterfront debate.
‘Blame the developers’ - WEB director
WATERFRONT developers Harcourt are to blame for the States being misled over the Las Vegas lawsuit, according to a director of the Waterfront Enterprise Board.
States workers who earn over £70,000
MORE than 460 States workers earned more than £70,000 last year.
Plenty of teams to support
WHEN England failed to qualify for Euro 2008 there was much gnashing of teeth and wailing among the nation’s football fans.