HARCOURT Developments is being sued in Ireland because another developer claims it owns half the rights to develop the Esplanade.
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Daily Archives: June 13, 2008
The green machine
MAVIS Le Marquand, who partnered Sheila Syvret to the pairs silver medal in the women’s world outdoor championships at Ayr in 1992, is looking forward to her new role – as Jersey’s team manager in the home international series in Belfast next week.
Harcourt in another court case
HARCOURT Developments is being sued in Ireland because another developer claims it owns half the rights to develop the Esplanade.
£505,000 boost for Jersey Finance
JERSEY Finance has been given an extra half-million of States money — despite calls for more funding to come from the finance industry.
Surf’s up – time to bring a vision to life
JUST over a year ago hotelier David Seymour took me to one side and outlined a revolutionary plan he had of rebuilding part of St Ouen’s Bay.
Madcaps take to the mountains
DIRT biker Mike Etienne says that he was ‘something of a loony’ when he was young – and some might argue that he hasn’t mellowed with age.
Harcourt boss to hold emergency meeting
THE head of developers Harcourt is flying into Jersey for an emergency meeting with States Members in the wake of the Waterfront scandal.
Harcourt boss to hold emergency meeting
THE head of developers Harcourt is flying into Jersey for an emergency meeting with States Members in the wake of the Waterfront scandal.
Pooling resources for a far healthier society
Like most sports journalists, I follow trends in UK sports avidly, from the 147 school playing fields that were sold off for development last year to an initiative promoted by Culture Secretary Andy Burnham who wants everyone under-16 and everyone over 60 to be able to swim in England’s swimming pools for free.
We have lost confidence in our own government
From Laurence Wheeler.
MY incredulity increases every time I read the background to the Waterfront decision.