I’M not sure which is more disturbing – the fact that one man spending a couple of hours surfing the internet managed to spark a political row that threatens to scupper the entire Waterfront development, or the fact that most of the key players at Harcourt, the Waterfront Enterprise Board or the Council of Ministers […]
A VETERAN at just 24, Jersey’s Muratti Vase winning captain Stuart André was crowned Jersey’s Footballer of the Year for the first time on Saturday night.
From Michael Dryden.
WADING through Tuesday’s JEP, as I still force myself to do despite the depressive nature of such an action in these days of continual poor decision-making, Las Vegas lawsuits and general out-of-control and unaccountable ministerial government, I stumbled across the article concerning plans to redevelop the Watersplash in St Ouen’s Bay.
DEMAND from Islanders for cheaper food led to the new Iceland supermarket almost selling out at the weekend.
DR Michael Marks, who was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List, was modest enough to express great surprise on having been singled out for the award.
A MULTI-million pound development is on the cards for the Merton Hotel.
From Jon Carden.
IF I had hated the new design for the Watersplash I would have been the first to kick off, so it only seems fair to state that I really like the new design.
JERSEY’S young bowls star Lindsey Greechan faces England champion Edna Bessell in the final of the British Isles women’s outdoor singles championship at the Belmont club in Belfast today.
TWO new board members have been appointed at Jersey Water.
Where’s it all going to end, my boy?
WELL, as my old granny would have said – although not with my choice of words – if you are going to cock it up then cock it up big, and between them the Council of Ministers and the Waterfront Enterprise Board seem to have achieved that objective.