Mercenary past of new resident

A MULTI-MILLIONAIRE oil tycoon and former special forces soldier who once controlled one of the world’s most high-profile mercenary armies has become a tax exile in Jersey.


Ermitage in sight of Statue of Liberty

JERSEY-based fund of hedge funds firm Ermitage Group is opening an office in New York and has appointed a new London-based executive director.


Saddle sure

SO you think you’re pretty nifty on a bike, then? Well, now you can put that belief to the test and become an advanced motorcyclist in Jersey.


Mass surfing tourism? No thanks

From Jeremy Oxenden. I AM a keen third-generation all-year-round surfer and I have been surfing in one way or another since 1963.


Sorry! Major press project delays JEP

CONTINUING work to upgrade the Jersey Evening Post’s press at Five Oaks has caused more delays to the distribution of the paper this week.


JEP online vote says no to CET

JERSEY Evening Post online readers have voted against the Island changing to Central European Time – but only by a small margin.


Fire Service draft in help for safety visits

THE JEP’s Make a Plan campaign has been so successful that the Fire and Rescue Service has had to draft in retired firefighters to cope with the soaring demand for home safety visits.


Why establishing organised politics in Jersey will not be easy

From Senator Stuart Syvret. I READ with interest the comment in your Our Island series by Dr Elena Moran (JEP, 20 June) concerning the future of politics in Jersey.


This move undermines our community values

From Deputy Roy Le Hérissier. YOUR paper continually espouses the importance of maintaining traditional community values yet another arm of your group, CIN, is acting to undermine them.


Seagulls attack at the Dodo

A TOURIST thinks there should be more signs in Jersey to warn people about ‘vicious’ birds after two seagulls attacked her at Durrell on Wednesday.