Profits for Jersey’s financial services sector rose by 12 per cent last year.
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Daily Archives: July 2, 2008
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Council of Ministers survive
THE Council of Ministers have survived a vote of no confidence by an overwhelming majority.
This form of ‘politics’ is absurd
From Collette Crill.
ON the day of her election, Deputy Shona Pitman engaged in offensive behaviour in public. Many would deem that such behaviour rendered her unfit for elected office.
Speaking out for freedom of speech
EARLY last December, I was invited to a party. No, not an especially early pre-Christmas affair, but a Birthday Party – a very special one – marking 75 years of the BBC’s World Service.
Law firm joins CAB to offer free legal advice
JERSEY law firm Voisin has joined forces with the Citizens Advice Bureau to offer free legal advice.
Why Jersey is falling behind
From Elena Moran.
SENATOR Stuart Syvret (JEP, 27 June) suggests that I, together with many other people who have moved to the Island from the UK, believe the UK is ‘some kind of model of near-perfection in its democratic habits’.
Different strokes
JERSEYMAN Paul Le Chevalier bids to retain and gain his fifth Jersey Strokeplay Championship title this weekend at La Moye Golf Club.
The real impact of GST
UNSURPRISINGLY, Treasury Minister Terry Le Sueur and the Jersey Democratic Alliance do not see eye to eye on the annual cost of the new goods and services tax for the average Island family.