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Daily Archives: July 23, 2008
Kirsten signs up again
FORMER Test batsman Peter Kirsten is to return to the Island and lead Jersey’s cricketers into the inter-insular in August.
To split or not to split
AS pressure increases to find new sites for housing and other development, there will undoubtedly be conflict between the drive to rezone the countryside and the need to protect the Island environment.
JEC revenue rises by 9%
JERSEY Electricity has reported a nine per cent rise in revenue in the nine months to 30 June.
Can you afford to live here?
ISLANDERS are being asked whether those on the minimum wage can afford to live in today’s Jersey.
Lifetime: Is there life after break-up?
FOR most people, the end of a relationship can be acutely painful. Many who find themselves at a loss after splitting up just don’t know where to turn.
Island politics is a minefield, and what we need is transparency
From Gino Risoli.
THE letter published recently from ex-Senator Pierre Horsfall completely misses the point.
Minister defends extra cash for finance body
THE organisation which promotes and defends the Island’s finance industry, Jersey Finance Ltd, does not have undue influence over public policy, according to Economic Development Minister Philip Ozouf.
Jordan-Higgins and Crenan stay on course for national tests
JERSEY golfers Olivia Jordan-Higgins and Sam Crenan are well placed on the leader boards in two National championships after their opening rounds yesterday.
Groundless tosh from a disenchanted man
From Rod Bryans, director, Hepburns Insurance.
IT’S difficult to comment on John Christensen’s Our Island article (Jersey Evening Post, 18 July) because it doesn’t tell us anything new.