IT can feel like the most defining moment of your life. A-level results . . . the point when everything hinges on whether you pass, get the right grades, or even fail. For those who choose to go to university, it’s the end of two years of hard work and could be the next step […]
TAX practitioners are being invited to join a professional organisation in the Island.
A UNIVERSITY student is cycling over 400 miles for cystic fibrosis this summer.
A PICTURE published previously of the police inter-insular football match in 1952 has prompted a number of Islanders to contact us with names to fill the gaps.
From J Blackmore.
AFTER staying with my sister for the last two weeks, I feel the need to express my concern about the lack of respect in many shops I’ve been in.
THAT old devil, inflation, has come back to haunt us. Statistics issued in the UK last week surprised even the City experts, who had already forecast an increase in the Consumer Price Index of up to 4.2%. In the event the CPI for July reached 4.4% and the Retail Price Index 5.3%, up from 4.8% […]
IT has been claimed that victims of Haut de la Garenne are afraid that the Island’s authorities will prevent the police from investigating historical child abuse properly.
JERSEY showed their intent when they defeated Croatia by seven wickets yesterday on the opening day of the ICC European Division II championship in Guernsey.
SPECULATION is mounting that GST on food will be scrapped.
Jersey’s role in the Olympics
IN spite of doubts about China’s human rights record and fears of terrorist attack, the Beijing Olympics are proving to be an outstanding sporting occasion. From the spectacle of the opening ceremony – the impact of which was only marginally dulled by computer-enhanced fireworks and the miming of a song of welcome – to the […]