Wednesday, 3rd December 2008

Daily Archives: September 2, 2008

We are here…wish it was lovely…

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IT was in the Evening Post of 20 September 1956 that a complete page was devoted to the views of a visitor to Jersey on the Island’s tourism.

Showing the way back to work

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A NEW back to work training initiative has been launched by Workwise in conjunction with local businesses.

Trio cheat death

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THREE Islanders cheated death when their aircraft made an emergency landing as it travelled back to Jersey on Saturday afternoon.

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They may be legal, but are they safe?

ONE of the more ironic advertising slogans seen in Jersey in recent years appeared on the stall at Jersey Live selling what were described as ‘legal highs’. It read: ‘Stay high, stay healthy, stay safe.’

Bring on the juniors!

JERSEY have selected 14 players for their World Cricket League Division IV campaign in Tanzania next month.

Another blow to our image

From David Bisson.
WHILE many in Jersey are working hard to improve our tarnished image abroad, yet again a leading member of the Island community has taken it upon himself to give further ammunition to those who like to spread the word that we are not fit to govern ourselves.

Silver screen service

EVERYTHING used to be so much better – entertainment was more interesting and celebrities were greater. But was it, and were they really, or are we just looking back through rose-tinted spectacles?

Counsel to Council: Stick to your guns

After recent radio moan-ins and Letters to the Editor, I have some advice for the Council of Ministers: pack up your briefcases, go home and do nothing.

Voters sign up to have say on French time

MORE Islanders might be signing on to the electoral roll so that they can have their say on the move to Central European Time.

Law courts are there to judge evidence

From Chris Whitworth.
I TOTALLY agree with the letter from Diane Couser (JEP, 28 August) which basically questions the role of religion within the Law Courts.