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Daily Archives: November 3, 2008

Double our money in spending game

WELL, surprise, surprise. The spending on consultants by that lot in the Big House – or at least some of them – has almost doubled in the three years since ministerial government began.

Prison numbers hit record level

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THE Island’s prison population swelled to its highest level ever last year.

Proving our good name in finance

AS recent comments by Liberal Democrat spokesman Vince Cable illustrated, too many influential people are still willing to assert that the Channel Islands are unprincipled tax havens where secrecy rules, financial information is closely guarded and dark deeds are therefore possible.

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It is time to rethink the Waterfront

From Chris Whitworth
WITH regard to the ongoing Harcourt court cases, is it not time to seriously reconsider what to build on and around the Waterfront?

Landsbanki committee formed

THE Jersey Landsbanki support group has formed a committee to help its members get their money back.

Home comforts!

JERSEY RFC deservedly beat Luton RFC, 17-0, at St Peter on Saturday in a game that had everything a spectator could wish for – apart from the weather!

A Week in Politics

A RIDDLE: I wouldn’t do it, you might not, but thousands do. Without it, nine Members wouldn’t be in the States – and we wouldn’t have any Deputies in St Helier No 1 or 2 at all. Got it?

It may be tempting to portray the glass as being half full

From Clive Spears, president, Jersey Chamber of Commerce
I AM moved to respond not only by my own consternation but by that of many of my council members to the recent column by Peter Body concerning the issue of recession wherein disparaging remarks were made about professional bodies including the Jersey Chamber of Commerce.

Fund servicing enjoys 160% growth over last five years

JERSEY’S fund servicing sector has grown by over 160% in the five years to June, according to the latest report from Lipper.

50 hopefuls for Deputy

AT least 50 candidates are expected to declare at nomination meetings around the Island tomorrow for the 29 seats in the States reserved for parish Deputies.