MORE questions have been raised about the Treasury Minister’s plan to charge non-Jersey companies according to the property they occupy.
This Is Jersey
Daily Archives: November 10, 2008
Tomatoes: A sad farewell
ALTHOUGH it remains an important part of the Jersey economy, Island agriculture is no longer the force that it once was.
A Week in Politics
NOT much doubt about the big political story of last week — it was Barack Obama’s historic victory in the US presidential race.
Hurrah – Mary Ann is back!
From Fayette Jackson.
TUESDAY 4 November was a red letter day for me when I learned that the name ‘Mary Ann’ was once again going to be used.
£1m boost for tourism industry
UP to £1 million is to be injected into Jersey’s tourism industry to help boost dwindling visitor numbers.
A Jersey hero in Germany
A JERSEYMAN who used his scuba diving gear to save his neighbour from a burning building has been awarded a prestigious medal for heroism.
Kemp leads from front as Jersey gain revenge
JERSEY RFC gained their first revenge of the year when they beat Hayward’s Heath 7-43, to make it a satisfactory return to the UK ground where last year they were beaten and subsequently lost the London South II league title.
The shape of things to come
HUELIN-Renouf’s new vessel is taking shape in a German shipyard.
How representative was this sample?
IT is sometimes said that, just as consultants sometimes produce reports that indicate further consultancy work is essential in order to achieve the client’s objectives, so surveys produce results which, by and large, are what the clients expect to hear.