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A CHANGE in career has led to Gary Vibert qualifying as an ambulance technician after being a director in a family-run business for 17 years.

Never let it be said that I’m not at the cutting edge of bicycle fashion, but I do like to think that I’m occasionally in the vicinity.

CLINTON WOODS squared up to his demons in Jersey on Saturday night – then proceeded to punch them to oblivion.

IT can’t be all that many years since everyone and his brother was swept away on a tide of emotion with the release of the Bob Geldof-inspired ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ record, which raised many millions of pounds for those less well off than most of us here in the so-called civilised world.

BUSINESSES in Jersey are being encouraged to support local students by offering them paid work experience as part of the Undergraduate Internship Programme.

THE chief executive of the Island’s biggest retailer has warned that Jersey could talk itself into a deeper recession than necessary.

BEFORE the Goods and Services Tax became a fact of Island life last year, it was abundantly clear that a great many people objected to the additional burden that it was about to impose.

From Barry Runacres. I WAS recently in Jersey, and, while there, visited the Underground Hospital — now renamed the War Tunnels.

From John Clennett. I WOULD like to congratulate Peter Body for his realistic appraisal of the latest Strategic Plan.

Jersey Rugby Club proved their pedigree on Saturday by beating London 1 Division league leaders Shelford by just one point.