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WE are fortunate that Jersey can still be classified as a low-crime area. Quite clearly, this does not mean that our community is free of crime, but the most serious categories of offence remain mercifully rare.

THE latest Jersey Chamber of Commerce business confidence survey has shown that Island businessmen and women are taking action aimed specifically at seeing them safely through the recession.

YOU will have to forgive me if there are spelling mistakes in this column. I can hardly see the keyboard for all the egg on my face.

THE UK will fight Jersey’s corner at the G20 conference after the Island agreed to share income tax data with the UK tax authorities.

From Robin Pittman. AM I alone in finding the service offered to Jersey by Cineworld, our only cinema, somewhat disappointing? Despite having ten screens, it shows some of the films, highly praised in all the press, for such a short time.

INTERNATIONAL cycle racing is to return to the streets of St Helier early this summer.

From Suzette Hase, Consumer Council officer. THE Consumer Council has noted that there have been a couple of letters in response to your article (JEP, 25 February) on dental fees which included a table compiled by us to help reiterate a point made by Scrutiny.

JERSEY Wanderers retained the under-18 Division I title on Sunday morning after thumping Trinity, their only challengers, 6-1 at Hockey Club.

TRUST professionals have warned that a Tax Information Exchange Agreement with the UK could deter new business from using the Island in future.

ONE of Jersey’s most famous landmarks was transformed last night in aid of Comic Relief.