Pleasure has its price – but who’s prepared to pay it?

SINCE childhood, it’s always seemed that the things you desired most were always those put out of reach or hidden away – the sweet jar on the top shelf, magazines went that way too! I suppose it engendered restraint and assisted with postural stretching.


Culkin: ‘We’re going for gold’

JERSEY caretaker football manager Craig Culkin says he’s going to the Island Games in Aland this summer to win the gold.


UK travel insurance: Check the small print, say brokers

JERSEY insurance brokers are urging businesses and individuals to review the small print in their travel insurance policies, in view of recent changes.


States in shambles

THE States resembled a school playground yesterday as foul language and personal insults flew across the Chamber.


Don’t panic! Spend instead

From Jane Gilley. TODAY, it’s a beautiful day. The sun is shining. But, the state of Jersey’s economy, along with many other countries, is steadily getting worse. Doom and gloom fill the media and some people are panicking. Yet it is in our own hands to alleviate this situation.


Time for the States to grow up

DURING the debate on the new incinerator the Deputy Bailiff, Michael Birt, was obliged to tell Deputy Daniel Wimberley that the States Assembly was not a school debating society. Yesterday he had to remind other Members that it was not a school playground.


Invaders beaten by Warriors

THERE were victories for Warriors and Dragons in last week’s Cronus & Microgen Basketball League fixtures at Langford.


Names will be scrubbed from official transcript

THE identities of non-States Members named during States debates will be removed from the official transcript in future.


He never had a chance

From Chris Whitworth. CONTINUING your focus on the incinerator, I find it both disturbing and highly questionable why our ministers agreed to a contract with a hefty £50 million penalty charge should we pull out. Even though pulling out would probably still have been the cheapest option in the long run, it surely meant that [...]


New skatepark in wrong place, say Harbours

HARBOURS say that the £125,000 skatepark on the New North Quay is causing problems and is in the wrong place – less than three months after it opened.

BIRD WATCH 2012

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The 11th Great Garden Bird Watch took place over the weekend, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 February. JEP readers were asked to get on board to help monitor bird life in the Island.