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TOGETHER with divorce, the death of a spouse and moving home, redundancy is one of the most stressful experiences that a person living in a western democracy is likely to experience.

JERSEY’S finance leaders were celebrating today after the industry was given the all-clear following the long-feared G20 summit.

A RETIRED aircraft engineer has embarked on a 1,000-year-old pilgrimage to the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Spain to raise money for Jersey Alzheimer’s Society.

China spreads from the highest point on the planet (Mount Everest) to the second lowest (Moonlight Lake); from the coldest place on earth (Siberia), across the world’s third largest desert (the Gobi), to the Tropical island of Hainan. Let’s face it, even St Ouen is not that different to the rest of Jersey.

JERSEY needs to keep a close eye on changes to the European Savings Tax Directive, say specialists.

AGE is no barrier in bowls and the proof is in the pudding with 69 years between Jersey’s youngest and oldest players in their team to face Guernsey tomorrow.

From Peter Double, chairman, Action for Wildlife. THERE seemed to be very little if any comment when it was revealed in a recent Jersey Evening Post article that 118,000 tons of incinerator ash is stored annually at La Collette reclamation site.

THE value of Jersey’s funds sector is expected to continue to fall as a result of the current global downturn.

From Ronnie Delanoë. RE the appointment of a head teacher for La Moye School – here it goes again – the powers-that-be in that field select a UK applicant for the position.

WITH a game in hand and a home tie against Jersey tomorrow, fourth-placed Hertford RFC’s ambition is to leapfrog over the Island XV, who have just two games remaining to consolidate a tremendous third place at the end of their first season in London Division I.