Economic recovery ‘not yet’

JERSEY’S economy is still likely to shrink next year – despite UK forecasts that the recession could end next spring, says Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf.


When small is beautiful

LONG before ‘The Rice Bowl’ became a direction beacon for taxi and delivery drivers heading along our south-east coast, there was only Millard’s Corner, and its proud corner shop.


Syvret raid: ‘I felt violated’

DEPUTY Carolyn Labey has attacked the States police for raiding her home during the arrest of Senator Stuart Syvret.


US debut for play by Liana

A PLAY by a Jersey teenager has been performed for a ‘worldwide action day’ in the United States.


Budget rumour machine goes into overdrive

TODAY’S UK Budget is attracting more offshore speculation than normal, with tax increases being widely forecast.


Portuguese achieve double

The Portuguese Club of Jersey completed a football league and cup double last night by winning the PW Touzel Memorial Trophy.


Planning prefer car parks to green initiatives

From Bob Hogge. I WAS just going to put pen to paper to congratulate President Obama for having the foresight to dig an allotment on the White House lawn when I read that Planning has turned down an application to create 60 allotments here in Jersey.


Prudent use of resources

THE first thing that must be said about the injection of public money into the Island economy to counteract the effects of the present recession is that we are very fortunate to be able to initiate such action.


Convent conquer the Rest – again

It was the netball underdogs who reigned supreme last night, with Island champions Convent A the only divisional winners to record a win against a ‘Best of the Rest’ select.


Get real, Jersey, or you’ll lose your tourists

From Jennifer McCloud. I TOOK the opportunity to look at Jersey during my trip to attend a reunion with the idea of measuring its suitability for a family holiday later this year.

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.