‘Sustainable practices cut costs’

BUSINESSES can cut costs by taking their environmental responsibilities seriously – and Jersey could become a global example of best practice.


Telecom’s profit dips 9%

JERSEY Telecom profits fell by nearly nine per cent last year to £11 million while costs rose by nine per cent as the effects of increased competition and the economic downturn affected the business.


Killer cocaine warning

COCAINE imported into the Island is being mixed with a potent veterinary drug used to knock out horses, Customs have warned following record seizures of the Class A substance.


Memorial challenge parents pay school

THE parents of a 28-year-old Royal Marine who died in service last year paid a visit to his former school last week.


Getting access to the facts

THANKS to a series of revelations published in the Daily Telegraph, the political establishment in the UK has been rocked by a catalogue of scandals involving MPs’ expenses.


Beeches move two points clear

CHAMPIONS Beeches moved two points clear at the top of Division I in the NatWest Evening League last night following an 88-run victory against Hautlians at FB1.


Fact: Taxation will increase

DO you ever sit listening to a speech and find yourself wanting to interrupt and shout that the speaker has got it all wrong? Yes, so do I.


Civil servants are a protected species

From Mary Hair. CONGRATULATIONS to the JEP for publishing the expenses of the civil service – £2.8 million?


Would we look after a national park in a fit and proper way?

From Ryan McMullen. REGARDING your article detailing the creation of a national park (JEP, 18 June), a series of doubts entered my mind as to what protection the land would be afforded as a result of this.


How can Islanders afford such high rents?

From William Rennox. I KNOW I am not the only one who feels aggrieved at the extortionate rents charged to tenants of all types on this lovely Island.

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.