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IT’S sales time again – another chance to make your money go further and take advantage of all those tempting ‘unrepeatable’ offers.

Jersey’s finance industry increased profits by four per cent during 2008, to £1.5 billion.

JERSEY’S top civil servant has told the Chief Minister that he was not involved in the set-up of Operation Blast.

NOBODY in Jersey lives more than a couple of miles from the coastline and the sea. Familiarity with the marine environment can, however, breed complacency.

JERSEY will face Gotland in a head-on battle to become hosts of the Island Games in 2015.

THE Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, said a fond final goodbye to the States Chamber yesterday as he retired from office.

THE Island faces a £200 million bill over the next 20 years to stop the sewerage system collapsing.

MOST people will know at least one road plagued by speeding motorists, or will have had a close encounter with a reckless driver while out cycling or walking.

JERSEY was in third place in the NatWest Island Games this evening, having slipped from the top spot they gained this afternoon.

THEY say football is a game of two halves – and that was certainly true for Jersey’s men yesterday, as they turned an unconvincing 1-1 half time score against the Isle of Wight into a clinical 4-1 drubbing at the final whistle.