Jersey’s footballers are through to the NatWest Island Games men’s final following a 2-0 win over Guernsey in Aland this evening.
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Daily Archives: July 2, 2009
AIB: ‘No job cuts in Jersey’
THE ‘Celtic Tiger’ is going through an unprecedented decline – and recovery is likely to be slow, specialists on the Irish economy said yesterday at a seminar in Jersey.
Let nature take its course
From June Beslièvre.
I AM totally lost at the contradictions coming from Dr Rosemary Geller, Medical Officer of Health, regarding swine flu precautions and the pyramid effect that takes place when one person is diagnosed.
Tough new line on youth crime
TOUGHER sentences could be handed down to teenage hooligans under new laws, the Home Affairs Minister has warned.
A wheelie good idea – or just a waste of time
AS Middle England rises up yet again – this time to rid the nation’s streets of the scourge of wheelie bins – I made a startling discovery last week.
‘We must fight this gross interference’
MOVES in Westminster to make Islanders show passports when entering the UK would be a ‘very gross interference with one Jersey long-standing constitutional privileges’, the newly-retired Bailiff has warned.
Food for Thought: Good nutrition will improve a child’s learning ability
From Kim Hanson and Lyndsey Evans.
WE would like to say that your article of 25 June regarding the Food for Thought campaign only touched on the message we were trying to deliver.
‘Large number of people’ could put money where mouth is
From Harry Read.
ONCE again we are being encouraged to believe that it is a good idea that the States purchase Plémont headland off Mr Hemmings at a potential cost of £5 million.
One reason for campaign to protect our coastline
AN environmentalist has said that the size of an approved property in St Martin is ‘immense’ and will have a negative visual impact on the coastline.
We must find funds for sewers
IT is no secret that States departmental budgets are being scrutinised with particular care in these difficult economic conditions.