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IN just a few months Jersey Enterprise has become a very slick organisation able to help new and existing Island businesses with a range of support packages, advice and encouragement.

A LAST ditch attempt to save the international tennis tournament due to be held in Jersey in November will be made today, according to organisers.

STATES revenue and capital spending will top £754m next year – just over £8,200 for every man, woman and child in Jersey.

AN ISLANDER has donated £5,000 to a local environmental charity in order to create a memorial to his late wife.

THESE might be hard times and the economic forecast for the medium term might be less than encouraging, but that does not mean that the States are cutting back dramatically on public spending.

From Michael de Petrovsky. ON the subject of wheel clamping, your readers may have read recently (JEP, 10 July) that my vehicle was wheel clamped at the Elizabeth Marina after 6 pm on a Saturday evening, having been called there to pick up a boat owner and his crew.

JERSEY businesses are being urged to take the threat of swine flu more seriously.

A JERSEY couple who emigrated to Canada 15 years ago are hoping that forest fires raging in their area of British Columbia will not reach their home.

From Jennifer Bouchet. PERHAPS I am being cynical, but as NABAS (JEP, 13 July) is an association solely dedicated to the balloon industry it might just have a vested interest in condoning mass balloon releases.

THE Sportingbet Channel Islands men’s athletics team have made it through to the finals of the British Athletics League’s Golden Jubilee Cup after a convincing win in their regional semi-final in Kingston on Saturday.