Welcome to Jersey – a land where inequality rules, OK?

AS a business reporter I am often asked how I see the economy shaping up and ‘what is really happening out there, in the real world behind the headlines and spin’.


Charity begins at home

From Gwen Tucker. LAST year I wrote to the JEP about Deputy Huet wanting this Island to give up to £26 million to overseas aid. Now I am doing the same about her successor, Deputy Gorst.


Jersey lose out to Scotland

JERSEY’S Under-15 cricketers lost out on the ICC European Division I title after a rain-hit final day yesterday, having led throughout the week in Dundee, Scotland.


Free town parking? Not on Sunday!

PUZZLED motorists are being fined for unwittingly flouting Sunday parking laws – even though the day is not marked on paycards.


‘Now it’s time to invest’

NOW is the time to increase investments in the stock market, says the chief economist at ABN Amro Bank.


Baby milk could be a victim of Health cuts

STOPPING baby milk supplies to new mothers and reducing the temperature in the hospital by five degrees are two of the money-saving ideas put forward by the Health Department.


Silver for Ella

ELLA Dias has become the first AIB Tigers’ swimmer since Simon Le Couilliard in 2005 to claim a national medal after winning silver at the ASA National Age Group Championships in Sheffield yesterday.


Shelter from a cruel east wind

From Joy Anthony. IT is greatly to be hoped that no one will take the action suggested by the letter from your Middlesborough correspondent (JEP, 20 July) ‘Dispose of Grouville Station bus shelter’.


Abuse of children by neglect

From Len Vautier. I AM so distressed at reading of the terrible things the children of our Island are doing to themselves and to us – violence, vandalism, binge drinking, etc. More and more, and it will get worse, with the latest cases involving a boy of 11 and a girl of 13.


Special swine flu clinics to be set up

SWINE flu clinics are to be set up to help doctors cope as the virus continues to spread across the 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.