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ONE of Jersey’s biggest banks today announced that up to 35 jobs could go in the Island.

THE practice of towns, cities and counties in different countries to ‘twin’ with the joint aim of promoting cultural and commercial ties is particularly pertinent this week as we remember the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War.

From David Cabeldu, for the committee of Save Our Shoreline. SAVE Our Shoreline has this week written to Planning in respect of an application by WEB for consent to build 59 luxury flats with basement car parking on the Waterfront, close to the Radisson Hotel.

A descendant of Robert James Cain who lived at Fauvic House, Grouville, is hoping to make contact with any members of the family who live in Jersey.

JERSEY, like Little Bo-Peep, had lost its sheep.

A MAJOR investigation to examine the high cost of food and other items in the Island could be on the way.

PORTUGUESE Club neared full strength to beat First Tower 2-1 for a place in the Wheway Memorial Trophy semi-final last night.

MOST Islanders spend quite a lot of time thinking about holidays. It seems that the time has come for the States to follow their lead by spending a lot more time on the subject of tourism in general.

BY 2020 there will be a competition and utilities regulator covering both Jersey and Guernsey, the Island’s Treasury Minister has predicted.

THE British Squash Professionals Association Finals get under way at Jersey’s Squash and Racketball Club today.