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ALTHOUGH the Review of Social Housing in Jersey, a document now in the public domain, is free of political rhetoric and dramatic language, there is no escaping its underlying conclusion – that there are profound problems with the way in which States-owned accommodation is administered.

Doug Learmonth, of Tadcaster in Yorkshire, is hoping to make contact with a friend of his late uncle, who he believes is living in Jersey.

SO now that we’ve had the seal of approval from the IMF, the OECD and just about every other organisation with an acronym, is it time for Jersey to join the EU on favourable terms?

England’s Stephen Mulliner is once again European Croquet Champion after beating first-time finalist, Jersey’s Gavin Carter, 3-0.

From Michael Green. I WRITE further to the JEP article which dominated the front page of the 16 September edition with regard to the Masterplan for the north of St Helier.

DAMNING allegations on the BBC’s Panorama programme that a Jersey bank worker advocated dubious tax dodging have been dismissed as ‘sloppy journalism’.

FORTY years after indecently assaulting three young girls in his care at Haut de la Garenne, Gordon Claude Wateridge has been sent to jail.

A NEW online group has been created to give small businesses in Jersey a place to comment on the issues affecting them.

ATTORNEY General William Bailhache has denied trying to drop the prosecution against the paedophile who was jailed for two years yesterday for indecent assaults committed while he worked at Haut de la Garenne.

CHAMPIONS Jersey Wanderers went joint top of the Under-18 Division in the Junior League on Sunday after scoring ten times without reply against First Tower United.