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Tanguy gets elite licence

JERSEY cyclist Richard Tanguy can look forward to a premier calendar of events next season after gaining his elite cycling licence.

Laser vandal targets aircraft

A LASER with the power to blind was deliberately shone into the cockpit of a passenger jet seconds before it landed at Jersey Airport, it has emerged.

A matter of public trust

WHAT is the difference between Jersey and some 50 other liberal democracies around the world?

Selling fireworks to the public should be banned

THERE are seven nights remaining to enjoy the peace and quiet that deep autumn brings before all hell breaks loose.

Tired of the untouchables

From Jane and Chris Gilley. WE are sick and tired of acts of vandalism committed by youngsters the law cannot touch. From Jane and Chris Gilley. WE are sick and tired of acts of vandalism committed by youngsters the law cannot touch. I’m sure the States of Jersey would be horrified to receive bills from [...]

It’s not all ‘doom and gloom’

REFORMING Jersey’s zero-ten tax structure could provide the Island with a better system, according to the Chief Minister’s adviser on international affairs.

Arrest warning for absentee Senator

Senator Stuart Syvret was warned by the Assistant Magistrate yesterday that he could be arrested if he does not attend court tomorrow.

States workers to vote on strike action

STATES workers will be balloted over possible strike action after politicians upheld the public sector pay freeze.

Tigers’ task a tough one

THE 28th annual AIB Tigers Swimming Club Open is being held at the Les Quennevais Sports Centre this weekend.

O’Sullivan up to fifth in national rankings

LUCY O’SULLIVAN, of the Jersey Archery Association, has moved up to fifth place in the Grand National Archery Association’s target rankings list.