Jersey to open office in India

JERSEY is to open an office in India to increase trade between the Island and the sub-continent.


Award winner has a way with words

JERSEYMAN Robert Le Masurier has been named as Britain’s leading teacher of British sign language at a national awards ceremony.


Tackling a deafening silence

BEHIND Closed Doors is a particularly appropriate name for the campaign, launched last night by the Bailiff, Michael Birt, designed to highlight one of today’s ‘hidden’ crimes, domestic violence.


International call for Brown

NETBALLER Jacy Brown has been selected for Scotland’s senior and under-19 teams as well as the Glasgow Wildcats Superleague squad.


Drive to end home abuse

THE Bailiff last night called on every Islander to help protect women and children from the evil of domestic abuse.


So why are we the odd dependency out?

IT doesn’t seem fair, really. Here we are with the biggest and most successful finance industry of all three Crown Dependencies, and it looks like we are the only one about to go into recession. That’s if we’re not there already.


Ale and arty at marketing awards

IT was celebratory drinks all round for the Liberation Group on Friday night at the Chartered Institute of Marketing Awards.


Wasting St Helier’s money

From Keith Shaw. AT a parish assembly at the Town Hall on 25 November Item 2 on the agenda will be: ‘The reorganisation of refuse collections and introduction of a parish-wide recycling scheme for St Helier.’


Digital switchover ‘handled properly’

From Emma Martins, Data Protection Commissioner. IT seems apparent that there are some misconceptions relating to the proposed Digital Switchover (Disclosure of Information) (Jersey) Law (JEP, 20 November) and I would like the opportunity to clarify certain aspects of the scheme.


Optimus recover to see-off title rivals

THE Crocker brothers were in good form last night helping Optimus win the top-of-the-table clash in Division I of the NatWest 6-a-side Indoor Cricket League.

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.