‘Now freeze drink prices’

BARS and restaurants have been challenged to freeze prices next year after the States rejected duty increases on drink.


Look who turned up for Calvin…

CHELSEA fan Calvin Haycock could not hide his delight when he met one of his football idols.


Battle was financial success

AS the Island prepares to go into Battle again this weekend for the Christmas parade, it has been revealed that this year’s summer events were a financial success.


Sadly, a printing press can’t help

From Jon Scott. ROGER Trower claimed in his letter (JEP, 9 December) that our Treasury Minister has been printing money to prop up States expenditure.


‘You gave in too easily’

JERSEY’S ministers should have fought harder to protect the reciprocal health deal with the UK instead of meekly accepting its cancellation, according to a UK MP.


On the professional road

BADMINTON Island Games medallist Kim Ashton has moved to Denmark in what she hopes will be her first steps on the path to professionalism.


Christmas cutbacks may be on the cards

I HAVE to confess that I have yet to feel the festive urge to spend money.


A gymnastic academy? We should be jumping at the chance

From Gavin Smith. WITH reference to an article in the JEP on 1 December, ‘We don’t want a gym here’, I was absolutely astounded to read that there are people who do not want a gym for the kids in this Island.


‘Savage’ attacker is jailed

THE shocking level of alcohol-fuelled violence on the streets of St Helier was laid bare again yesterday when a 24-year-old man was jailed for a ‘frenzied, savage and relentless’ attack.


A chance to reflect on Boxing Day tsunami

THE fifth anniversary of the Boxing Day tsunami in 2004, which devastated South-East Asia and claimed over 225,000 lives, is being marked in Jersey next month with an evening of reflection.

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.