‘Offload non-core services’

IT is time the States stopped providing services that would be more efficiently delivered differently, says the president of the Jersey Chamber of Commerce.


You can stop them biting

From Julie Gafoor, operational manager, Child and Family Services, Family Nursing and Home Care.


Banks: Bring on the rest

Jersey United Banks go into the next round of the Hampshire Plate believing that they are strong enough to make the final.


No bad, but Jersey could do much, much better

From Brian Hotton. ROGER Goodwin’s letter (JEP, 29 December) was headlined ‘Jersey is not so bad’.


Angels delight for Island duo

TWO local firms are close to securing backing from UK-based investors as a result of pitches they put before a panel of business angels in Jersey last month.


Plan a few cycle rides

So far I’ve managed to avoid the traditional seasonal media trick of regurgitating last year’s news, but don’t hold your breath – is it that there isn’t too much news out there, or more probably, I think most journalists are simply taking a break.


A happy start to a new year

AT a time when good news is in short supply, the 2010 New Year Honours List was particularly welcome in Jersey.


Cycle helmets to become law?

CYCLISTS could soon be forced to wear helmets by law.


Thankfully, a Christmas not devoid of Christianity

HERE we are again at the end of that interlude stretching from Christmas until just after the New Year that seems removed from normal time.


The Minister is playing school milk politics with his ‘the lifeguard service is under review’ bombshell

I KNOW that it was published a couple of weeks ago but what with trying to play a polite host to Herself’s tribe over the holiday – my prayers about snow and all that forcing a cancellation of their flight were sadly not answered – I’ve only just managed to read the interview with David [...]

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.