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A FORMER Islander is doing his bit for those devastated by the January earthquake in Haiti which killed more than 230,000 people by raising an astonishing £200,000.

FROM the outside, to all intents and purposes, the acts of a) reviewing the effects of 10% cuts to the public sector because you want to make them, and b) reviewing the effects of 10% cuts because you don’t want to make them, appear to be exactly the same.

JERSEY Scottish and St Paul’s clash at Springfield tonight in what is a key match at both ends of the Dandara Combination Premiership table, writes Andy Bradshaw.

From Nathan Jordan. I WAS surprised to hear that the Public Accounts Committee are considering transferring the costs of the Magistrate’s Court to convicted offenders (JEP, 6 March).

COFFEE company Cooper and Co is to open its first café in the refurbished Co-op Grand Marché store.

CHARITIES might come and go and various methods of fundraising might go in and out of fashion, but it seems that the annual Swimarathon will always be with us.

FOUR Islanders who risked their lives to shelter fugitives during the Occupation are being honoured at a ceremony in Downing Street this afternoon.

JERSEY Airport has denied claims that it tried to cover up an incident that has been likened to the cause of the 2000 Concorde disaster in Paris.

From Jamie Barker. FURTHER to the bicycling helmets debate, it must be pointed out that the act of cycling is inherently safe.

IT was a dusty, windy and bitterly cold start for the first motocross race day of the season at Sorel on Sunday, but, true to type, this did not deter the riders.