MEASURES detailed in yesterday’s UK Budget will have only limited effects in the Channel Islands.
Economic Development’s new policy and the price of carrots
FIRST I have a confession to make. I’m a hypocrite. Not a particularly nasty one, I hope, but a hypocrite nonetheless.
The human cost of recession
AS Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf has said, Jersey is in a better position than many communities to cope with the effects of the recession. This is because although budgetary deficits loom, we have no significant public debt and cash in hand.
Muddied but unbowed
TWO Jersey athletes claimed top 20 places in the English National Schools’ Cross Country Championships in Manchester on Saturday.
How can you justify this extra expense?
From John Shield. WOULD one of our elected members, or one of their civil service masters, care to answer the following?
Chief Minister urges unions to settle
THE Chief Minister has called on States employees to follow civil servants and settle their pay disputes.
Jersey edged out to fourth
THE Jersey Water Polo team finished the South East League in fourth place following two days of action at Les Quennevais over the weekend.
Woman hit by car near underpass
A WOMAN suffered head injuries when she was hit by a car as she tried to cross six lanes of traffic during last night’s rush hour.
Thanks to Jersey Telecom for their response
From Daren O’Toole. LAST week you very kindly printed my letter regarding Jersey Telecom dumping 15 directories outside my front door.
Guernsey in top tier of captives
GUERNSEY’s position in the worldwide top four in the captive insurance sector has been confirmed by two recent studies.
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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.