GIVEN restrictions on public sector pay – which included a freeze last year – it was widely predicted that Jersey would suffer a winter of industrial discontent.
Industrial action is unrealistic
Prayer labyrinth leads the way in St Ouen
FOR the second year running Islanders are being invited to experience Jesus’ last week on earth through a hands-on journey at St Ouen’s Methodist Church.
What price a loaf of bread – a handful of coins, or a few vergées of the countryside?
RIOT police were mobilised in Bristol last week to quell a demonstration which had turned asty in the Stokes Croft district of the city.
Rousseau’s life in boxing honoured
YEARS of tireless service to boxing by Brian Rousseau were rewarded last night with the Sid Guy Memorial Trophy at the 2009 Jersey Sports Council’s Highland Spring Awards.
Jersey Enterprise rebuffed
A MOVE by a States department to survey Jersey businesses on their profit levels last year has been rebuffed.
Generations of abuse
SERIOUS failings by Jersey’s child protection services left a very vulnerable child prey to paedophiles in a home characterised by shocking abuse and neglect, an independent report reveals today.
In the driving seat: Gary Hotton
Gary Hotton (35) is the motorbike-riding owner of Florida Pools and Spas and a shareholder in a new retail venture based at Five Oaks. He is also a founder of Bean Touring, organisers of motorcycle track days.
A golden moment in the history of literature
A SUNNY summer’s day in Gorey and a couple are walking together near the walls of the castle.
An apology from Health
HEALTH Minister Anne Pryke has apologised to children who suffered years of abuse while social services, schools, courts and police failed to protect them.
If they want to save money, they should sit for free
From A Aubert. WHAT a mess this Island is in. Public sector workers can’t get a pay rise.
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