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SHARES have started to trade in the first Jersey company to be listed on the New York Nasdaq exchange.

Island athlete Stanley Livingston was unstoppable as he raced to the National under-15 60m hurdles title in Birmingham yesterday.

AT present, almost 1,400 Islanders are registered as out of work and of that number almost a quarter are teenagers. These figures might suggest that very few jobs are available – which would not be altogether surprising given the generally depressed state of the economy.

From Advocate John Kelleher. AS a member of the Clothier Panel, I have followed with great interest the manner in which the States of Jersey have considered and implemented aspects of the recommendations made in the Clothier Report.

YOUNG Islanders are shunning work in Jersey’s hospitality industry and forcing firms to recruit foreign labour – despite record levels of unemployment.

A DRIVER is due to appear today in the Magistrate’s Court following another serious crash on St Clement’s Coast Road.

DRAMA came thick and fast for Jersey RFC and the other big guns in National II on Saturday, but when the smoke cleared nothing much had changed, on the playing side at least.

ISLANDERS should have been consulted before the States decided to reduce the number of Senators, according to a member of the Clothier panel on political reform.

THE team behind the popular Grassroots festival in Jersey is branching out and will produce a second music festival in France this year.

A BUSINESS owner has asked for a review of speed limits in Georgetown after witnessing several near accidents involving children on their way to St Luke’s School.