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ISLANDERS have raised more than £11,000 for the British Red Cross East Africa Food Crisis Appeal.

THE Environment Minister’s powers should be curbed to avoid allegations of corruption and to strengthen transparency when planning applications are determined, a politician has warned.

THE JEC is facing criticism after turning the sea around La Collette bright green during an unannounced water monitoring test.

JERSEY is one step closer to burning waste from both Guernsey and Alderney following talks held this week.

IT is now only a matter of weeks before the Island goes to the polls in what will qualify as a general election. As the Jersey Evening Post has pointed out, the full significance of the election can be understood only in relation to another political event of enormous importance – the contest for the [...]

From John Heys. WHAT an excellent job done on your election survey. Well done, the JEP.

IT was definitely over-the-top, but also thought-provoking and worthy of comment. This week’s letter to the JEP’s editor from a well-known St Helier store owner objecting to the relaxation of the Sunday trading laws certainly raised some interesting points, but it was wide of the mark, for several reasons.

A JERSEY designer has been given the rare stamp of approval by Lord Sugar.

JERSEY swimmers from AIB Tigers opened their National Youth Championship account in brilliant fashion yesterday with two Island records on the opening day at Ponds Forge, Sheffield.

HOPES are high that a Jersey crew might bring home the silverware in this Saturday’s Collins Stewart Sark to Jersey rowing race.