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From Peter Grossman. IN response to Jubilee Debt Campaign’s letter (JEP, 30 November), I would like categorically to deny any allegations of FG’s wrongdoing in our acquisition of the debt from Energoinvest ten years ago.

From Ian Moignard. I WISH to congratulate the snake-oil salesman who conned our gullible politicians into handing over yet more of our taxes to pay for the so-called heat loss map.

From Kevin Keen, chief executive officer, Jersey Post. YOU have published various letters about Jersey Post recently.

From Alec Podger. THIS problem for the British government over the fulfilment industry is similar to one which they faced in the 18th century.

From Ariel Whatmore. OVER the last few years we have had constant negative and unconstructive attacks on several aspects of Jersey life from John Christensen in his capacity as a director of the Tax Justice Network.

From Richard Robinson. AS a third generation 57-year-old Jerseyman, I have finally decided to start to make my thoughts known. Unfortunately for you and your readers, you may hear much more from me, going forward.

From Keith Shaw. While it is often interesting to see how some politicians gravitate to business prize winners and entrepreneurs presumably to bask in their moment of glory, it can take a brave person to question what basis is the business founded upon.

From Nick Palmer. I APPRECIATED Daniel Wimberley’s swansong letter (JEP, 14 October), as he approaches the end of his too brief membership of the States.

From Mike Pitman. WHO shall I vote for tomorrow? Shall I even vote at all this time or shall I finally join those thousands whose disillusion with their government has driven them, many elections ago, to abandon the ballot box?

From William Church. I READ with interest you feature letter entitled, ‘The struggle to buy a small basket of food’ by Chris Whitworth (JEP, 12 October).