Tuesday, 9th February 2010

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New Spike partnership

Spike director Liam Le Guillou and Partnership director Kiri Turpin. The combined group now has 52 employees across four jurisdictions.

INDEPENDENT video production company Spike has merged with a marketing agency that has operated in the Channel Islands for 20 years.

30 more self-catering units?

An aerial view of the Les Ormes golf course and existing holiday chalets, with the Airport in the background Picture: ROB CURRIE (00853195)

PLANS to transform Les Ormes into a mini Center Parc could bring over £3 million into Jersey’s economy each year, says  owner Mike Graham.

Fall in business travellers – but UK sea arrivals up

Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean

THE number of business travellers who came to the Island fell by nearly a fifth last year compared to 2008 and overall air arrivals fell by over eight per cent.

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JT boost support for Durrell

A NEW scheme has been launched by Jersey Telecom to enable businesses to support Durrell.

Islands could merge regulation

THE competition regulators in Jersey and Guernsey could merge if that is desired by the States.

Law firms announce merger

TWO leading Jersey and Guernsey law firms are to merge to create the Channel Islands’ largest practice.

New body to run tourism?

A NEW body to run tourism will be responsible for marketing the 2011 season if Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean has his way.

Second-class postal plan as prices to rise by 3.8%

JERSEY Post has applied to introduce a second-class post system which could see letters taking three days to get from Trinity to town.

Finance to focus on insurance

THE development of an insurance industry as a possible fourth pillar of the finance industry is a high priority for Jersey Finance in 2010.

GST changes ‘may affect cash flows’

THE red tape burden on small firms is being cut by changes to rules governing GST returns.