Friday, 12th March 2010

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£2.25m: The cost of swine flu

The swine flu vaccine.

JERSEY’S Health department spent £2.25 million on combating swine flu, it has been revealed.

Cycle law ‘will spare families heartbreak’

Deputy Andrew Green.

FAMILIES could be spared devastating ordeals by yesterday’s States decision to force under-18s to wear cycle helmets, according to Deputy Andrew Green.

States ditch car park plan on Ann Court site

Ann Court - now to be housing.

THE former Ann Court site will be used for housing, not a multi-storey car park, the States have agreed.

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Guernsey urged into U-turn on a new £93m incinerator

GUERNSEY may still build a £93 million incinerator, even though their States Members shelved the idea last month.

Co-op announces plans for dilapidated old music shop

PLANS to restore buildings that have been empty for decades have been announced by the Channel Islands Co-operative Society.

States deficit to hit £64m

JERSEY’S expenditure is expected to outstrip income by at least £64 million next year, Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf has warned.

Mystery man is brought in at Treasury

THE Treasury Minister refused to give details yesterday about a new top civil servant who has been brought in to kick the public finances into shape.

1(i)k residents to pay more tax?

WEALTHY immigrants, who collectively contribute £13.5 million to Jersey’s economy, may have to pay more tax in the future.

UK honours heroes of the Occupation

FAMILIES of four Islanders went to Downing Street yesterday to see their relatives celebrated as ‘Heroes of the Holocaust’ by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Courage of four Island heroes

FOUR Islanders who risked their lives to shelter fugitives during the Occupation are being honoured at a ceremony in Downing Street this afternoon.