LES BOURGS is today launching a major funding appeal to raise more than £3m.
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Daily Archives: February 2, 2010
Cortez quits GFA – next stop North
ALL bets are off on who will be the next North supremo.
‘Tell us about your business’
COMPANIES are being asked to take part in the States’ first business survey later this month.
Why not a single box was ticked
ONE of the peripheral – but significant – issues to come out of the Health and Social Services £1m. childcare incident is the respective role and responsibility of the minister and chief officer of a department.
Green burials hope recedes
INTRODUCING green burials in the island is becoming increasingly unlikely due to a lack of available land, according to a funeral director.
Planners have to consider granting consent for what’s already on their roof
A CIVIL servant’s ‘oversight’ has led to safety railings being installed at Sir Charles Frossard House without planning permission.
New law is years away, but people are trying to change wills
MANY islanders wrongly think new inheritance laws mean they must change their wills immediately.
Ruthless Jersey rack up the points
Jersey Select 73, Guernsey 7
COACH Dai Burton was not in charge of the Jersey Select rugby XV who lost 14-10 in Guernsey last year but he still wanted revenge, saying: ‘I live in Jersey and if we lose to Guernsey I want it back’.
Wallbridge dominates round
CARL WALLBRIDGE dominated the latest round of the Autocross Winter Championship in his 4×4 Escort, winning every race he could compete in with apparent ease.
Strike force
IN SHAKESPEARE’S rather sexist play The Taming of the Shrew an independently-minded woman is finally broken in spirit and forced to agree that the sun is really the moon, despite the evidence of her own eyes.