Planning permission granted for 26 new homes
A PLANNING application for 26 new homes in Trinity, which was initially rejected, has been granted following an appeal.…
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Spotlight on AI and Technology
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Business
Beyond bricks and mortar: Financing the intangible economy
Kay McCarthy, head of Jersey office at The International Stock Exchange, explores how intellectual property, software and brands are changing the way companies raise capital today FOR much of modern financial history, a company’s ability to raise capital was closely linked to the tangible assets it owned. Factories, aircraft, ships, machinery and commercial property formed…
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Sport
Home advantage key as Jersey take on Guernsey
JERSEY’S senior and junior golf squads will go head to head with Guernsey this weekend as the inter-insulars arrive at La Moye Golf Club. The action begins on Saturday afternoon, with the Junior Fourballs teeing off at 12.30pm, before the final singles tee time at 9.35am on Sunday. Bob Wickings will captain Jersey’s senior side,…
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Weather and Travel
Jersey flights hit by UK air traffic control problems
FLIGHTS between Jersey and the UK are being affected by technical problems with air traffic control equipment which have grounded departures at airports across the south of England. Ports of Jersey confirmed that the Island was among those being impacted by the disruption this afternoon, with passengers advised to check the status of their flight…
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Crime
Prosecution opens case in Haut du Mont trial
THE trial of three former Island Energy employees accused of the manslaughter of ten Islanders in the Haut du Mont explosion has begun in the Royal Court, with the prosecution claiming that the trio had carried out work on pipes…
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