Senator Alan Maclean, whose department pays an annual grant of around £130,000 to the event, has told a Scrutiny panel that it is unlikely that a new event based on a similar business plan would be given such financial support today.
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Ministers meet on under-fire JT
Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf, who acts on behalf of the States as the owners of the company, is to hold talks with Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean about the firm’s direction.
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Copyright for creative content
Copyright protection will now be automatically given to all creative content produced in the Island.
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Jersey bid to block Guernsey CI aircraft registry branding
JERSEY is trying to block Guernsey from using the name Channel Islands when it launches its aircraft registry tomorrow.
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Scrutiny critical of taxpayer-funded Enterprise scheme
A MULTI-MILLION pound States plan to create 1,000 new jobs came under fire yesterday amid concerns that it would not help ordinary business and fears it would fuel further population increase.
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Island is winning war on inflation
JERSEY appears to be winning the battle against inflation with the cost of living excluding housing at the lowest level since records began.
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Good news as inflation rate slows
JERSEY’S inflation rate fell to the lowest levels since records began at the end of September, according to official figures released by the States Statistics Unit.
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Will Sunday opening lower competitive standards?
WIDESPREAD Sunday trading could have a negative impact on youngsters taking part in sport at the weekend, according to the chairman of the Jersey Sports Council.
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That mystery film will go ahead
HOLLYWOOD could be coming to Jersey – with a £12 million fantasy film that received a grant of taxpayers’ money now likely to be shot entirely in the Island, the Economic Development Minister has said.
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The future is digital
AS much taxpayers’ money as necessary is to be given to a States-funded group set up to turn the Island into a world-leading digital centre, according to the Economic Development Minister.
