A NEW body to run tourism will be responsible for marketing the 2011 season if Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean has his way.
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No prizes for guessing 2010 Villain of the Year
AS we lurch, slip and slide towards 2011 and Jersey’s first general election, let’s take a look back on the fun, pride and pleasure that our £2.3m worth of elected representatives gave us in 2010…
JCRA urged to delay decision on post market
ECONOMIC Development Minister Alan Maclean will try again to extend the competition watchdog’s consideration of opening up the postal market to new companies.
Small government key to success
JERSEY’S future economic success will be built around a greater reliance on partnerships between the public and private sectors, the Economic Development Minister said yesterday.
‘Doormen need stab vests’
DOORMEN in Jersey are asking for stab vests and metal detectors for their own protection.
Isn’t it amazing how quickly things can happen when people put their minds to it?
LIKE flares, cowboy films and Fender guitars, there are two stories that are not going out of style any time soon.
‘Government is no entrepreneur, but it ought to be a facilitator’
Senator Alan Maclean has been Economic Development Minister since December 2008.
Optimism for the future
THIS week’s Jersey International Business School directors’ convention should, if all goes to plan, be the first of many such events to be held annually. If theory and practice tally, this will be of benefit not only to the business school but also to all those who attend future conventions and, in all probability, the Island as a whole.
Awards for exceptional talent
THE annual Jersey Enterprise Awards highlight two important features of Island life. As their name indicates, the awards are about recognising the finest examples of the entrepreneurial talent which does so much to make this community tick. However, two of the awards focus not on the sort of expertise which drives commerce, but on the contributions made in the social sphere.
A distinct lack of light at the end of the tunnel
THE latest survey of business activity from the States statistics unit is not happy reading.

