BUSINESS leaders are calling for the withdrawal of a controversial report recommending a new out-of-town supermarket which was heavily edited after being leaked.
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Liberty Wharf opens to public
THE £30 million Liberty Wharf shopping centre in the former abattoir site was officially opened by Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean last night.
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Fair stands the wind for France
MURPHY’S Law states that what can go wrong will go wrong. It has limitless applications, and one of the most frustrating for island-dwellers is the frequency with which ferry travel can be disrupted, whether by bad weather, bad luck or mechanical mishap.
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Move to tighten up on ferry firms’ timetables
STRICTER demands may be placed on Condor Ferries, or any other ferry company that operates in the Island in the future.
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Battle ‘must become more commercial’
THE Battle of Flowers will have to become more commercialised if plans to reduce States grants are approved, the Economic Development Minister has warned.
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Empty shops ‘forcing down rents’
SO many shop premises are empty that landlords are reducing rents, according to Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean.
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Airport director quits after four years in the job
AIRPORT director Julian Green has resigned.
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Do lawyers have a cartel?
THE Island’s competition watchdog could be asked to investigate lawyers’ fees after one States Member said they ‘exhibit all the characteristics of a cartel’.
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Postal move is delayed by an efficiency review
THE opening up of the postal market has been delayed after States Members raised serious concerns over the future of Jersey Post.
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What price a loaf of bread – a handful of coins, or a few vergées of the countryside?
RIOT police were mobilised in Bristol last week to quell a demonstration which had turned asty in the Stokes Croft district of the city.
