ISLANDERS trying to drum up new business in far-flung corners of the planet could get free flights to see their customers as a result of a new initiative.
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Decision soon on National Lottery
ISLANDERS could soon be playing the National Lottery.
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Scrutiny chairman faces confidence vote
PLANS for a deposit protection scheme have been shelved until after the summer recess for a Scrutiny review.
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Shops can now open on Sunday – but not on Saturday
SHOPS will not be allowed to open on Liberation Day after all – but they will be able to trade on Sunday.
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‘We must maintain what we have’
ECONOMIC Development Minister Alan Maclean says that he did not know the axe was about to fall on the Heathrow route when he was touting its success at the Senatorial hustings. And the minister says that in the current economic climate, his department’s efforts are going to be put into maintaining existing routes, not adding […]
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Chamber sets up stimulus forum
THE Jersey Chamber of Commerce is organising a business stimulus forum featuring a panel of key politicians.
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Free TV channel bonanza in 2010
TELEVISION in Jersey will be revolutionised next year making dozens of free channels available to everyone. The switchover from analogue to digital, by November 2010, will improve television reception and choice for Islanders. Digital UK, the independent switchover body for the UK, is to lead the process, which will allow Islanders to tune in to […]
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How to entice the tourists?
FRESH ideas to entice holidaymakers to Jersey are being sought from Islanders who work in the tourism industry.
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Minister to talk about future of Jersey’s economy
ECONOMIC Development Minister Alan Maclean (right) is the guest speaker at the Institute of Directors Jersey lunch on Tuesday.
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Hotel rooms lined up for workers
ABOUT 60 contract workers from overseas are likely to be living in hotels while they work on building the new £100 million incinerator at La Collette. And the Island’s biggest trade union has questioned whether enough is being done to protect the jobs of local workers after learning that accommodation was being sought for so […]
