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ECONOMIC Development are leading a charge to attract more rich residents to Jersey.

SIX dairy herds – including two of the largest in the Island – were represented in the Royal Square this morning in a demonstration against the possibility of the States allowing the importation of bull semen.

A RADICAL plan for two per cent annual economic growth to raise £20m every year will encourage competition and diversity and cut red tape.

THREE senior politicians have hailed the States decision to adopt the Fiscal Strategy as a stepping-stone to ‘a new era of success’.

JERSEY’S economy shrank for the fourth consecutive year in 2004.

JERSEY’S workforce has grown for the first time in six years despite a reduction in the public sector.

UK music shops have been urged to join the fight against the ‘Jersey VAT tax loophole’ by the British Association of Record Dealers.

A FRENCH retail giant wants to open a £15m superstore in Jersey.

JERSEY needs two more international 18-hole golf courses built as soon as possible.