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“There is among charities, I would say, a sense of inevitableness of change”

DIGITAL fundraising methods can be more vulnerable to fraud raising fears among charities about cashless payments, the charity commissioner has said. The comments from John Mills follow a review by the Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel, which examined the acceptance of cash payments in Jersey. The research, which was published earlier this year, documented […]

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’Opera House can open and should start staging shows’

JERSEY Opera House should open as soon as possible, without waiting for technical upgrades, ministers have urged. Jersey Opera House Ltd, the company slated to run the building following its £12.7m restoration, this week said it needed to raise another £1.5m to ensure that the venue could operate as a fully-equipped theatre. “Without these upgrades, […]

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Moves to end data breach fine double-standard

PUBLIC bodies including the government, parishes and JFSC could soon face fines for breaching data protection laws, an assistant minister has said in the wake of a major privacy lapse at the financial regulator. The existing law, which came into force in 2018, prevents the Jersey Office of the Information Commissioner levying fines against public […]

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Ferry company ‘surprised’ by contract extension offer

BRITTANY Ferries are “surprised and disappointed” by the Jersey government’s offer of a seven-month extension to Condor’s contract and plans to launch a new ferry tender. In a statement issued yesterday afternoon, Christophe Mathieu, chief executive of Brittany Ferries and Condor Ferries, claimed that they had not received “formal notification” of these developments. He added […]

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