Less young people in Jersey smoking and drinking than before See survey results and how they compare to previous years Number of Islanders smoking remains unchanged overall DRINKING and smoking rates among young Islanders have dropped significantly in the last four years, a new report has revealed. The Young People’s Health Survey, which will be […]
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Failed Senatorial candidate calls for recount
Senator Sarah Ferguson failed to get re-elected by 262 votes after a nail-biting finish which left her political future and that of Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf hanging in the balance.
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Four more election hopefuls come forward
St Brelade Centenier Jeff Hathaway, who is a member of the National Trust for Jersey and has co-ordinated the St Brelade Parish in Bloom entry for the past three years, is seeking a seat in the St Brelade No 2 district.
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Place your bets! The latest odds on Jersey’s 2014 election
CB Sports in St Peter plans to take bets up to 2 pm on election day, 15 October.
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Place your bets! The latest odds on Jersey’s 2014 election
CB Sports in St Peter plans to take bets up to 2 pm on election day, 15 October.
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Radisson’s completes £1m refurbishment
The local company that owns the building has spent more than £1 million transforming the reception, bar, restaurant and terrace.
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Radisson’s completes £1m refurbishment
The local company that owns the building has spent more than £1 million transforming the reception, bar, restaurant and terrace.
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Population limit ‘not achievable’
At a Scrutiny hearing yesterday, James Filleul, president of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed his scepticism over whether an interim population policy to limit the rise in the number of immigrants to 325 per year was achievable.
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Doctors happier with a say on new set-up
Two representatives of Jersey’s Primary Care Body, which represents GPs, say that members of their organisation now feel like ‘equal partners’ when discussing the future of health care in the Island.
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Plan for ten-bedroom home a ‘gross monstrosity’
Senator Sarah Ferguson has condemned the building project for a large, modern home across the former Zanzibar restaurant site and a next door plot where Longbeach House currently sits.
