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Armistice Day marked at cenotaph
About 50 people gathered at the Jersey cenotaph in St Helier on Armistice Day to remember those who died during war.
Police now able to quickly tap Motor Vehicles data
An upgrade to the data-entry system at the V.I. Bureau of Motor Vehicles means automobile information is a radio call away for officers on-scene. The improvements mean vehicle registration information is entered into the system when taken instead of once weekly, according to V.I. Police Commissioner Novelle Francis Jr.
V.I. group honored for conservation work
The V.I. Resource Conservation and Development Council received an Outstanding Community Level Participation award at the 22nd annual U.S. Coral Reef Task Force meeting in Puerto Rico last week.
Islanders pay homage to war dead
Crowds of people have lined the streets of St Helier for Jersey's annual remembrance parade and service at the Cenotaph.
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Fort Regent 'master plan' needed
There needs to be a master plan for the future of Jersey's Fort Regent leisure centre, according to the politician with responsibility for the site.
Bailhache sworn in amid protests
Jersey has a new Deputy Bailiff despite a protest in the island's Royal Square in St Helier.
Seven in custody over Halloween murder
Five men and two women remain in custody after a man died following a beating by yobs who stole his girlfrienda s Halloween hat.
Sutton Council seeks review over Government's withdrawal of housing millions
Sutton Council has sought a judicial review to overturn a Government decision to withdraw A 122m of funding to improve conditions for tenants.
Pool closure decision a 'mistake'
It was a mistake to close the pool at Jersey's Fort Regent leisure centre, a panel of politicians has said.
Golfers donate 1,000 to Operation Butterfly
A group of kind-hearted golfers has scored an eagle with our Operation Butterfly, set up to help build a cancer centre in the borough.
New poppies for island's children
Poppy badges which have been designed for children are being old in Jersey this year.
Teenage woman sexually assaulted
An 18-year-old woman has been sexually assaulted in Jersey. The attack happened on Monday, in the early afternoon, in the island parish of St Clement.
Endangered birds found on beach
A species of geese that is listed as endangered has been found in Jersey. Numbers of Red-breasted Geese have halved in the past ten years with 37,000 remaining, the International Union for Conservation of Nature said.
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Buying country houses in tax havens Guernsey and Jersey
Labour's plan to introduce a 50% rate of Income Tax for high earners with effect from April 2010 has sparked a surge of activity in the property market in Guernsey, where recent high-profile incomers include private-equity supremo Guy Hands, one of Britain's richest businessmen, who moved to the island in May.
Award for a coastline development
A development project on the south coast of Jersey has been nominated for an international property award.
Judge: Target practice only disturbs the peace
A V.I. Superior Court magistrate judge dismissed all but one of three charges against three St.
Parish may twin with Breton port
The parish of St Clement could be twinned with a town in northern France, if residents agree.
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