Oct 31, 2009 | Surreycomet.co.uk
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.
Attention St. Croix schools are closed on Friday for American Federation of Teachers Mini Quest .
Coastweeks counting on strong turnout for cleanups
Daily News Photo by CRISTIAN SIMESCU Good Hope School students Macdonald Taylor, 17, left, and Eric Guzman, 17, carry pieces of a discarded refrigerator during a Coastweeks cleanup at Salt River on St.
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Park is threatened a ' by global warming. A new report is out from the Natural resource Defense Council called National Parks in Pearl: The Threat of Climate Disruption.
Body in sea is missing fisherman
A body that was found in the sea off the north coast of Jersey has been officially identified as missing fisherman Edward Charles Blanchet.
Boy, 15, in court on rape charge
A 15-year-old boy who is charged with rape and robbery has appeared at Jersey's Youth Court.
Inspection, mechanical trouble curtail Charlotte Amalie to Cruz Bay ferries
With two ferryboats out of commission, ferry operators have canceled the downtown Charlotte Amalie to Cruz Bay run until further notice.
Suspension affects town policing
The cost of the suspension of Jersey's chief officer of police has had a negative effect on policing in St Helier, the parish constable has said.
Chances of IVF conception reduced by delays
Womena s chances of conceiving through in vitro fertilisation in the borough are being reduced because of a delay in receiving treatment, new figures show.
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Girl sexually assaulted in field
Police have launched an investigation after a teenage girl was sexually assaulted in a field in St Helier.
A recent film festival on Jersey used locations that reflected the island's history, including the years it spent under German occupation during World War II.
Roads shut for island car rally
Roads in 10 parishes in the island will be closed for periods of time this week for the Jersey Car Rally.
Drug baron convicted over $2m plot
DRUG BARON: Curtis Warren has been found guilty of trying to smuggle $2m worth of drugs into the island of Jersey.
Downfall of man they called Cocky: Europe's most wanted criminal had...
One of Britain's most notorious gangsters was facing a lengthy jail sentence yesterday after being convicted of trying to smuggle 1million worth of cannabis into Jersey.
Epsom and St Helier health trust prepares swine flu second wave
A health trust has appointed two directors to prepare for a possible winter outbreak of swine flu.
Drugs baron guilty of cannabis plot
Drugs baron Curtis Warren has been convicted of trying to smuggle 1 million worth of cannabis into Jersey.
New beds can carry super-sized patients
Epsom and St Helier hospitals will install 100 new beds to carry patients weighing up to 50 stone.
'Coast protest cannot be ignored'
Politicians in Jersey cannot ignore the strength of feeling over inappropriate development on the island's coastline, the planning minister has said.
1m drugs plot trial jury out A jury has begun its deliberations in...
A jury has begun its deliberations in the trial of an "influential" Liverpool drug trafficker accused of leading a plot to flood the island of Jersey with A 1 million of cannabis.
Camping visitors 'triple in 2009'
A Jersey campsite has said it has seen its business triple in 2009. BleuSoleil Camping, in St Ouen, said more than 30,000 people had stayed at the site so far this year, compared with about 10,000 in 2008.
Driver sought in cliff car probe
Police investigating the discovery of a car at the bottom of cliffs in Jersey want to speak to a driver believed to have given a teenager a lift.
Public Services Commission met yesterday and issued a decision to allow WAPA to increase the Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause.
Electric, water bills headed higher
The territory's consumers will see higher electric and water bills in October following a V.I. Public Services Commission decision Tuesday to increase the Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause on V.I. Water and Power Authority bills.
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