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Local News Roundup Words by Jen Smith from Channel 103, news@jerseyweekly.com

And the winner is...

Senator Ian Gorst is Jersey’s new Chief Minister. The former Social Security Minister won the open ballot by 3 votes.

Sir Philip Bailhache – who had been the favourite for many secured 24 votes compared to Gorst’s 27.

Gorst told Channel 103 his priorities would be unity in government, employment and tackling social issues.

You can see how the new States assembly voted at www. channel103.com/news

VAT loophole to close

Last week we had confirmation of the news many had been dreading, the UK is closing the VAT loophole, putting more than 700 jobs at risk in Jersey.

disappointed the change has been targeted only at the Channel Islands.

He says it’s highly discriminatory and wants to know if the UK government is able to pick on us in this way.

Economic Development Minister Alan Maclean echoed Mr Keen’s sentiments, saying no other jurisdictions have been singled out in the same way.

A ministerial task force has been developing a contingency plan to support the sector and its workers who might lose their jobs.

The Treasury Minister says the States do have money set aside for ‘unexpected problems like this’. Channel 103’s been asking what you think about the threat to more than 700 jobs in the Island on Facebook.

UK Treasury Minister MP David Gauke told the British Government Low Value Consignment Relief would be reduced to zero.

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The House of Commons heard how the HM Treasury sought advice from the European Commission.

Last week the States approved the Treasury Minister’s budget with only one amendment, an amendment that came from the Treasury Minister himself. It was one of the shortest budget debates in living memory.

That advice gave them the all clear to force Jersey and Guernsey companies selling goods to the UK to charge for VAT. It’ll threaten our fulfillment industry, and put hundreds of workers’ jobs in doubt.

It’ll also spell potential disaster for Jersey Post, as a large chunk of their business is based in consignment.

We’re told the loophole will close on the 1st of April next year.

Ministers here are seeking legal advice over whether the UK is able to scrap tax relief on all goods from Jersey and Guernsey.

Jersey Post’s Kevin Keen has told Channel 103 he’s

States approve ‘straightforward’ 2012 budget

Within a day an overwhelming majority of 37 votes in favour to 5 against had agreed to Senator Ozouf ’s plans.

It means higher income tax thresholds, generous stamp duty limits for first-time buyers and more childcare relief. It was billed as a budget that gives something back.

Pre-school childcare relief will almost double to £12,000, and the change will apply to 2011 tax returns. The budget was agreed before the news of the scrapping of low value consignment relief.

Recount returns same result

A recount in the deputy elections in St Helier No.1

district returned the same result last week. Paul Le Claire had asked for the votes to be looked at again after losing his seat by a margin of 17 votes.

old crazy golf course into tourist accommodation.

Judy Martin took the third seat, behind Trevor Pitman and polltopping newcomer James Baker.

It was revealed last week that Jersey could soon have its first all electric taxi fleet.

The recount took place last Tuesday at the Town Hall.

The numbers were exactly the same as on Election Day (the 19th October). The result was presented to the Royal Court.

The show will go on

Electric ideas for Jersey’s taxis

The DVS has given the green light to the idea of using the Nissan LEAF as a licensed taxi.

Local firm Luxicabs - which already uses hybrid vehicles wants to move to all-electric cars to cut fuel bills.

The newly-refurbished Jersey Opera House was unveiled last week.

John Ross is talking to Jersey Electricity about installing the chargers for them.

Visitors can see new studios, an upstairs bar and a bigger cafe. £1 million of public money was used from the Fiscal Stimulus Fund.

“Jersey Electricity see the potential, they’re very excited, it’s a win win for everybody. I mean fuel supply wise and for the Island as a whole”.

All the work has been completed with the aim of getting more people using the building and spending money there.

It had taken five months to transform derelict and neglected parts of the theatre which been untouched for more than a decade.

Jasmine Hendry, the theatre’s director, told Channel 103: “We intend to establish children’s theatre groups and host small-scale performances, not to mention we will now be able to offer corporate hospitality and ‘away days’.

‘Demolish Fort Regent’s pool’

New offices, homes and businesses could be built on areas of Fort Regent. A political steering group’s been looking into possibilities for the centuries-old site.

They reckon creating new developments could fund modernising the rest of the Fort.

Ideas include demolishing the swimming pool and turning the

No dog’s life

We discovered last week how one Jersey family is counting down the days until they’re reunited with their family pet.

Dexter the dog has been stranded in France since the 6th of March after his owners didn’t realise he needed a passport.

The Shitzu was taken on the ferry for a weekend away and had no problems… until the return journey. Owner Shelia Reynolds told Channel 103 it’s a mistake she’ll never make again: “When you go to the airport you know what you should or shouldn’t have in your bags, but they still ask you.

It just took one person to say, has the dog a passport? But I guess it was a bit of a blonde moment on my part”.

Since Dexter’s misadventure Condor Ferries have started displaying posters warning pet owners they’ll need documentation.

There’s likely to be an emotional reunion when Dexter comes home on 20th November.

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Community News Compiled by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

Michelin Star chef Shaun Rankin Sinatra photos by Terry takes part in Cooks & Kids project O’Neill feature in ‘Wild At Shaun Rankin, Head Chef, Bohemia, is one of 11 top chefs, Art’ auction in aid of Durrell who got together with enthusiastic youngsters and some tasty ingredients, to create Cooks and Kids cookbook. The book is Wildlife Conservation Trust. the brainchild of the National Fostering Agency (NFA), one of the most experienced and long established fostering agencies in the United Kingdom.

Royalties from the book will go to Magic Breakfast, a food charity ensuring children at Kingsmead get a nutritious start to the day by providing breakfasts. The charity helps more than 5,000 children at schools in London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds and Rotherham.

The pictures contained in the 96 pages of Cooks & Kids clearly demonstrate the fun that was had by children and chefs alike.

Among the tasty recipes are Macie’s fairy cakes, Rebecca’s Dahl and Almonds, Alyssa’s dairy free apricot rock cakes and Dylan’s Sunday leftovers Risotto. More details can be found at www.cooksandkids.com The aim of the book is to improve children’s knowledge and understanding of nutrition and healthy eating, while at the same time having plenty of fun. The NFA is also highlighting the crucial need to encourage more people to come forward as foster carers.

Iain Anderson, CEO for NFA fully supports this initiative and said “The Cooks & Kids project has not only been a fantastic and fun opportunity for our foster and birth children to be involved in, but has developed their own interest in food and nutrition, and engaged them in an activity to help children who are less fortunate than themselves. The book has been achieved on a time and talent basis, and I am both proud and delighted at the support it has received” Shaun Rankin, Head Chef, Bohemia commented: “I have been involved with various charitable initiatives which support children in the past so when the opportunity arose to help the National Fostering Agency I was keen to help. The cookbook is a fun way to encourage children to engage with cooking and indirectly help under privileged children in the UK.”

On 1st December Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust will host a gala reception and charity auction at BAFTA. The aim of the prestigious event is to raise funds for the international conservation charity established more than fifty years ago by the author and naturalist Gerald Durrell to save species from extinction.

A rare boxed set of seventeen vintage photographs of Frank Sinatra by the legendary British photographer Terry O’Neill will head up a fine array of art in this year’s auction, sponsored

by Santander Private Banking.

Colin Huelin, Managing Director, Santander Private Banking in Jersey said “Durrell is an international charity working globally towards saving species from extinction and it plays a vital role in worldwide environmental conservation. Funds raised at the auction will help Durrell to continue this work, so we are delighted to be able to support this most worthwhile event. Santander Private Banking in Jersey is committed to environmental conservation and we are looking forward to working on this and other projects with our charity partner Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust”.

Cooks and Kids, published by Graffeg, will be in the shops and available from online retailers this autumn, priced at £9.99.

Terry O’Neill has photographed the frontline of fame for more Further details can be found at www.cooksandkids.com than six decades but there are only two sets of the original 10 x Cooks&Kids will be on sale at Waterstones, WH Smith and all 12 silver gelatin publicity prints of Sinatra: Night & Day in the good bookshops or online at Amazon.com or from Graffeg.com. world. The collection is a visual piece of history, telling the story of Sinatra’s work on the set of The Lady In Cement in Miami Beach with Raquel Welch in 1968 by day – and in cabaret at the Fontainebleu at night. It is expected to reach in excess of £25,000.

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The auction will be held at 7.45pm at BAFTA in Piccadilly on Thursday 1st December 2011 This will be the second London art auction organised by Durrell to raise funds to save the most threatened species in the most threatened places around the world.

As well as the Sinatra collection, the auction features a number of Terry O’Neill’s photographs including a boxed set of Brigitte Bardot photographs with an estimated value of £17,000. But there will be sculpture and paintings too, as this year’s auction features pieces by the internationally recognized master sculptor of the animal in motion Mark Coreth, Dame Maggi Hambling, whose well known memorial to Oscar Wilde is located in Central London, Nick Day who is one of Britain’s most renowned wildlife artists, Nicola Hicks, one of Britain’s foremost sculptors and Oliver Clegg, singled out by the British press as a ’rising star’ of the London contemporary arts scene.

Durrell is fortunate to have secured the services of Jonathan Horwich, Global Director of Picture Sales at Bonhams, as the event auctioneer. Jonathan‘s experience and expertise guarantee a wonderful evening. Estimated values of the art on offer range from just a few hundred pounds to £25,000 allowing everyone the opportunity to buy something to suit their budget and help save species from extinction.

The full collection can be viewed online at www.durrell.org/art.

Santa Run for Refuge

Women’s Refuge are organising a 5k Santa run (jog or walk) on Sunday 27th November.

An amazing medley of dashing Santas will turn out whatever the weather to make it the biggest fundraiser yet this year – and in 2012 we expect it to get even bigger!

The Santa Run for Refuge is supporting the Jersey Women’s Refuge and we would urge everyone taking part to consider the difference your £10 will make for this fantastic cause.

So get your entries in and make it the biggest and the best ever Santa Run for Refuge! Join in with the festive fun. Everyone is welcome from pushing prams to walking dogs our only criteria is to wear something festive even if it’s just a Santa hat.

Entry cost is just £10 and is free for prams and pets (although of course donations welcome!). For more information go to www. jerseywomesnrefuge.org or e-mail lorna@jerseywomensrefuge.org Can I raise extra money for the charity?

Yes you can. The official event charity is Jersey Women’s Refuge and whilst we would encourage you to support the charity further by getting sponsorship – your entry fee still helps.

Can I enter on the day?

Yes you can. You can turn up on the day at the Freedom Tree and register with a late fee of £15 is required.

‘JCG Serves’ – A Community Initiative

Building on JCG’s ethos of supporting the community, from this September, each student at JCG will be looking to more formally serve their community as part of their education.

JCG launched a new initiative ‘JCG Serves’ at the beginning of term.

JCG will be holding the ‘JCG Serves fair’ in College on Nov 10th and are looking to local media and the Association of Jersey Charities to publicise this event.

When : Sunday 27th November 2011 Where : The Freedom Tree outside the Radisson to the burger bar and back Time: 10.30 registration for 11a.m. start.

A Fantastic Festive Fun Run in Jersey is looking for as many entries as possible to make the red sea of Santa’s something not to be missed. Ben Boake, who has previously raised funds for the Refuge through the PACE fitness challenge, is at it again and looking for people of all ages, shapes and sizes to come together for a community event to get us all in the Christmas Spirit. Ben and his friend Janie in conjunction with the Jersey

“We hope we can attract as many charities and voluntary organisations to our College so that our students can become aware of opportunities in which they can serve their community, at the moment over 30 charities will be attending. This is a tremendous response but if there are other groups who would like to attend then please contact me at JCG,” explained Mr Timothy. “The fair will be similar to a career’s fair and will be held in College hall at JCG throughout the school day. We want to connect our young people who want to serve with organisations that would benefit from their service.”

If a charity would like to book a space please contact Cormac Timothy on 516216 or c.timothy@jcg.sch.je

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Christmas Walk organisers aim for bumper entries to mark 10th year

past six years 75% of sponsorship monies have been donated to Jersey Hospice Care and 25% to the Motor Neurone Disease Association, whose sufferers are also cared for by the Hospice, and the same will apply this year.

Jersey Christmas Walk co-organiser Laurent Thebault said: “If you haven’t done it before, why not give it a go. It’s a very friendly walk and no matter what the weather conditions are like, it never ceases to amaze me how many people of all ages tell me how much they enjoy the day. This year is the tenth walk and we hope that we get more than 200 walkers to enter.

The new relay option will hopefully encourage more people to sign up with friends and family. There is always a really special atmosphere during the Christmas Walk and I would encourage anyone looking for a new challenge to join in.”

Laurent added “We are grateful for the continued support of RBS International without whom the event wouldn’t be possible. As it is the tenth walk we are hoping to raise a record amount for the two charities. To date the event has seen £125,000 donated to these two very worthy causes and it would be fantastic if we could exceed the £150,000 mark with this year’s walk.”

The organisers of the Jersey Christmas Walk are hoping to attract more than 200 participants to this year’s walk on 10 December, bringing the number of people who will have participated since it started in 2002 to over 1000.

As in previous years, there will be three courses of 44, 26 or 18 miles for walkers to choose from and, for the first-time, an 18 mile relay option will also be available for up to four entrants per team. The 44 mile route round the island starts and finishes at Ouaisne and the 26 mile route is from Ouaisne to Les Fontaines Tavern with both starting at 2am. The 18 mile option from Les Fontaines Tavern to Ouaisne (starting at 8.30am) can also be done as a team relay (starting at 9am) with between two and four people tackling the four legs between them comprising i) La Fontaines Tavern to Greve de Lecq; ii) Greve de Lecq to L’Etacq; iii) L’Etacq to La Pulente and iv) La Pulente to Ouaisne.

For further information or to register for the walk visit www.jerseychristmaswalk.com/walk.html, email info@ jerseychristmaswalk.com or call Laurent Thebault on 879930 (evenings only) or Tim Renault on 07797 772233 between 6-8.30pm. Entries close on 1 December 2011.

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The new Lieutenant Governor, General Sir John McColl and Lady McColl will be taking part in the first stage of the team relay from Les Fontaines Tavern to Greve de Lecq.

Representatives from the charities benefiting from the walk will also each take on a different leg of the daytime route.

The walk, which takes place around the shortest day of the year and covers Jersey’s coastline, was started by Laurent Thebault in memory of his friend and RBS International colleague Peter Ward who died from skin cancer in 2002. Since then, a sponsored walk has been held every year for charity. For the

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Girls Prep showed their creativity.

For the school’s ECO Day (21st Oct) the students had gone all green and demonstrated ‘how important it is to look after our planet’.

Pupils created a magnificent array of fantasy creatures and collages made from natural materials like twigs and leaves from the school garden. They also created ‘junk instruments’ from card board boxes and tin cans. Some groups had gone into baking yummy gingerbread men with Fairtrade products.

The school invited EcoActive organizations. Genuine Jersey, Durrell Wildlife Trust, The Hedgehog Preservation Group and Jersey Kayak and Walk Adventures attended. The hall became the centre of activities for the Friday afternoon. Between the colourful stands there was singing and dancing, drumming and happy munching.

At the stand of Jersey Walk Adventures the Sand Art Competition showed the creative talent of children with sand and beautiful Jersey shells. Within moments pretty fish sent their bubbles into the deep blue sea, wild crabs started walking over the sand and shoals of fish danced in the water. Young abstract artists built shell caves and sensitive scenes which they bravely titled “I want to go for a walk on the beach.”

42 children entered the sand art competition to win a guided family seabed exploration to Seymour Tower with Jersey Walk Adventures.

Registered nurses invited to return to practice

being invited to two open sessions which explain how they can get back into the profession in Jersey.

The sessions are aimed at Islanders who are either already registered nurses, or whose registration has lapsed, but who have not practiced nursing recently, with the areas of specialism being general adult nursing and mental health.

The ‘Return to Practice’ programme will start in May next year, run by the nurse education centre at Health and Social Services.

Head of nursing and midwifery education at Health and Social Services, Julie Mesny, said: “We are holding the sessions on 23 and 24 November in the Education Centre in the Hospital, and we hope that anyone interested will come along, if they are a registered nurse, but haven’t worked as a nurse for some time. All we need interested people to bring with them is evidence of a current or prior registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council.”

Chief Nurse Rose Naylor added: “The course is a great opportunity for nurses living in Jersey to re-enter clinical practice as a safe and competent practitioner.”

The course will consist of around 150 hours of theory, and 150 hours of clinical practice. Successful applicants will also have the opportunity to undertake supervised practice in an area related to their previous experience. Each person will also have a personal tutor, and excellent job opportunities.

Deputy Anne Pryke, Minister for Health and Social Services, added: “As a former nurse, I know what a rewarding and challenging career nursing is, and I hope people who have taken a career break from the profession will come along and get to know more about nursing in Jersey now. This is an important opportunity for us not only to recruit people who want to re-start their nursing career, but also as part of HSSD’s commitment to develop local workforce capacity.”

Anyone interested in attending the open morning, which will be held from 9:30 am to 11:30 am on 23 November, or the open evening session from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm on 24 November, is asked to call Jenny Child at HSSD on 442087 or email: j.child@health.gov.je.

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Get Your Message Out On The Street

The durable graphic system has a slip resistant surface and the ability to be lifted and changed or easily removed without damage to the underlying surface. The unique properties of the graphics offer huge potential for a wide range of locations from retail parks and airports to access roads, walkways or parking bays.

Additionally the product is manufactured from renewable materials and can also be recycled after use.

David McGrath, Sales and Marketing Manager of The Marketing Bureau commented: “Applied Media will help to transform otherwise underutilised locations in Jersey into valuable high impact advertising spaces. We believe that advertisers will be quick to identify the opportunities presented by this product.”

The Marketing Bureau introduces new advertising media to Jersey Leading sales and marketing agency, The Marketing Bureau, has expanded its advertising offering with the introduction of a new outdoor floor graphic system. Applied Media is a unique outdoor surface media, specifically designed to facilitate prominent advertising campaigns under vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

“Nothing beats the personal touch when it comes to banking” say islanders

The product which is exclusive to The Marketing Bureau in Jersey has been approved and tested by Transport and Technical Services to meet health and safety requirements and will soon be visible across a number of locations in St Helier.

Julie Littlemore, Managing Director of The Marketing Bureau said: “When someone’s eye catches something irregular on the floor, the natural response is to look at what they are stepping on, giving your brand or advertisement immediate viewing. This media will provide advertisers with a new and inventive way to reach their target market, and we’re delighted to be the first to introduce this to Jersey.”

Larry Walsh, Business Development Director of Applied Media added, “We have been very much in a market development phase since the start of the year and we are working closely with The Marketing Bureau to introduce this to Jersey. We are also very excited to announce that Applied Media is now being considered by major sponsors for potential advertising campaigns around Olympic Games venues in London next year.”

Indoor floor graphics are not new, but graphics, which are robust enough to stand up to motor traffic, and exhibit highway standards not to cause loss of grip, is something else.

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A recent survey carried out by Barclays Wealth has revealed that islanders regard great, personalised service as key, although they are increasingly comfortable with elements of self-service technology.

The results of this survey suggest a positive reception for the refurbishment of the flagship Library Place branch of Barclays Wealth, which officially re-opens on Friday 11 November.

“Banking is stepping up to meet the increasingly sophisticated demands and expectations of personal clients, creating an environment which balances clients’ desire for the personal touch and that of self-service technology,” said Carol Bisson, Head of Local Markets at Barclays Wealth, Jersey.

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Particularly in today’s difficult economic environment, it is the personal touch, access to experts who are friendly, knowledgeable, patient and who have clients’ interests at heart that sets banking organisations apart.

“In recognition of this, we have invested significantly in improving our in-branch facilities to ensure that clients receive the highest levels of service, The new design allows our staff to spend more time with clients to help with advice and transactions. We’ve removed the counter screens to bring our friendly counter staff closer to the clients and provided cutting edge counter technology to improve the client experience.

“Mindful of our clients’ need for confidentiality, we have also created a series of discrete meeting areas to facilitate discussions with our qualified mortgage advisors and personal bankers, and our expert Premier banking team. The Premier suite can be accessed from its own entrance and provides Premier clients with a one-stop shop for all banking needs and access to their investment advisor,” added Mrs Bisson.

State of the art branch facilities provide access to online banking, the ability to carry out day-to-day transactions and retrieve bank statements from the past three months. Within weeks Barclays will also install cash and cheque paying-in machines which generate immediate transaction receipts.

“We are delighted with the new design. It is a very visible demonstration of our commitment to continually improve the experience of all clients dealing with Barclays Wealth in Jersey, and will genuinely make a real difference. The investment is good news for Jersey, good news for our clients and also good news for our staff,” said Paul Savery, Managing Director, Barclays Wealth Intermediaries and International Jersey, Guernsey and Isle of Man. The results of the recent survey of 150 islanders show that 86 per cent of people surveyed prefer to speak to a person rather than going online or using a machine. However, although there is a preference for the personal touch, 95 per cent of people regularly use ATMs and 55 per cent of people use self-service tills at the supermarket. When referring to banking transactions, 40 per cent of bank customers would rather use the self-service facilities than queue for a cashier.

Response to ending of Low Value Consignment Relief for goods imported from the Channel Islands

The Minister for Economic Development has expressed his disappointment following the UK Treasury’s announcement that from 1 April 2012 it is ending Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR) for all goods imported into the UK from the Channel Islands.

value, will be subject to UK VAT at 20%.

Senator Alan Maclean says there has been work underway for some time on this issue. He said “A ministerial task force, chaired by the Chief Minister, has been co-ordinating action across Government. It has been working on three complementary strategies: firstly, the political and potential legal engagement with the UK government over the policy decision itself; secondly, working with those in the industry to help retain fulfilment businesses operating in Jersey; and thirdly, the development of a contingency plan in case some jobs are lost as a result of the uncertainty over future arrangements for the industry.

“The change will affect hundreds of livelihoods across the Island and in view of this impact, we are taking legal advice in conjunction with members of industry. We would not want discrimination against the Channel Islands to go unquestioned when it has the potential for a severe impact on islanders.”

Ministers have been working on a contingency plan in case the fulfilment industry is left unable to fully compensate for the resulting losses. Existing initiatives to support islanders who are seeking work will be expanded: schemes like Advance to Work, through which 238 young people have found employment, and Advance Plus, which has found jobs for 81 long term unemployed.

A team from the Economic Development and Social Security Departments is working with employers to ensure that opportunities for local job seekers are maximised, by ensuring that local residents have the right skills to be first in line for the available jobs.

The Social Security Minister, Deputy Ian Gorst, said “We will be liaising with major employers in Jersey’s hospitality, retail, agriculture and construction sectors. These sectors employ a significant number of staff and we need to determine the specific skills applicants need to fill upcoming vacancies.

“The Skills Executive has commissioned the Skills Board to work with the Education Department to examine the training needs of those who may lose their jobs and to recommend what additional capacity is needed at Highlands College and elsewhere.

“As the department is notified of job vacancies, a team will be contacting employers with lists of suitable candidates who are registered as unemployed with 5 or more years of residency, in order to enhance the prospect of locals securing jobs.”

Senator Maclean added “Online sales are an important part of Jersey’s e-commerce sector. Its companies employ more than 700 people, the majority of whom are locally qualified. This business also produces significant revenue for Jersey Post and other postal operators.

“We need to work with the industry and its employees to minimise the impact of the UK Government’s announcement on our e-commerce sector and on the people who work within it.”

The announcement means that all such goods, regardless of

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where the Speakeasy, with its private tables, dim lights and blacked out windows, provides the only place in town to escape the prohibition.

Ruby Wax to host the Chartered Institute of Marketing Awards 2011 and the theme this year is…

The prohibition began in January 1920, with Speakeasies springing up shortly after. In secret rooms and basements throughout America, illicit drinking dens, backed by the mob, became increasingly popular. Never advertised publicly, only those with the password could get through the door where they would be greeted with music, dancing and liquor. Although Al Capone will not feature at the CIM Speakeasy, attendees will be whisked back in time to that November evening in Chicago all those years ago.

For more information about the Awards, please visit www. cimawardsjersey.com. The 2011 Jersey Chartered Institute of Marketing Awards are kindly sponsored by: The Beach Communication, Delta Production Services and JT.

Nissan LEAF puts Jersey on road to first all-electric taxis The Jersey branch of The Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) has confirmed that the host for the Marketing Awards and Gala Dinner 2011, which takes place on the 18th November at the Hotel de France, will be Ruby Wax. Chat show host and comedienne Ruby Wax has charmed and chided all manner of celebrities. She presents the daily chat show Ruby, and plays the voice of The Pope in the BBC’s animated sitcom Popetown.

Over the years Ruby has become a household name with a huge range of programmes, all which display her trademark cutting humour. Alongside ‘The Full Wax’, ‘Wax Meets…’ and ‘The Waiting Game’, she has tackled more serious documentary television, with Miami Memoirs, East Meets Wax and Class of ‘69. More recently she wrote and starred in Hot Wax and two series of American Pie. She also sang in the Comic Relief Fame Academy, and extolled the genius of The Catcher in the Rye as part of the nation’s Big Read.

Steve Cartwright, Chairman of the CIM Jersey Branch, said: “Ruby Wax is without question one of the most entertaining comediennes to grace our television sets. Her quick wit and attention to detail is second to none and we are delighted that she will be the host for what promises to be a night to remember, and to celebrate marketing excellence in Jersey.”

The winners of the Marketing Excellence Awards will be announced at a Gala Dinner held on Friday 18 November at the Hotel de France, where over 500 of the Island’s marketers and business professionals will gather to celebrate local marketing excellence.

This year’s theme is ‘Speakeasy’, with the Gala Dinner recreating a scene from a chilly November evening in 1930s Chicago,

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Jersey could soon have its first all-electric taxi-fleet in the form of the Nissan LEAF following a meeting in the Island this week between representatives of a UK Nissan EV dealership, Luxicabs and Jersey Electricity.

The DVS gave the green light in principle to the Nissan LEAF being licensed as a taxi when the 2011 European Car of the Year was shown to officials during a three-day visit to Jersey.

The LEAF is proving to be the most sought all-electric car on the market so far. The stylish, four-door family saloon has a top speed of 100mph and a range on a full charge of 109 miles at 30-40mph. Its 80kW electric motor is equivalent to 107bhp and it will accelerate from 0-60mph in 11.9 seconds. The LEAF can be fully charged on a standard home 13Amp socket in 12 hours or it can be fast charged to 80% in 30 minutes.

The LEAF was in Jersey at the instigation of Luxicabs. Keen to cut escalating fuel bills and reduce its carbon emissions further, having already invested in the Toyota Prius Hybrid, the Jersey

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taxi company approached Nissan directly as there are currently only 26 approved Nissan EV dealerships in the UK.

Royal Navy Officer Will Carnegie) the activity has been coordinated by Jersey Enterprise.

Family-run FJ Chalke of Wincanton, Somerset, immediately despatched two LEAFs to the Island with their EV Relationship Managers Shane Rendall and Lloyd Cressey to meet Luxicabs’ John Ross and directors of Jersey Electricity.

Minister for Economic Development Senator Alan Maclean sees the Schools Programme as fundamental to encouraging Jersey’s future business leaders and entrepreneurs: “The process of helping young Islanders to develop their business ideas and hone critical business skills even at an early age, yields genuine results for the Island as a whole when their ideas come to fruition in the future. We are delighted to be able to facilitate such a well received programme and to be participating in a global initiative that promotes private enterprise - crucial to future economic recovery.”

“As a taxi company we have significant monthly fuel bills which continue to rise,” said Mr Ross. “We investigated electric vehicles and the LEAF stood out but we wanted to make sure the LEAF was suitable as a taxi. We certainly feel it is and I’m delighted the DVS have approved it in principle.

“We have already invested over £400,000 in the Toyota Prius Hybrid. This new generation of electric cars is even more environmentally sound so the LEAF ticks all the boxes from an environmental point of view and a business one. Jersey Electricity could fit our depot with the necessary charging equipment for us to take advantage of cheap rate electricity and FJ Chalke would provide the service back-up until it becomes available here.”

JE CEO Chris Ambler said: “We are keen to help and encourage the uptake of electric vehicles and for taxis running 24 hours a day to go electric would be a great step forward. It is important for anyone considering buying an electric car that they take advantage of discounted electricity on our off-peak tariffs as this utilises our network and evens out demand while ensuring electric motoring is even more economical.”

Jersey Shows Its Entrepreneurial Spirit As Part Of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2011

The States of Jersey are again encouraging Islanders to take part in Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), running this year from Monday 14th - Friday 18th November, with a series of schools-based and public events designed to promote the spirit of entrepreneurialism.

The week’s flagship event will once again be the highly successful Global Entrepreneurship Week Schools Programme, first run in 2009. This year, the programme will take place in 6 of the Island’s secondary schools and involve more than 870 pupils aged 14 to 17.

Each school will take part in a day-long programme designed to develop teamwork skills and the ability to solve business problems, as well as to generate new and interesting business ideas. There will be a daily prize for the winning team from each school. Local entrepreneurs, government officials, sports and business leaders will also participate as mentors during the week- providing pupils with Jersey-based case studies and inspiration.

Facilitated by local event management company Hi5 (run by Jersey-born round the world sailor, entrepreneur and former

Will Carnegie of Hi5, commenting on his previous involvement with GEW said: “We are privileged to have been asked by Jersey Enterprise to run the GEW Schools Programme for the third year running. The sessions always generate some fantastic ideas and bode well for a future wave of Jersey entrepreneurs. The feedback from both pupils and mentors is always extremely positive and the programme is a pleasure to run.”

As part of the week’s additional GEW activity, local investment facilitation company Envestors will be running two groundbreaking events, the first of which is a ‘Raising Equity Finance Breakfast Seminar’ designed to help aspiring entrepreneurs, pre-revenue start-up companies and early stage, high-growth businesses to ‘get fit for Business Angel funding’. All attendees will also have the opportunity to enter a competition which could lead to them pitching to genuine investors at a future Envestors event, and receiving free business advice to a value of £3,000.

The seminar will take place at The Grand Hotel on Friday 18th November from 8:00am to 10:00am and participation is free.

Places are limited on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested participants are invited to view more information about the event and register their attendance at: www.raisingfinanceevent. eventbrite.com or contacting Ed Daubeney at ed@envestors.je or calling him on 07797749355.

Envestors will also be running an event aimed at local sixth form students designed to put themselves in the shoes of an active business angel investor. Called ‘Dragon for a Day’ the students will learn about the fundamentals of Angel Investing and working in teams they will have an imaginary £500,000 to invest in one of the selected hypothetical business proposals put before them. The team that proves to be the smartest investor will be presented with a prize at the end of the event.

Ed Daubeney, Investment Director at Envestors, is thrilled to be involved in GEW again: “Envestors are delighted to have been approached by Jersey Enterprise to participate in GEW 2011. We want these events to provide all attendees with the opportunity to receive practical advice about developing a business and raising equity finance. We truly believe that there are some great local businesses and entrepreneurs that could really thrive by gaining support from Jersey’s Angel Investors and we want to identify and assist them. We also hope that our ‘Dragon for a Day’ event inspires some local students to get involved in entrepreneurial activity in the future.”

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James McKeigue, Money Week Across the river from the City

The euro is heading down Last week, it forced both the Greek and Italian governments out of office. And Italy’s problems are bad news for the eurozone, says John Stepek in Thursday’s Money Morning: ‘What does Italy’s crisis mean for your money?’ After all, “if Italy is deemed to be bust, then few other countries are safe”. France could be the next target, and that really would be a tipping point.

And when you break it down, there can only really be one of two broad outcomes.

“If Germany gets its way, then the European Central Bank (ECB) will not be allowed to print money and bail out the frailer members. As a result, those eurozone members who can’t survive under a hard currency will end up leaving.” The other option is that Germany gives in and allows the ECB to print money. Then “the euro will weaken sharply. Germany may even leave the eurozone in disgust, which would result in the euro being even weaker”.

What does that mean for your investments? “If the ECB ends up doing quantitative easing (QE), we’d expect to see a huge rally in stocks – that’s what printing money does”, says John. “If the ECB doesn’t, and some countries drop out of the euro, it would be very deflationary.

We’d probably see more printing from the US and the UK to compensate, but it wouldn’t bode well for the banking system.”

In the meantime, you should position your portfolios defensively, says John.

“Hold some gold as a defence against more money-printing. Hold quality blue chips that can sustain their dividend yields even in the face of very tough economic conditions. Have some exposure to the US dollar – when the world is on the edge of financial disaster, it’s still the place that most investors run to.”

“And hold on to cash. Yes, it’s painful at a time of high inflation, but you’ll need it to take advantage of the investment

opportunities that will almost certainly arise as this crisis plays out.” Later this month in MoneyWeek magazine, we’ll be getting in a group of Europe experts to give their views on how things will develop and to tip their favourite stocks in the region. Look out for it – and if you’d like to become a subscriber, you can claim your first three issues free at moneyweek.com.

A corporate bond to buy...

There’s one opportunity that’s already on our doorstep, says Bengt Saelensminde, who writes our free investment newsletter, The Right Side. He’s talking about UK corporate bonds – which are issued by UK companies to raise money.

“Too many people ignore bonds in favour of shares”, says Bengt, “but I think they’re a vital area for investors”. Bengt likes corporate bonds because they offer more security than stocks, and in some cases, more income. In other words, if a business goes bankrupt, bondholders get their money back before shareholders. Sure, such bonds aren’t danger-free, says Bengt. But “with inflation eroding the value of savings, I think it’s time to take a bit more risk and seek out some higher returns in the bond market”.

Bengt’s top bond pick right now is the Enterprise Inns 6.5% December 2018 bond.

He calculates that if you buy now and hold it until redemption you’ll make 12% per year. To find out exactly how Bengt comes to that figure read the piece in full online in: ‘The pros and cons of investing in retail bonds.’

And a high-yielding bank Contrarian investors may also want to consider David Stevenson’s latest tip.

Right now the banking sector, especially in Europe, is hated by investors. Share prices have plummeted as investors, quite rightly, worry how the overstretched banks would be affected by a major sovereign default.

Yet not all banks should have been sold off so much, says David in Friday’s Money Morning: ‘Invest in a European bank? It’s not as mad as it sounds.’

Take Sweden. The country had learned its lessons from a big banking blow-up in the 1990s, says David. “Sweden got its act together on its banks at the start of 2009.

Seeing that there were potential problems ahead, it recapitalised lenders via a mix of private money and state support.”

“Further, the government made sure of something else early on. Any Swedish bank that joined the state-organised scheme had to stop paying bonuses and freeze top management’s pay.”

As a result, “the country’s banks are better capitalised than most of their European and US rivals, and have better access to funding markets and a lower risk of default”. Yet despite their plus points, Swedish banks have been dragged down by the overall turmoil. In particular, David likes Nordea Bank (SS: NDA). It looks good value on “a current year p/e of just nine and with a prospective yield of 5%, which is forecast to rise to 5.7% in 2012.

For a bank these days, that’s a very decent dividend”, says David.

Scotland the new Greece?

Scotland’s politicians could learn from the European debt saga, blogs MoneyWeek editor-in-chief Merryn Somerset Webb.

Alex Salmond is determined for Scotland to gain independence. But “will it be the new Greece?” asks Merryn.

“If Scotland votes to go it alone, they will end up with either the euro or the pound as their currency. The latter is more likely than the former, given that there is no legal reason to think that any arrangements Westminster has made with Brussels would extend to Holyrood.”

“So while Scotland’s government would get to tax and spend at will (for a while at least), interest rates and the like would probably end being set for Scotland by the Bank of England rather than the ECB.” Why does this matter? Because “Scotland would end up with something everyone in Europe is really wishing they didn’t already have: monetary union without fiscal union”.

The idea of Scottish independence drew a mixed response from readers. Maxx wondered if it would benefit England.

Alex felt that Scotland’s oil & gas reserves would stand it in good stead if it were independent.

“Presumably Salmond et al model Scotland more on Norway than Greece. There is growing evidence of far more in the way of remaining hydrocarbons in the North Sea basin than previously thought.”

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Sixth-formers battle for;

Image PR Public Speaking Challenge Trophy Words // Image PR Feature Design // Jon Moore

The Image PR Public Speaking Challenge Trophy is set to take place on the 26 November from 2pm at St James’ Centre – and this year is looking like the toughest competition yet.

In its third year, the event attracts students from the Island’s sixth forms to compete for the Image PR Public Speaking Challenge Trophy and iQ vouchers worth £150.

JCG are determined to hold onto the trophy for the second year, but Beaulieu, Hautlieu and Victoria College are providing stiff competition, with each school submitting four students to compete in the final.

Last year’s winner, JCG student Kate McCallum, said: “The competition was brilliant and I would recommend it to anyone. I really enjoyed giving my speech and it was interesting to see how different each talk was. I definitely didn’t expect to win as the standard was very high. Before the competition, Image ran a series of workshops which gave me confidence not only in the competition, but also in public speaking generally.”

Workshops were run before the competition

by Image PR at each sixth form, at which students were given tips in public speaking, whether they chose to compete or not.

This year’s judges will be BBC Spotlight presenter & journalist Edward Sault; workshop & competition leader Peter Zunino; and account manager & local performing artist, Christophe Chateaux. Although entrance is free, tickets will need to be obtained from the Arts Centre box office.

All applicants will receive feedback and a bronze, silver or gold certificate relating to their performance.

For more information and to organise interviews please contact: Jessica Stanier, Image PR, on 01534 865657 or Jessica.stanier@imageci.com PICTURES: The winner: (left to right) Kate McCallum, last year’s winner; and Peter Zunino, Image PR Public Speaking Challenge Trophy organiser. The Competitors: The students who took part in 2010.

Workshop and competition leader, Peter Zunino said: “Public speaking is a great skill to have. Whether you need to speak everyday in front of employees, or you have been selected to make the best man’s speech at a wedding, there is going to come a point where it is important that you don’t let nerves get the better of you.

“Essentially, this is what our workshops and competition are for – to provide young people with the confidence and skills they need in order to speak effectively in public. This year’s workshops have shown strong candidates who are very eloquent, and passionate speakers – I think we will have a very hard job judging!”

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Demystifying the Social Media Revolution Part 2 Words // Rebecca Seller • Feature Design // Jon Moore

The best way to define social media is to break it down. Media is a form of communication for example a newspaper or a radio, so social media would be a social form of communication. Think Twitter, Facebook, Myspace…

This is a website that doesn’t just give you information, but interacts with you while giving you that information. This interaction can be as simple as asking for your comments or ‘liking’ a page.

When we read a newspaper or listen to a report on TV we have a limited choice on how to express our thoughts on the matter - it is in effect a one way street. Social media is a two-way street that gives you the ability to communicate too.

Last week we discussed the recent conference Social Jersey organised by Katherine Salt. Speakers Eileen Brown and Judith Lewis are experts in technology and online marketing. Jersey Weekly caught up with them to discuss the world of Social Media technologies and procedures.

Eileen Brown is CEO of Amastra having previously worked for Microsoft. Eileen is also the successful author of “Working the Crowd: Social Media Marketing for Businesses.

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JW: How important is the implication of Social Media to a company?

EB: Anyone with an internet connection, an internet presence and time to invest in communications, can succeed in the global market. Small companies can broadcast their message using free social media tools. The peoplepowered social network can propagate and distribute your business idea further than you could do on your own.

JW: What can be the negative effect of a company using Social technology to promote their brand?

EB: As hard as it is to build a great reputation, it can easily and quickly be destroyed online. Companies that launch programs, without considering their strategy or engaging the services of an experienced trusted advisor, find that they are expending a lot of effort with minimal return. Social media can then cost a company more than just marketing budget. The reputation of a company can change at the speed of a mouse click.

JW: Judith Lewis, who works in Search Engine Optimisation, has a great profile through her ‘Mostly about Chocolate’ blog. Do you think it is important to create a niche for yourself whilst using social technology?

EB: Improving your online brand is really important if you want to maintain visibility and keep at the forefront of people’s minds. It’s not just about broadcasting on Twitter.

In business we rely on networking and recommendations based on reputation. Your reputation matters in business.

This is also true online. People won’t read your blog, or follow you on Twitter, or Like your business page on Facebook if you have a poor reputation.

JW: You are involved with “Connecting Women in Technology”.

Do you think there is a gender gap when it comes to technology?

EB: There’s a gender gap across industries, not just the technology industry, which doesn’t seem to be reducing even in these enlightened times. The gender gap in wages (women’s wages are on average 17 per cent less than men’s) is partly explained by the fact that women tend to work predominately in stereotypical ‘female’ occupations.

Explanations for this trend include the stereotyping of subject choices at school. Inflexibility in work means that once students have gone along a career path they find it difficult to change.

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Judith Lewis is Head of Search at Beyond, Owner & Chief Blogger at ‘Mostly About Chocolate’ and Blogger at ‘SEO Chicks’.

JW: How did you get in to SEO (Search Engine Optimisation)?

JL: Around 15 or so years ago I started out helping a friend with their online shop. I learned very quickly then which were the most popular search engines and what techniques others were using to get to the top. That plus additional experimentation and years later I’m still working in that industry only now it has a name.

JW: Your online persona is deCabbit. Why did you create this identity?

JL: When I started I wasn’t the only Judith Lewis – there was also Judith Lewis Herman the author and Judith Lewis the journalist who were already were in the top 10. I would have had to fight against a journalist and author straight away so I created “deCabbit” as an identity while I worked on remedying that search result.

JW: Your blog “Mostly about Chocolate” is this a hobby or part of creating a unique online identity that people can relate to?

JL: The blog is totally separate. The blog grew out of the multiple requests I had about what chocolate I liked, what I recommended and that was taking over my personal site so I switched to a blog as it was the natural thing to do.

JW: What advice would you give to people considering a career in technology specifically online marketing?

JL: The market place is flooded with ‘online marketing gurus’ and as such you really need to have a solid foundation in something practical, have training or a degree of some sort which is related. My degree is Psychology but I have grounding in programming as well as other practical skills from the technical side and the psy-

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chology degree feeds into marketing. Your CV is your business card – a prospective employer sees that before anything else so make it really stand out.

JW: Can you tell me about the “girl geek” campaign?

JL: Girl Geek dinners is all about bringing geeky women of all sorts of geeky natures together to learn, network and stay inspired about remaining in technology or other geeky industries like animation or filmmaking. Ultimately we want to inspire women of any age to get and stay involved just by being more visible.

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Jersey’s Economy; Signs of recovery?

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In a response to a recent question from Deputy Mike Higgins - who asked if Jersey had come out of recession yet - Senator Philip Ozouf described Jersey’s economy as ‘incredibly resistant’, citing “the entrepreneurial spirit of the Jerseyman” and how it had “left the Island in a strong position to recover”.

However, the word on the streets, not to mention the results of the latest Business Tendency Survey - carried out by the States Statistics Unit - seems to indicate that the pressure is still on, belts have been tightened more than ever, and recent developments in UK law have Jersey residents worried.

We look at recent economic developments and what they could mean...

AS ANYONE WITH EVEN ONE EYE on the news over the last few years will be aware, the world as a whole has been in the grip of what some have called ‘the greatest recession outside of war times’.

Jersey hasn’t escaped this, despite it’s image as a haven for the wealthy and the seemingly high-standard of living enjoyed here, compared to some areas of the UK. Economic downturn is increasingly felt globally, as unified communications and other technology allows importation and ‘getting the best deal’ to take over from utilising more self-contained industries, such as farming and local manufacture. The fact is that the more we necessarily rely on importation for the essentials - food and fuel, the less insulated we are from issues that affect these resources globally. We cannot expect to escape the recession, although ideally, the job of our Government is to limit it’s effect as much as possible.

This - limiting the effects of recession on Islanders - was the main theme that ran through the States Annual Business Plans and budget proposals since the 2009 announcement of a ‘New Strategic Plan’.

The States announced that they had successfully created a £44m fiscal stimulus programme. This, they announced, would be used to reduce the pressure of the Global economic downturn on Island residents, communities and businesses.

They promised a return to balanced budgets by 2013. This was also intended to give the following Council of Ministers a sustainable base to continue from.

However, no-one can read the future, and despite some positive news for Islanders regarding taxes on announcement of this years budget, several issues, both local and international have now cropped up. The overall feeling here amongst businesses and consumers that times are as hard as ever.

This is reflected in the findings of the last ‘Business Tendency Survey’ - a quarterly ‘sampling’ of businesses carried out by the States Statistics Unit. The Statistics Unit is a body that, whilst operating under the administration of the Chief Ministers Office, carries out it’s work as an independent body.

Designed to “provide qualitative information about the Island’s economy in a timely manner” - the survey asks the chief executive or managing director of the private sector businesses selected for ‘sampling’ to give their opinions on the current situation, compared to three months previous. It also enquires about their views and plans going forward.

In essence, it’s a collation of data ‘from the trenches’ - figuratively speaking - and not the word of politicians with a vested interest in showing their methods to be effective.

They also made some rather tough calls on spending cuts and raising of taxes - in a way they deemed least damaging to employment and economic growth - to “Secure the long term future of the Island”.

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THE REPORT FROM SEPTEMBER SHOWS: The headline all-sector Business Activity Indicator was -7 percentage points (pp), implying that the proportion of businesses in Jersey reporting a decline in business activity compared with 3 months previously was 7 pp greater than the proportion reporting an increase. Half of businesses reported ‘no change’.

For the finance sector in September 2011, 5 of the 10 indicators were at a similar level to the previous quarter; the other 5 indicators were more negative, with several changing from positive to negative.

For the non-finance sectors, overall, 9 of the 10 indicators were negative; the profitability and input costs indicators were the most strongly negative.

All indicators for construction were negative; 6 of the 10 were improved on the negative levels seen in the previous round, with 4 being at their least negative for 12 months.

7 of the 10 indicators for wholesale and retail were negative.

These results give us a view beyond the ‘incredibly resistant’ economy described by the Treasury Minister - although he has expressed in the media that his plans for the Fiscal Stimulus Fund will relieve at least the beleaguered construction industry somewhat.

The much publicised closing of the VAT loophole that put fulfillment and online retailers in Jersey at an advantage is a further concern for Islanders, as are spiraling fuel costs and the resultant effect on food and other imported resources.

The danger of such impending news is that, psychologically at least, it becomes circular; for example, if the expectation develops that economic activity will slow, firms may decide to reduce employment levels and save money rather than invest. Such expectations can create a self-reinforcing downward cycle, bringing about or worsening a recession.

For this reason, perhaps the Treasury Minister is right to attempt to be positive in the media and questioning. Perhaps, contrary to the opinion that he is trying to save face, he is aware of the above outlined phenomena, and is attempting to buoy up the public with some sensibility beyond traditional doom & gloom reporting.

We can only hope that the States are on the ball, and the newly elected members have some vision and foresight with regards to protecting our quality of life here in Jersey.

After all, we chose them.

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Bedell Expand Offices in BVI, Singapore and Mauritius Words // Rebecca Seller • Feature Design // Jon Moore

BEDELL is a leading offshore law firm

combined with an independent, awardwinning trust company. Together they provide a comprehensive, cross-border service to world class institutions, corporates, high net worth individuals and intermediaries.

BEDELL have a multi-jurisdictional presence and offer their expertise in key locations including Jersey, Guernsey, London, Dublin, Geneva, Mauritius and BVI. In line with this strategy Bedell previously developed a BVI legal team based at Bedell Cristin Jersey. Following the success of this BVI practice, it will now work under a new Bedell Cristin BVI Partnership due to commence business later this autumn.

Bedell Cristin BVI Partnership will operate from new offices in the BVI and Singapore whilst continuing to service its European based clients out of Jersey. The BVI law team will also work closely with Jersey and Guernsey law teams in servicing their clients in Asia.

Bedell Managing Partner, Richard Gerwat, said “Bedell recognises the critical importance of the Asian economies to the growth

of its business and developing our BVI law capabilities further in this way, coupled with a Singapore presence, will complement our existing service capabilities and provide an excellent and wider platform from which to service the growing Asian markets and the significant global demand for BVI legal and corporate services.”

Mr Stephen Adams will be joining Bedell Cristin BVI Partnership as Partner. Mr Adam’s has over 15 years experience and is the principal of award winning BVI firm Barkers Adams. Barker Adams’ business is to be merged into Bedell Cristin BVI Partnership and will continue to focus on corporate, banking, international finance transactions, investment funds and litigation. Bedell Cristin Singapore will be headed by Stephen Adams whilst Simon Pascoe, Partner, will continue to manage the BVI operations.

Expanding their network is central to the Bedell strategy: “to provide multi-jurisdictional legal and fiduciary services in the key locations where our international client base demands them.”

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Further developments include the strengthening of the Bedell presence in Mauritius.

Bedell Cristin (Mauritius) Partnership was opened in November 2010 and swiftly established itself in the region for its expertise in handling complex cross-border transactions.

The introduction of Bedell Management Services (Mauritius) Limited will complement the current legal expertise by being a full service management company and offering corporate, trust and fund administration services.

Michael Richardson, Executive Chairman of Bedell Trust said, “Our strong presence in Mauritius is of great value to clients hoping to invest in South Africa, India and the Far East.”

Yuvraj Juwaheer will lead Bedell Cristin (Mauritius) Partnership. He has over 15 years’ experience in the global finance business sector and was a member of the Mauritian government steering committee set up in 2004 to consider opening the island to international law firms. “Yuvraj’s extensive experience and unmatchable local network provide considerable benefits to our clients and to our business worldwide” comments Michael Richardson.

Bedell Trust has been recognised as one of the “Top 25 Most Admired Companies” in this year’s list compiled by Private Client Practitioner. At the recent STEP Private Client Awards 2011/12 they were named OwnerManaged Trust Team of the Year.

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Affinity A New Wealth Management Company

Words // Rebecca Seller • Feature Design // Jon Moore

Affinity Private Wealth is a new exclusive independent Jersey based business specialising in Private Wealth Management. They manage investments, providing the necessary wealth and tax structures to meet client’s specific needs and incorporating the use of trusts and companies when appropriate.

AFFINITY IS AN INDEPENDENT wealth consulting company providing investment and trust services to assist families and individuals preserve and enhance their assets for themselves and across generations. The primary focus is to align wealth management services to client’s personal requirements and aspirations, making their life simpler.

Affinity Private Wealth was established in October by a team who worked together at Fairbairn Private Bank. Fairbairn’s former employees, head of private banking, David Stearn, and chief investment officer Russell Waite have set up the company alongside Justin Thomas, managing director of Fairbairn Trust Limited and private bankers Ben Stott and Julia Warrander. Between them they will be offering individuals in the UK and Channel Islands investment and trust services.

“We are really excited for the launch and very much look forward to the turn of the year when we will come out of our set up phase” commented David Stearn.

The company understands the need to build trust with the clients and act as their consultants. Stearn says “client’s lives are complex we want to be able to take the complexity away from the financial side and get them to trust us and act as guardians on their behalf.”

The driving force behind setting up the company was the common theme of being passionate about clients, dealing with their affairs and doing the right thing for them. Stearn explained that in larger organisation’s the ability to continue to look after clients becomes more remote and more time

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is spent doing non-client work.”Affinity is all about offering the client a personal service.”

The start of the company is good news for Jersey’s finance industry as 2011 has seen the creation of 5 new jobs in the industry. Early 2012 there will be 4 more individuals joining and beyond this the rate of job growth will depend on the success of the year.

Specialist Services Provided:

Discretionary Investment Management Advisory Management Services Trustee Services

Affinity Private Wealth’s target market : High Net Worth Individuals Trustees Small corporates

What differentiates Affinity from other wealth management companies?

The key part that differentiates them is the expertise in their team.

They are all professionally qualified and disciplined in the investment process, the way they make decisions, their trusteeship and their trustee responsibilities.

They have a large corporate governance structure around them through HSBC as custodian banker They are regulated by the JFSC Privately funded and deeply backed They have the confidence to know they will be around for years to come

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WORDS

Rick Jones

FEATURE DESIGN Jason

Bourgeois

The playgrounds of Grouville, St Mary’s and Trinity primary schools have been given a rather impressive makeover, thanks to the fund raising and good old fashioned hard work of a team of committed office staff from RBS International Bank. Jersey Weekly took a look at what prompted these kind volunteers to get ‘out of their element’, and just what they did when they got there.

The ‘Get Your Hands Dirty’ project was recent example of an International business with a presence in the Island ‘giving something back’ to Jersey. It is often easy to forget that large global companies’ Jersey branches are made up of members of our community - and this puts the more conscientious of such companies in a great position to target their charity efforts and resources towards benefitting much needed projects here, in the Island.

Investing in the education and happiness of the next generation is undoubtedly one of the most worthwhile causes to support, anywhere. Several of the Island’s school playgrounds were beginning to show their age - and, identified by members of staff - several of whom have children in the schools concerned - as an opportunity to put something towards the future of Jersey, ‘Get Your Hands Dirty’ was born.

After a successful staff initiated fund raising mission that enabled £6,600 to purchase materials, three teams - made up of fifty-five members of RBS International staff - did just what the title of the project suggested, and got to work renovating various outside areas of the three primary schools chosen for the project.

The first team, led by Audrey Heath, focused their efforts on Grouville School. Several areas of the school playground were extensively and thoughtfully brought up-to-date with plenty of sweat and hard work from the RBS volunteers.

The sand and water pit enclosures got a new paint job, not small tasks, with all the preparation and finish work involved to ensure that the areas are durable enough to stand the rambunctious attention of the year one and two pupils. The year one and two

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The year six garden area at Grouville school also got the team’s thorough treatment, and the ‘environmental garden’ is now improved. This is a double shot of ‘investment in the future’ for the bankers, who undoubtedly deal with a different kind of investment usually. Teaching children to cultivate fruit and vegetables, along with composting and details of the flora and fauna that surround them is highly important, given the amount of touch-screens and keypads that seem to dominate the lives of children these days. It makes for a great balance, and is indicative of the depth of care shown by the project managers.

At the time of writing, Mr Baudins had already commented that the pupils were using and enjoying the new areas, and expressed his gratitude to both the team and RBS International.

The second team, led by Sue Gill, took onboard the ideas of the children from the school as to how they thought their playground could be improved. A large mural designed by the children was painted along the playground wall. Planters were added, to allow children to plant and nurture their own flowers and plants, and a brand new sandpit was built from scratch.

The Head-teacher, Mrs McKenzie, and her pupils were very impressed and very grateful to the volunteers, adding; “The pupils were just delighted when they saw their new playground area and it has provided great enjoyment for the start of the school year. St Mary’s school is right at the heart of the St Mary community and is also used at the weekend and in the evenings by parishioners of all ages, so the area will get plenty of use.”

The third project, led by Paul Gill, concentrated on the outside of the Key Stage One area of Trinity School. Several large and

unused features were rendering the area cluttered and unusable.

The old, disused water feature and a pair of large, adult height cracked planters were removed and replaced with lower, more child friendly planters that allow the children to grow their own plants, fruits and vegetables.

A stage and seating were also built, and also, another new racetrack! The racetrack is painted on the lower playground, and is a great, fun way for kids to engage in all manner of imaginary outdoor play - more of which is definitely needed these days!

The project has been a huge success, the RBS International Corporate Sustainability Board confirmed as much when reflecting on the project. “But what about the people ‘on the ground?”, you may ask. Well, we’ll let a couple of them tell you themselves; “The Get Your Hands Dirty team made the Year 6 garden really colourful when they painted benches and tables a bright blue.

They did a marvelous job of tidying up the organic garden, where I love growing things – it looks as good as new. Thank you to RBS International.” - Samuel Duckworth, year six student, Grouville School.

“With the one day paid volunteering opportunity offered at RBS International, I was thrilled to get involved with the Trinity School, project giving the children a new and exciting playground. On a personal perspective I got loads out of it working as a team to give something back to the community. We achieved so much and were all really pleased with how the day went.” - Hannah Carolan, volunteer from RBS International, Trinity Project.

“My son had just started in the reception class at St Mary’s so I was ecstatic when I found out that the school had been selected for the first Get Your Hands Dirty project. The new and improved outdoor area is already making a real difference to the pupils and it is something that can be shared with other children for years to come. We were delighted to be a part of the project.” - Sue Gill, project leader, St Mary’s School Project.

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outside learning area now enjoys double the available space compared to before the project - and even has it’s own custom designed (by the Assistant Head-teacher Mr Baudins, no less) racetrack!

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It may be hard to believe, but it’s almost that time of year again. As the nights draw in and the weather gets colder, decorations start to go up, and almost every shop window becomes a vibrant red and silver hued reminder that... Christmas is coming.

TO RELIEVE THE PRESSURE on both the town centre and the people who use it, Jersey introduced late-night shopping to coincide with the start of the annual ‘Fete dé Noué’ Christmas Festival. This year late-night shopping starts earlier - on the 24th of November. Additionally, the first day is set up with the intention of allowing disabled shoppers easy access, and a head start on their gift buying.

Late-night shopping has become something of an unofficial celebration. Every Thursday night throughout December - under the festive lights and to the accompaniment of buskers and street performers who contribute to La Fete dé Noué - adults and children mingle and enjoy the very different atmosphere that the town centre takes on.

For many people, late-night shopping offers the chance to take a more leisurely look at the products and offers available in the shops. For people with conventional work hours, visits to the shopping centre of St Helier often involve a brisk dash to what they need, followed by an even quicker dash back to work, or before the shops close their doors. On Thursday nights in the festive period, time can be taken to browse the stores, and look for the best deals.

Christmas in Jersey, particularly around the Thursday late-night shopping evenings, has a distinctly different feel than the mainland UK. The impersonal, rushed push-and-shove feeling of a UK shopping centre just isn’t there; tourists have commented as much on discussion forums online. Our festive shopping has perhaps more of a continental feel, and it’s down to more than just the Norman French name of La Fete dé Noué.

The special Christmas Markets that saw traders and stalls set up in the Royal Square, and in later years, the new ‘Weighbridge Place’ area encompass locally made arts and crafts and a ‘Norman’ Market (Lé Marchi Nouormand) selling produce and prepared foods, hand made soaps, cider, biscuits and honey.

The Central Jersey Market - our Victorian enclosed fruit, vegetable and flower market that opened in 1882 - will stay open too. In addition to the above, the small businesses that trade from the Market include jewellers, card shops, butchers and bookstores. Plenty of gift ideas will undoubtedly come from a simple walk through.

Words // Rick Jones • Feature Design // Jon Moore

Despite the popularity of online shopping, the festive period can be a daunting time to hit the stores for anyone. Shops are full, competition for this years ‘in thing’ items is fierce and the High Street can often appear like a gridlocked human traffic jam…

It’s not just the shops that open late. St Helier has many fine cafes, bars and restaurants offering, between them, cuisine that could satisfy any appetite or preference. Alfresco dining, in warm clothes, obviously, whilst watching the bustle of fellow shoppers hunting bargains and thoughtful gifts for loved ones, has a special Christmas feel about it.

Many of the eating establishments have special winter themed menus and offers to work in tandem with the late-night shopping period, and of course the seasonal stalwarts of mulled wine, mince pies and festively decorated cakes are always available.

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ST HELIER TOWN CENTRE has undergone a fair amount of renovation work in the last few years, and each time a pub, shop, restaurant or business redesigns, planning regulation requires that disabled customers be taken in to account, and access be provided.

As such, disabled access to shops is improving gradually, but this doesn’t always account for the difficulties experienced by those with impaired mobility - or indeed sight or hearing - when town is bursting at the seams with shoppers.

Even for the unimpaired, a walk through Christmas ‘traffic’ on King Street can involve much swerving, stopping and stepping out of the way. Imagine the frustration of attempting such necessary defensive maneuvers when less able than the person you’re trying to avoid collision with.

24TH NOVEMBER 5PM - 9PM

On the 24th of November, the Scouts, Guides and Jersey’s own ‘Town Angels’ - volunteer helpers - will be on hand to assist and support disabled shoppers.

They will help shoppers back to their cars with shopping and carry bulky items.

The shops will stay open until 9pm, and given the earlier than December late night opening, town should be a little less busy.

Shopmobility Jersey is an organisation that provides scooters and manual and powered wheelchairs to permanently or temporarily disabled shoppers in Jersey town centre. Its services are open to visitors and Islanders alike, and on the 24th of November from 4.45pm until 9pm absolutely free of charge.

Booking is recommended and you can do that by emailing disshopeve@gmail.com or by calling Edward on 07829 736797

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New Spaces at Jersey Opera House thanks to States funding

Words // Rick Jones • Feature Design // Jon Moore

JERSEY OPERA HOUSE recently raised the curtain on the latest redevelopments that the one-hundredand-eleven year old building has undergone.

A SUPERCENTENARIAN, THE THEATRE may be - with all the character and stories that go with such a grand age - but thanks to allocation of some of the £40m public fund earmarked for battling the economic downturn, it’s looking younger and fresher than ever. New life has been breathed into areas that were sadly derelict and unused.

Jersey Weekly went along to have a look at the new cafe, kitchen, rehearsal and office spaces - and even sampled some of the fine fare that the new kitchen offers - whilst having a chat with Theatre Director, Jasmine Hendry.

Clearly excited and enthused by the potential of the rejuvenated spaces, Jasmine took tours and explained how the funding had already opened up new possibilities, and will hopefully enable the Opera House to continue to be a popular public entertainment centre into the future.

Jasmine;

Senator Philip Ozouf;

“Once we had established that we had spaces that were underused - and what we could use them for, our Chair, Pierre Horsfall began the drive to acquire fiscal stimulus funding. Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf signed off on the project - he’s been down and taken a look - and I believe everyone involved is very happy that public money could be used in a way that the public can enjoy in their leisure time.”

“Last week I was invited to the Opera House to view the completed refurbishment work. The building has been beautifully enhanced and has absolutely confirmed my view that this was an excellent project for the use of fiscal stimulus funding.

The work itself created jobs and the result will boost the activities and opportunities for those who use this historic building and will hopefully encourage others through the door to enjoy new cultural experiences.”

The work itself, was undertaken in four phases, each coming in on time, on budget and undertaken whilst the building was still ‘live’ - in use for shows and events with minimal disruption.

Initial designs being drawn up by Peter Garforth of Morris Architects. Jasmine explained that Mr Garforth understood the vision immediately, and his plans helped allow the transitional period between start and completion to run exceptionally smoothly. The rooms certainly make great use of the available space - and look fantastic into the bargain.

Building contractors Camerons carried out the considerable physical work needed, and did so around the temporarily displaced JOH office team. The JOH staff had nothing but good things to say about the builders, who were conscientious - with regards to noise, mess and disruption - and considerate, to both the team and the public for the duration of the work.

So without further ado, let’s take a look at the new spaces and services that the Opera House can offer, thanks to the Fiscal Stimulus Grant...

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“The Oh Café Bar” Jasmine Hendry;

“THE FORMER ‘CIRCLE BAR’ has been rebranded as the OH! Cafebar - OH for Opera House, and exclamation because it’s fantastic!”

“The first thing we did was to enlarge the kitchen. This allows us to really enhance what we can offer to the public - before the refurbishment we were only able to open for limited hours and did light breakfasts and lunches. Now we can offer a full Bistro menu, and we can offer pre-theatre suppers.”

“Relaxed atmosphere is what we’ve aimed for, the menu will be quality fish and chips, steak and chips - good food and not too high end - and lovely contemporary surroundings. Gone are the carpets and tired furniture, and the new floor, furnishings and lighting make for a great chill out area. We’re even going to offer the classic ‘hangover cure breakfast’ and it’s open to everyone, not just theatre goers”.

The OH! Cafebar certainly looks very modern, clean and comfortable, and the new kitchen team of Chef Peter, assistant Andre and porter Tom - working in their brand new kitchen area - are promising some of the best traditional food in the area. The front of house team; Carlos, Esther and Kasia are looking forward to seeing you!

“First Floor Office” The first floor office is situated in the Seaton Place side of the building, and occupies a space that previously sat empty, unused and derelict. What was once a dead space is now the thriving marketing office, giving the team the space and facilities they need to get the very best acts for the Island’s theatre goers - and making sure we all know ‘what’s on’.

For a while though, during renovations, it was everyone’s home; Jasmine Hendry;

“The office space had to be created, as we were all housed in tired and cramped office on the second floor. Once the first floor office was done, we all moved down there so that work could be done on the dilapidated office we’d all used for the last ten years or so.”

“We all moved downstairs whilst a building site literally carried on around us. Sometimes we had to switch off the phones for a short time, as we couldn’t hear what we were doing! The new space on the first floor, however, critically allowed us to continue running the shows and ticket sales, almost as normal, whilst the renovation work was going on.”

Now, there is a lovely spacious and modern office, where once there was nothing but tired, empty rooms.

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“Second Floor Offices and Studios” PERHAPS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT part of the redevelopment to practitioners or even would-be practitioners of the Arts - in all their forms - in Jersey, is the new rehearsal/performance studio situated on the second floor.

This space is frankly amazing, very well thought out and fully rigged for sound, lighting and versatile use of the considerable floor space. The area can be completely curtained, or allow natural light in, has a full compliment of mirrors for choreography, and can be arranged as a conference room, dance studio, dress rehearsal stage or production area in it’s own right. As television - through shows like X-Factor and Britain’s Got Talent, right across to High School Musical - pushes performance into the limelight, many youngsters are taking to the boards. This new space will allow Jersey to keep producing stars!

Jasmine Hendry;

“The new studio lends itself to so much. We aim to turn it into a really creative space. It will have a knock on effect on the whole building really, making it a true home for the artistic community, and bringing the place alive.”

“Previously, we’ve opened our doors at seven o’clock, and the shows start at eight - but we’re a theatre - we should be busy during the day. Now we have the ability to bring some life into the building, people in and out coming to workshops and similar to me, it’s an important progression”.

Also situated on the second floor is a new, modern office space, with private booths for telephone calls - something of a luxury for the staff - so business can be conducted more efficiently.

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“Upper Bar” FORMERLY THE RESTAURANT, the new ‘upper bar’ is a highly contemporary and stylish area, offering a paradoxical angle to the historic building that houses it.

The area has sat empty for a decade. We predict it won’t stay empty for much longer.

With styling that harks to a trendy NYC nightclub, fantastic windows allowing daylight or night sky views on the Seaton Place side and a one-hundred-and-fifty person capacity, the space is ideal for chilling out pre-show, or meeting the cast post performance.

Jasmine Hendry;

“We’re very proud of our new upper bar. It’s just a lovely place for people to congregate, and the fact that it’s so modern and inviting will hopefully go some way towards dispelling any misconception that the Jersey Opera House is an old building for old people. It’s certainly not… it’s a public building for the public - all elements of the public - and we are very proud to be custodians of it. Never more proud than now, with it’s wonderful new space and facilities, thanks to the Treasury.”

THE FISCAL STIMULUS FUND is intended to bring about some relief from the economic downturn and all the negative connotations that come with such times. In granting the Jersey Opera House almost £1m of the fund, the Treasury have very cannily secured some hope for the future.

Hope for would-be entertainers, theater-goers, including those who may have never considered themselves as such before. Hope for those who have long worried that the Institution that is the JOH may be lost as the March of time takes us further towards virtual entertainment, the ability to download almost anything we feel like watching and the banality of throwaway reality TV. At the end of the day, there is no substitute for actually ‘being there’ at a performance. Thanks to the Fiscal Stimulus Fund, the Jersey Opera House will ‘be there’ itself, hopefully for a long time to come.

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This Week’s TV & Radio Compiled by Jason Bourgeois, news@jerseyweekly.com

TV Pick of the Week

Children in Need

Harry Hill

X Factor Results The Gadget Show

Friday 18th November 7.30pm on BBC One

Saturday 19th November 7.45pm on Channel 5

The 2011 fundraising spectacular gets underway, presented by Sir Terry Wogan, Alesha Dixon, Tess Daly and Fearne Cotton.

They are joined by a host of stars, all out in force in support of disadvantaged children across the United Kingdom.

Including boyband sensation One Direction who get the fundraising party started.

Brace yourself for more belly laughs as big-collared comic Harry Hill romps through the week’s funniest TV, leaving a trail of hilarious gags and clips in his wake. The top soaps, dramas, documentaries and reality shows will be ripe for a cheeky ribbing and Harry is sure to serve up another packed halfhour of inspired tomfoolery!

Transexual Summer

Monday 21st November 8.00pm on Channel 5

Dermot O’Leary reveals the fate of the remaining contestants.

Plus superstar Rihanna performs live and there is a look at the backstage drama from the performance show.

Consumer technology show.

This episode is a budget special, where the presenters go to extraordinary lengths to find the best technology and gadgets they can for the lowest possible retail price.

Tuesday 22nd November 9.00pm on Channel 4

Wednesday 23rd November 9.00pm on Channel 4

Thursday 24th November 9.00pm on BBC Two

Rev

Would I Lie to You?

Thousands of people in Britain believe that they are born the wrong sex, but changing gender can be isolating and full of risk. Not only do they face prejudice in finding jobs and simply walking down the street, but they also have to live with having the wrong body for the gender they want to be.

Winter is the greatest test for life in the polar regions, as temperatures plummet to 70 below and winds reach 200kph.

Only a few remarkable survivors gamble on remaining in these extreme conditions.

Sitcom about a vicar running an inner-city church. Abi Johnston, a talented young curate, comes to train at St Saviour’s. Lay Reader Nigel’s green with envy, and even Adam’s initial enthusiasm at the prospect of someone to cover weekends off soon gives way to doubt in his own abilities as a priest when he realizes just how brilliant she is.

Rob Brydon, Lee Mack and David Mitchell return for an episode of previously unseen material from the hit comedy panel show Would I Lie To You? Over the course of each show, a stellar cast of celebrity guests reveal amazing stories about themselves, some of which are true, and some of which are not.

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Frozen Planet

Sunday 20th November 8.00pm on ITV1

In the Arctic, a female polar bear treks into the mountains to give birth.

Friday 25th November 8.30pm on BBC One

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At the Cinema

- Available in 3D

Compiled by Jason Bourgeois, news@jerseyweekly.com

Arthur Christmas The animators behind Wallace and Gromit go 3D as they reveal Santa’s high-tech secret!

It’s a mystery that has puzzled generations of children. How does Santa manage to visit the homes of every child in the world in just one night? Now the truth can be told, thanks to Britain’s very own Aardman animation. Beneath the North Pole, there’s a huge military operation staffed by 1.6 million elves, who ensure that all two billion presents are delivered on Christmas Eve. And the sleigh used by Santa (Jim Broadbent) is a massive invisible airship called the S1. But this year they’ve managed to miss out one little girl. It’s up to Santa’s son Arthur (James McAvoy) and crotchety old Grandsanta (Bill Nighy) to save the day! The studio who gave us Wallace and Gromit make their first foray into 3D with this spectacular CG family adventure boasting a stellar voice cast

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The Lion King

Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn Still the most successful traditionally animated film in history, Disney’s 1994 feature marked the high point of the studio’s renaissance. Drawing inspiration from Shakespeare and the Bible, its timeless story follows lion cub Simba (Jonathan Taylor Thomas). He expects to inherit the Pride Lands from his father, King Musafa (James Earl Jones). But he reckons without his jealous uncle Scar (Jeremy Irons), who tricks him into going into exile.

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Immortals

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The Rum Diary According to Greek mythology, an ancient battle in heaven saw the victors calling themselves Gods while the vanquished Titans were imprisoned for eternity. But in the age of man, megalomanic King Hyperion sets out to unleash the Titans and overthrow the Gods of Olympus. To do this, he needs the legendary lost Bow of Epirus.

Young stonemason Theseus (Henry Cavill) vows to avenge the death of his mother in one of their raids.

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When bequiffed young journalist Tintin buys a model of the good ship Unicorn, he also acquires a clue to a great mystery. With his faithful hound Snowy in tow, our intrepid hero embarks on a quest that unites him for the first time with drunken seadog Captain Haddock. Together, they unravel the secret of an ancient feud involving Haddock’s ancestor Francis and notorious pirate Red Rackham. Uses stateof-the-art performance capture technology.

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Bored with Eisenhower-era America, New York newspaper journalist Philip Kemp (Johnny Depp) decides to chance his arm by starting a new life on the idyllic Caribbean island of Puerto Rico. Here, he lands a job on the local paper, the San Juan Star, under downtrodden editor Lotterman (Richard Jenkins). It’s not long before Kemp settles into the drunken and debauched ways of the US ex-pat community.

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In Time

Twilight: Breaking Dawn pt 1 In the future, science has enabled humanity to stop the ageing process. But there’s a catch. Although nobody gets older than 25, they’re genetically programmed to live just one more year. The only way to get out of it is to buy more time.

That makes the rich effectively immortal, remaining 25 forever.

A chance meeting leaves Will Salas, a young man from the poor side of town, with more time on his hands than he knows what to do with.

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This latest installment, ‘Breaking Dawn - Part 1’, opens with Bella and Edward’s much-anticipated wedding itself! But despite the fact that Bella has now chosen her husband, the saga’s conflict is far from over. During a dream honeymoon on Isle Esme, the newly married couple finally give in to their passions. But this only brings them more peril as Bella discovers she’s pregnant! The wolf pack considers her unborn child such a threat that they begin to move against her.

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Justice

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Contagion Schoolteacher Will Gerard (Nicolas Cage) lives happily with his wife Laura (January Jones). Until, that is, Laura is the victim of a horrific attack that leaves her severely injured. Will is approached by a mysterious stranger named Simon (Guy Pearce), who claims to represent an organisation of concerned citizens. Simon reveals that Laura’s attacker is a repeat offender who was only recently released on parole.

N/A

7.7

Two days after Beth Emhoff returns from a business trip in Hong Kong, she’s dead - and the medics can’t tell her husband Thomas how or why. But before long, the virus that killed Beth is out of control. As panic spreads, scientists battle to control the global pandemic. Dr Erin Mears is a researcher at the US Centers for Disease Control, working under Dr Ellis Cheever, while Dr Leonora Orantes is an investigator for the World Health Organisation.

84%

7.1

COMING SOON...

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Films on TV This Week

Knowing

X-Men First Class

A teacher opens a time capsule that has been dug up at his son’s elementary school; in it are some chilling predictions - some that have already occurred and others that are about to - that lead him to believe his family plays a role in the events that are about to unfold.

Johnny Mnemonic transports top secret documents around the world inside a data store in his own brain. Wanting to end his courier career, Johnny is forced to run a final trip from Beijing to Newark, pursued by assassins out to destroy his data.

19th November Channel 4 9.00pm

6.3/10

33%

All Week on Sky Movies Box Office

7.9/10

87%

Bridesmaids

Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life

Kristen Wiig is the beleaguered head bridesmaid as bedlam breaks out in the run-up to her best friend’s wedding. Side-splitting smashhit comedy co-starring Rose Byrne.

Globe-trotting action sequel in which intrepid archaeologist Lara Croft is recruited by British intelligence to track down mad bioweapons genius Dr Reiss, who holds the orb showing the whereabouts of the mythical Pandora’s Box.

All Week on Sky Movies Box Office

7.1/10

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90%

20th November Channel 5 8.00pm

5.2/10

24%

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What’s On & Where

by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

FRI 18

• White Space, Jersey Pottery

Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

A Desperate Journey Preview

collections of local art collectors and includes paintings, drawings and sculptures by twentieth century artistic giants such as Pablo Picasso, Fernand Léger, Henri Matisse, Roy Lichtenstein and Henry Moore • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

of migrants fleeing poverty and risking everything to enter Honduras, Mexico and ultimately the USA, in the desperate hope of finding economic opportunity • TBA • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

Jamie Boylan & DJ King

Late Night Shopping at The 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec The 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov DocuHospice Shops exhibition comprises of the private menting the extraordinary journey

6pm - 8pm The Hospice Shops in St Helier and St Ouen will be opening extra hours so you can find that Time Team At Mont Orgueil perfect Christmas present! St Ouen: 10am - 6pm until 31st Dec This 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th Nov & 6th Dec. new exhibition digs deeper into the St Helier: 11th, 15th, 18th & 22nd recent archaeological excavations Dec • FREE • The Hospice Shops, St at Mont Orgueil Castle by Channel Ouen & St Helier 4’s Time Team. Time Team arrived in Jersey in May 2010 and spent three Fashion Show in aid Jersey days exploring the outer defences of Hospice Care the castle and looking for possible early buildings on the Castle Green.

• £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

• ACTIVITIES •

5pm - 11pm Live Music & Buffet • FREE • Champions 888115

T.F.I. Fridays - ‘The Happy Hours’

5pm - 10pm Open Mic - Singers, Guitarists, MCs, Poets, Everyone Welcome • FREE • Live Lounge

• WALKS • St Helier, The Old Quarter Guided Walk

Live Music At The Inn

10am - 12.30pm every Fri until 23rd Dec Literally, the old and ancient part of St Helier with surprises round every corner as we weave our way through the heart of this old town. Quaint, Jersey customs reveal a people of adventure who circumnavigated the world and travelled the oceans for wealth and fortune • £8 • Liberation Square petewebb@ localdial.com

6pm - 9pm FREE Tapas, Live music

by Bossa Basseline • FREE • The Inn 722239

The Brightside

6pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

Live Jazz @ Roberto’s Bar

7pm From the energy & excitement of Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie... to the cool of Miles Davis by the, Brian White Jazz Quartet • FREE • 7pm The Savoy, Rouge Bouillon 727521 bwjazz.co.uk

Are You Free?

10.30am - 1pm, every Fri until 16th Dec Take a stroll through the heart of St Helier and find out how it developed into the bustling multicultural town it is today. Even in the high speed, ready wrapped, virtual reality of the 21st century, there still are shops that have been serving islanders for generations • £10 • The Cenotaph, The Parade 853525

Squires Karaoke

7.30pm - 11pm every Fri The New Squires, The best karaoke in town • FREE • Squires Pub 730510

Electric Blues Band

8pm Live Music • FREE • Blue Note

• FUNDRAISERS •

Little Big Band

8pm Live Music • FREE • The Ha’penny Bridge 733793

Charity Christmas Exhibition

9am - 5pm until 21st Dec All commission from the sale of paintings will be kindly donated by Jersey Pottery to ‘Help a Jersey Child’.

This will be the last time The Art Exhibitors Guild will be able to hold an exhibition at the White Space as it closes at the end of the year and they would like to say a big THANK YOU to Jersey Pottery for use of their White Space since 2008 • TBA

• MUSIC & GIGS •

7.30pm Featuring fashions exclusively from de Grunchy’s Department Store and children wear from Axel Junior, Tickets available at de Grunchy reception • £20 • Merton Hotel, 510349 or fundraising@jerseyhospicecare.com

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec This exhibition looks at life in Jersey from the 1950s through to the end of the 1980s. From Island sport and events to toys, fashion, television and household products • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

• EXHIBITIONS •

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8.30pm Live Music • FREE • Kitty O’Shea’s 887964

Keith Robinson

9pm Live Music • FREE • Tanguys Bar

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popular party artists including, Lady Gaga, The Saturdays and Girls Aloud, as well as their own versions of some well known oldies such as Dixie Chicks, Spice Girls and many more, dependent upon requirements. They will get you singing and dancing along! • FREE • The Drift, Royal Yacht

The Lockout

11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

SAT 19

10am - 5pm every Sat until 17th Dec The long-awaited opening of this meticulously restored and furnished Georgian town house, built circa 1730. Take the opportunity to step back in time to see how the Jersey gentry lived in Regency times, brought to life through the sounds, smells and costumes of the era. The National Trust shop offers a unique range of well priced and carefully sourced items that are perfect for Christmas • £5: Adults, £2: 10yrs-18yrs, FREE under 10yrs • 16 New Street, National Trust for Jersey 483193

St Peter’s Indoor Market

9am - 3pm every Weds & Sat All sorts of goodies and treasures for-sale • FREE • Behind St Peter’s Parish Hall

10th Jersey St Brelade Scout Group Car Boot 9am - 1pm Indoor Car Boot Sale • FREE • Les Creux Country Park, St Brelade

La Rocque Talk

10am A talk on La Rocque • FREE • Jersey Archive

Jersey Farm & Craft Market

• EXHIBITIONS • Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

tale of gang warfare, loyalty and redemption. 96 mins • £4.25 - £6 • Part of the 7th Jersey Amnesty International Human Rights Festival Jersey Arts Centre 7000444

• MUSIC & GIGS • Pro Bono

8pm Live Music • FREE • Blue Note

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Pioneers Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • 8pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Jersey Museum 633300 The Ha’penny Bridge 733793

All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

Run for Cover

8pm Live Music • FREE • Kitty 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See O’Shea’s 887964 Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Charity Christmas Exhibition Jersey Museum 633300 Ross Hunter 9am - 5pm until 21st Dec See 9pm Live Music • FREE • Tanguys Friday 19th synopsis • TBA • White A Desperate Journey Bar Space, Jersey Pottery Preview 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See Huelin League NSPCC - 50-50 Ski Wear Sale Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jersey 9pm Live Music • FREE • Dolphin, 10am - 1pm Sale of ski wear • Arts Centre 700444 Gorey Pier FREE • St Clement’s Parish Hall • FILM • 485718 or 485428 Rood Mood 11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Lunch with Lee Durrell In This World Chambers 735405 12.30pm - 3pm Lee Durrell will 2pm The film follows two young talk about the history and current Afghan refugees, Jamal Udin Torabi activities of the Trust with special and Enayatullah, as they leave a emphasis on Madagascar. This refugee camp in Pakistan for a year is the 25th anniversary of the better life in London. Since their • COMMUNITY EVENTS • work in the “Great Red” island journey is illegal, it is fraught with devoting the Trust’s biggest budget danger, and they must use back- The Modern Hotels Jersey and number of species. Longueville channels, bribes, and smugglers to Half Marathon Kir Royale aperitif, three course achieve their goal. 88 mins • £4.25 - TBA The Jersey Half Marathon lunch - Lee’s presentation • £35 • £6 • Part of the 7th Jersey Amnesty takes place on Sunday 20th Longueville Manor durrell.org International Human Rights Festival November, the nights of stay are Jersey Arts Centre 7000444 flexible to suit all and is perfect for

• FUNDRAISERS •

• COMMUNITY EVENTS •

trying our hand at new techniques in painting, printing, collage, pastels and clay. The last two sessions will be dedicated to Christmas handicrafts • £85 • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

SUN 20

10am - 1.30pm See the best in local produce at a number of organic stalls, including locally made arts and crafts and musical entertainment • FREE • St Brelade The Big One Charity Dinner Parish Hall 853395

any sports fanatic who is looking for

Disco aid Jersey Hospice Man Push Cart a challenge • TBA • Mayfair Hotel Care & Holidays for Heroes 5pm Early every morning, Ahmad, 759529 jerseyspartan.com Christmas Fair a Pakistani immigrant, struggles 10am - 3pm The charity Christmas Jersey fair for Jersey Charities is perfect 7pm - 1am Dinner served 7pm, to drag his heavy cart along the Bikes.je Morning Coffee for your Christmas cards and gifts dancing from 9.30pm disco with streets of New York to his corner in & Breakfast Meeting while helping charities at the same DJ Ricky, Dress code: Smart/Casual time. Lots of stalls run by different • £28 • Merton Hotel, 741538 or charities – all proceeds go directly djrickyjersey@yahoo.com to them, with music, refreshments • ACTIVITIES • and a Santa’s Grotto! • FREE • Town Hall 840138 jerseycharities.org

midtown Manhattan, where he sells coffee and bagels. He encounters a wealthy Pakistani businessman who offers him some work and financial assistance – promising also to introduce him to the NY Time Team At Mont Orgueil music scene. 87 mins • £4.25 - £6 Jersey Craft Workers Christ- 10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See • Part of the 7th Jersey Amnesty Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • International Human Rights Festival mas Fayre Jersey Arts Centre 7000444 10am - 5pm, 19th & 20th Nov Come Mont Orgueil Castle 633300 along and enjoy the Craft Workers • CLASSES • Sin Nombre Annual Christmas Fayre with locally 8pm Sayra was risking everything produced items including, jewellery, to find a better life in America. cards, photos, jams and ceramics. All Artful Doodlers Living Legend facilities will be open 9.30am - 11.30am every Sat until Tough gang-member Casper was • FREE • The Living Legend 485496 3rd Dec This term, Artful Doodlers caught up in a world of brutality. will be going around the planet in When he tried to escape, his gang The National Trust for Jersey 10 weeks. We will look at objects put a price on his head. Then he met and works of art from around the the one person who would change - Georgian House Museum world to get inspiration and will be his life forever… An unflinching

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8am every Sun Meet like minded bikers for Coffee and a chat.

Everyone welcome • FREE • The Kiosk, Victoria Avenue

Jersey Craft Workers Christmas Fayre

10am - 5pm, 19th & 20th Nov See Saturday 19th synopsis • FREE • The Living Legend 485496

• FUNDRAISERS • Charity Christmas Exhibition

9am - 5pm until 21st Dec See Friday 19th synopsis • TBA • White Space, Jersey Pottery

• ACTIVITIES •

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Time Team At Mont Orgueil

Eisteddfod

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See 21st - 30th Nov Monday 21 Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • - Friday 25 November Drama, Mont Orgueil Castle 633300 Saturday 26 November Drama, Gala Performance, Monday 28 • WALKS • Wednesday 30 November French and Modern Languages, Jersey Behind Enemy Lines - Guid- Arts Centre welcomes back through ed Walk its doors the Jersey Eisteddfod. In 10.30am - 1.30pm every Sun until 1908, a former Dean of Jersey who 18th Dec How it began and why saw the event as a way of improving Jersey was late for the liberation. Islanders’ speech, presentation An exploration of Jersey’s War-Time and musical standards, founded Occupation visiting the War cem- the Jersey Eisteddfod. Over one etery and the lonely grave. Stories hundred years on, the event is still of heroism and collaboration. Who going strong and the standards are made the deciding factors to many as high as ever • £2 a day • Jersey German commands? Stories of pris- Arts Centre 700444 oners and escapees. Was Churchill • ACTIVITIES • right in not defending the Islands?

And, not forgetting, Jersey’s own ‘Dunkirk • £8 • Howard Davis Park Time Team At Mont Orgueil Front Entrance, petewebb@local- 10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See dial.com Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

• EXHIBITIONS •

Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

• FUNDRAISERS • Charity Christmas Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See 9am - 5pm until 21st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Friday 19th synopsis • TBA • White Jersey Museum 633300 Space, Jersey Pottery

All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

• WALKS •

Key to the Quay - Guided

7pm Live Music • FREE • Kitty Walk O’Shea’s 887964 10.30am - 1pm every Mon until 19th Dec Much old and much new Open Mic from the millionaire’s yacht marina 7.30pm every Sun (Subject to to the amazing Castle Quay developChange) • FREE • Chambers 735405 ment. The Albert Pier has the RNLI rick@rickjonesmusic.co.uk lifeboat afloat and the nearby Hyperbaric Treatment Centre. Interesting Paul Shoer harbour furniture includes the signal 9pm Live Music • FREE • Tanguys Bar stones, ships’ benches, Beaufort scale plaques, steam clock: Maritime Museum, a new £m harbour walk, 19th century shipbuilding • £8 • Jersey Tourism, petewebb@localdial.com

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Tournaments. Booking Required • £10 • Gorey Bus Terminus 853525

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Forever Autumn - guided Walk Jersey Museum 633300 10.45am - 1.15pm every Tues until 20th Dec A walk in autumn Hidden Treasures Modern and winter as the dewy morning Masters Exhibition 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See meadows add mystery to nature.

Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Explore the valleys and pastures and wooded cotils; smell and touch Jersey Museum 633300 Jersey’s nature in deep, glorious countryside. Pink, Jersey granite A Desperate Journey farmhouses take you back to Preview 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See yesteryear, and bygone memories, Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jer- as bubbling brooks meander the valley bottoms adding soft sounds sey Arts Centre 700444 and contentment to this beautiful • MUSIC & GIGS • walk • £8 • St Lawrence Church petewebb@localdial.com

Acoustic Club

8.30pm Live music • FREE • The Ha’penny Bridge 733793

Jono

11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

TUE 22 • COMMUNITY EVENTS • Eisteddfod

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See A History & Celebration Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • - Guided Walk Jersey Museum 633300 10.30am - 1pm every Mon until 12th Dec Discover how the town A Desperate Journey of St Helier grew from a handful Preview of fishermen’s huts to its present 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See position as the home of a major Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jer- international finance centre. sey Arts Centre 700444 Amongst the places we visit are the Town Church, the Royal Square • MUSIC & GIGS • and the Victorian covered markets.

Find out how St Helier evolved into Annette the bustling multi-cultural place it 6pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • is today. Booking Required • £10 • Chambers 735405 Liberation Square 853525

Rockabye

All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

• EXHIBITIONS • All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st A Desperate Journey synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Preview Centre 700444 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jer• ACTIVITIES • sey Arts Centre 700444

Time Team At Mont Orgueil

• FUNDRAISERS •

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Late Night Shopping at The Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

Hospice Shops

The Jersey Scrabble Club

7pm every Tues The first three visits are free and we welcome players of all abilities • £3 • Windsor House, Val Plaisant, Anne 730409 apasturel@live.co.uk

• WALKS • The Story Of Gorey Guided Walk

10.30am - 1pm every Tues until 13th Dec Explore Gorey, a cheerful assortment of small businesses, restaurants and hotels set in a labyrinth of tiny lanes, and shaped by a history that stretches from the Neolithic Period to the present day.

Hear about the oyster fishing boom, how the castle was captured by treachery, and how local boy, Harry Vardon, won six British Open Golf

6pm - 8pm The Hospice Shops in St Helier and St Ouen will be opening extra hours so you can find that perfect Christmas present! St Ouen: 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th Nov & 6th Dec. St Helier: 11th, 15th, 18th & 22nd Dec • FREE • The Hospice Shops, St Ouen & St Helier

• MUSIC & GIGS • Karaoke

8pm every Tues Live Karaoke (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

George & Pete, Jazz With A Tune

9pm - 11pm every Tues & Weds Live Music • FREE • Blue Note

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All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • 21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st Jersey Museum 633300 synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Centre 700444 Hidden Treasures Modern

Eisteddfod

St Peter’s Indoor Market

Masters Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See 9am - 3pm every Wed & Sat All Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • sorts of goodies and treasures for- Jersey Museum 633300 sale • FREE • Behind St Peter’s Parish Hall A Desperate Journey

Preview Taittinger Champagne Din- 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See ner with Justin Llewelyn Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jer7pm Taittinger Champagne dinner with Justin Llewelyn. He will share his vast knowledge of wonderful champagnes over a gourmet dinner, served with accompanying champagnes and wines • TBA • Suma’s Restaurant 853291

sey Arts Centre 700444

• CLASSES • Digital SLR Photography Intermediate Level

10am - 12pm, every wed until 7th Dec This course is ideal for photog• ACTIVITIES • raphers who have a sound knowledge of basic photography or have Time Team At Mont Orgueil attended Colin Cruickshank’s begin10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See ners course. It’s designed to enable Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • you to get the most from your camMont Orgueil Castle 633300 era • £47.50 - £50 • Phillips Street, Jersey Arts Centre 700444

• WALKS •

A Brief Walk In Time

10am every Wed A gentle 1.5 hour walk from the JAAC (Jersey Adventure and Activity Centre) around the Faldouet area of St Martin with Jeremy Mutter • £5 • JAAC, Haute de la Garenne, St Martin Jersey Adventures 498636

Repair/Remodel Your Clothes

5.30pm - 7pm every Wed Use your lunch hours profitably and get ready for your holiday! Come and learn essential phrases and vocabulary for shopping, travel, hotel bookings, eating out and much more. No previous knowledge of Spanish is required • £14 • The Bridge, Le Rags to Riches - Guided Geyt Rd, St Saviour, Hosted by The Walk Salvage Lounge 077977 57178 10am - 12.30pm every Wednes- claire.rondel@hotmail.co.uk day until 21st Dec We travel west to visit the beauty and wealth of the Sewing Club Island, not only of the present, but 4.15pm - 5.15pm every Wed way back to medieval times. Not Children’s workshop run by a only monetary wealth, but a wealth Qualified Teacher. Students will of beauty as we explore meandering make a recycled beanbag. Creating country-paths and byways to vistas of their own graphics and learning extraordinary seascapes • £8 • Oyster sewing machine skills. Sewing Box, St Brelade’s Bay petewabb@ machines supplied • £30 for 3 localdial.com Sessions • The Bridge, Le Geyt Rd, St Saviour, Hosted by The Salvage A View Of St Aubin Lounge 077977 57178 claire.

10.30am - 1pm every Wed until rondel@hotmail.co.uk 14th Dec Take a stroll around St • MUSIC & GIGS • Aubin, once the commercial heart of Jersey. Hear about merchants, benefactors, privateers and George & Pete, fishermen. Find out how the village Jazz With A Tune grew, the coming of the first island 9pm - 11pm every Tues & Wed bus service and the railway • £10 • Live Music • FREE • Blue Note St Brelade Parish Hall 853525

• EXHIBITIONS •

‘Peek-a-Boo’ 3D Pregnancy Scanning Now available in Jersey

VALID UNTIL END OF DECEMBER

Allergy Testing 10% OFF

1st consultation

(Quoting Jersey Weekly)

VALID UNTIL END OF DECEMBER

Brazilian Blow Dry Now £120 instead of £170 with

FREE aftercare shampoo & conditioner (Quoting Jersey Weekly)

Telephone: 499557 for an appointment orders@passion.je www.passion.je 23 Quennevais Parade, St Brelade

Suzy’s Field

11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE •

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until 24th Nov For those people who enjoy painting a variety of different subjects in an exciting and expressive way. Using oils, acrylics, gou’che or watercolour, you will be able to develop your own artistic • COMMUNITY EVENTS • style whilst also gaining tutor and group feedback • £85 • Jersey Arts Eisteddfod 21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st Centre 700444 synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Junior Drama Centre 700444 5.30pm - 7.30pm every Thurs Disabled Shopping Evening until 8th Dec Participants will 5pm - 9pm The first of the Christmas be taken through the principles of late night shopping evenings takes performance, including improvisation, place today with the disabled voice and movement. Communication, shopper in mind. Shopmobility will concentration and commitment are be making it’s equipment free for essential disciplines of exciting this evening. Pre-booking strongly performance and these will be recommended • FREE • Town explored and developed • £50 • Jersey Arts Centre 700444 Centre 739672 Chambers 735405

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• ACTIVITIES • Time Team At Mont Orgueil

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

• EXHIBITIONS • All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

A Desperate Journey Preview

10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

• WALKS • St Mary’s Devil - Guided Walk

11am - 1.15pm every Thurs until 22nd Dec St. Mary’s Parish is a peaceful and quiet place balanced on the edge of two-hundred foot high cliffs.

Easy walking across farmland and footpaths to discover the granite cliffs of the north. Stories of the ‘jersey’ jumper unfold to the six-horned Viking sheep • £8 • La Mare Wine Estate car park, petewebb@localdial.com

• CLASSES • Afternoon Painting

1.30pm - 3.30pm every Thurs

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The Truth About Diets

6pm - 8pm, every Thurs until 24th Nov Are you sick of dieting? Want to learn how to eat healthily, lose weight and quit dieting for good? This course is designed for anyone wishing to learn more about managing their weight through healthy eating.

We will look at different diets and why they don’t work, as well as a more detailed look into our complex relationship with food • £70 • Jersey Arts Centre 700444 • THEATRE •

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

Vegas Christmas Cabaret

Jamie Boylan & DJ King Dinner 5pm - 11pm Live Music & Buffet •

7pm - 1am, Thurs, Fri & Sat until 24th Dec A Vegas Christmas is an entirely new Show at The Pier Restaurant at the Havre des Pas Lido. The Dinner Cabaret includes a three course dinner with coffee, a spectacular show presented by international singer Adam Marks and his Showgirls, roulette tables with professional croupiers and dancing, plus your festive Christmas cracker and hat! • £30 • The Pier, Harve des Pas Bathing Pool, 280159

• ACTIVITIES • Time Team At Mont Orgueil

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

• WALKS •

Speakeasy

• COMMUNITY EVENTS • Eisteddfod

5pm - 10pm Open Mic - Singers, Guitarists, MCs, Poets, Everyone Welcome • FREE • Live Lounge

Live Music At The Inn

6pm - 9pm FREE Tapas, Live music

by Bossa Basseline • FREE • The Inn 722239

Glen Cowie

6pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

Live Jazz @ Roberto’s Bar

7pm From the energy & excitement of Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie... to the cool of Miles Davis by the, Brian White Jazz Quartet • FREE • 7pm The Savoy, Rouge Bouillon 727521 bwjazz.co.uk 7.30pm - 11pm every Fri The New Squires, The best karaoke in town • FREE • Squires Pub 730510

Are You Free?

8pm Live Music • FREE • Blue Note

The People’s Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

Preview

10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See 11pm every Thurs (Subject to Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • JerChange) • FREE • Chambers 735405 sey Arts Centre 700444

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T.F.I.Fridays - ‘The Happy Hours’

10am - 12.30pm every Fri until 23rd Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £8 • Liberation Square petewebb@ localdial.com

7pm Live Music • FREE • Rojo 729904 A Desperate Journey

Suzy’s Field

FREE • Champions 888115

St Helier, The Old Quarter Guided Walk Squires Karaoke

10.30am - 1pm, every Fri until 16th Puppetry of the Penis 3D Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £10 8pm - 10.30pm, 24th, 25th & • The Cenotaph, The Parade 853525 26th Nov The astonishing & • EXHIBITIONS • unforgettable ancient Australian art of genital origami ‘Puppetry Of The Penis’ is back with a BRAND NEW Hidden Treasures Modern show, and this time in 3D. For the Masters Exhibition last dickade ‘Puppetry Of The Penis’ 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See has broken all box office records Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Worldwide • £17.50 - £19.50 Jersey Museum 633300 • Jersey Opera House 511115 jerseyoperahouse.co.uk All Our Yesterdays,

• MUSIC & GIGS •

• MUSIC & GIGS •

• THEATRE •

Puppetry of the Penis 3D

8pm - 10.30pm, 24th, 25th & 26th Nov See Thursday 24th synopsis • £17.50 - £19.50 • Jersey Opera House 511115 jerseyoperahouse.co.uk

Electric Blues Band Little Big Band

8pm Live Music • FREE • The Ha’penny Bridge 733793

Back Beat

8.30pm Live Music • FREE • Kitty O’Shea’s 887964

Keith Robinson

9pm Live Music • FREE • Tanguys Bar

Rood Mood

11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

SAT 26 • COMMUNITY EVENTS • Eisteddfod

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

St Peter’s Indoor Market

9am - 3pm every Weds & Sat All sorts of goodies and treasures

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for-sale • FREE • Behind St Peter’s Parish Hall

Jersey Farm & Craft Market

10am - 1.30pm See the best in local produce at a number of organic stalls, including locally made arts and crafts and musical entertainment • FREE • St Brelade Parish Hall 853395

Antiques Fair

10am - 5pm Come and browse this comprehensive and extensive selection of antiques and collectables under one roof • FREE • Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel 07797 777709

The National Trust for Jersey - Georgian House Museum

10am - 5pm every Sat until 17th Dec See Saturday 19th synopsis • £5: Adults, £2: 10yrs-18yrs, FREE under 10yrs • 16 New Street, National Trust for Jersey 483193

Vegas Christmas Cabaret

the world (40ft) • £7.25 - £14.50 • candlelight. The European Festival Jersey Walk Adventures 07797 Baroque Orchestra, dressed in 8530333 period costume, will perform the Hidden Treasures Modern most beautiful melodies from • THEATRE • Masters Exhibition Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Pachelbel’s 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Canon in D, Bach’s Air on a G-string Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Puppertry of the Penis 3D to Handel’s Arrival of the Queen of Jersey Museum 633300 8pm - 10.30pm, 24th, 25th & 26th Sheba • £20 - £30 • Gloucester Hall, Nov See Thursday 24th synopsis Fort Regent 449827 All Our Yesterdays, • £17.50 - £19.50 • Jersey Opera The People’s Exhibition House 511115 jerseyoperahouse.co.uk Pro Bono 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See 8pm Live Music • FREE • Blue Note • MUSIC & GIGS • Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300 Pioneers Sarah Ellen Hughes Jazz 8pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • A Desperate Journey Dinner The Ha’penny Bridge 733793 Preview 7.30pm Award-winning jazz singer 10am - 10pm until 26th Nov See Sarah Ellen Hughes visits Jersey Run for Cover 8pm Live Music • FREE • Kitty O’Shea’s 887964

• EXHIBITIONS •

Ross Hunter

9pm Live Music • FREE • Tanguys Bar

The Lockout

11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

Dinner

SUN 27

7pm - 1am, Thurs, Fri & Sat until 24th Dec See Friday 25th Synopsis • £30 • The Pier, Harve des Pas Bathing Pool, 280159

• COMMUNITY EVENTS •

• ACTIVITIES •

Eisteddfod

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

Time Team At Mont Orgueil

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

Bikes.je Morning Coffee & Breakfast Meeting

Fish “n” Beads Christmas

8am every Sun Meet like minded bikers for Coffee and a chat.

Everyone welcome • FREE • The Kiosk, Victoria Avenue

10.30am - 5pm, 26th & 27th Nov Fish”n” Beads Creative Christmas gifts, make bespoke jewellery for your friends or a personalized sign, There will be Mulled wine , Funky local art,wooden toys,and much more • FREE • Fish “n” Beads, St Brelade 742348

• ACTIVITIES • Time Team At Mont Orgueil

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

• CLASSES • Artful Doodlers

9.30am - 11.30am every Sat until Friday 18th synopsis • TBA • Jer3rd Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • sey Arts Centre 700444 £85 • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

• FUNDRAISERS • Christmas Bazaar

10am - 4pm Visit Santa, Christmas cards and gifts, children’s toys and games, Christmas cakes by SugarArt, Produce, lunches and refreshments and much more! • FREE • St Andrew’s Church Hall 510349 jerseyhospicecare.com

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‘Moonwalk’ on the sea-bed to Icho Tower

for a sophisticated evening of jazz with her trio. Still only in her 20s, Sarah has already gained International recognition, winning the 2010 International Jazz Singing Competition “Jazz Voices,” and reaching the semi-final of the 2011 Montreux Jazz Competition, performing for Quincy Jones • £42.50 • Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel 671100

11.45am - 2.45pm Explore gullies, cross sand bars and rock pools on a daytime walk to Icho Tower. Discover Jersey’s very own wilderness area in the company of local guides.

Revel in the stillness and expanse Four Seasons by Candlelight of an area that is covered twice a 8pm A sublime evening of classic day by some of the highest tides in baroque favourites performed by

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10.30am - 1.30pm every Sun until 18th Dec See Sunday 20th synopsis • £8 • Howard Davis Park Front Entrance, petewebb@localdial.com

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ny of local guides. Revel in the still- 19th Dec See Monday 21st synopsis ness and expanse of an area that • £8 • Jersey Tourism, petewebb@ is covered twice a day by some of localdial.com the highest tides in the world (40ft) • EXHIBITIONS • • £7.25 - £14.50 • Jersey Walk Adventures 07797 8530333

• EXHIBITIONS • Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

• MUSIC & GIGS • The Reasons

6pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

Rockabye

7pm Live Music • FREE • Kitty O’Shea’s 887964

Open Mic

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Gaby

9pm Live Music • FREE • Tanguys Bar

MON 28 • COMMUNITY EVENTS • Eisteddfod

Steve Davies Christmas Exhibition

Guided Walk

10.45am - 1.15pm every Tues until 20th Dec See Tues 22nd synopsis • £8 • St Lawrence Church petewebb@localdial.com

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28th Nov - 31st Dec Original black/ white drawings by Steve Davies • Steve Davies Christmas FREE • Jersey Airport Arrivals Hall Exhibition 28th Nov - 31st Dec Original black/ All Our Yesterdays, white drawings by Steve Davies • The People’s Exhibition FREE • Jersey Airport Arrivals Hall 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • No Man’s Land: Exhibition Jersey Museum 633300 8am - 8pm until 10th Dec For four years, Google Maps has been Hidden Treasures Modern capturing the world’s highways and Masters Exhibition byways and, in the process, a lot more 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See besides, including: people leaving Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • strip shows, picking their noses, Jersey Museum 633300 urinating and much more... Mishka Henner sifted through 2,500 Google • MUSIC & GIGS • map images – cropped them, tweaked the colour and zoomed in to a variety Acoustic Club of shots of what appear to be women 8.30pm Live music • FREE • The soliciting sex in liminal, post industrial Ha’penny Bridge 733793 and rural settings – to create this exquisite collection of photographs • Frank Tausney FREE • Jersey Arts Centre 700444 11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405 All Our Yesterdays,

The People’s Exhibition

TUE 29 • COMMUNITY EVENTS •

Eisteddfod

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

St Peter’s Indoor Market

9am - 3pm every Wed & Sat All sorts of goodies and treasures forsale • FREE • Behind St Peter’s Parish Hall

• ACTIVITIES • Time Team At Mont Orgueil

10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

• WALKS • A Brief Walk In Time

10am every Wed See Wednesday 23rd synopsis • £5 • JAAC, Haute de la Garenne, St Martin Jersey Adventures 498636

Rags to Riches - Guided Walk

Masters Exhibition

Eisteddfod

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See A View Of St Aubin synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • 10.30am - 1pm every Wed until 14th Dec See Wednesday 23rd Jersey Museum 633300 Centre 700444 synopsis • £10 • St Brelade Parish • FUNDRAISERS • Hall 853525 • ACTIVITIES •

Late Night Shopping at The Hospice Shops

6pm - 8pm The Hospice Shops in St Helier and St Ouen will be opening extra hours so you can find that perfect Christmas present! St Ouen: Time Team At Mont Orgueil The Jersey Scrabble Club 10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See 7pm every Tues The first three 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th Nov & 6th Dec. Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • visits are free and we welcome St Helier: 11th, 15th, 18th & 22nd Mont Orgueil Castle 633300 players of all abilities • £3 • Dec • FREE • The Hospice Shops, St Windsor House, Val Plaant, Anne Ouen & St Helier • WALKS • 730409 apasturel@live.co.uk

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• WALKS •

Karaoke

10.30am - 1pm every Mon until The Story Of Gorey 12th Dec See Monday 21st synopsis Guided Walk • £10 • Liberation Square 853525 10.30am - 1pm every Tues until 13th Dec See Tuesday Key to the Quay - Guided 22nd synopsis • £10 • Gorey Bus Walk Terminus 853525 10.30am - 1pm every Mon until

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10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See 10am - 12.30pm every WednesFriday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • day until 21st Dec See Wednesday 23rd synopsis • £8 • Oyster Box, St Jersey Museum 633300 Brelade’s Bay petewabb@localdial. com Hidden Treasures Modern

21st - 30th Nov See Monday 21st synopsis • £2 a day • Jersey Arts Time Team At Mont Orgueil Centre 700444 10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • • ACTIVITIES • Mont Orgueil Castle 633300

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• EXHIBITIONS • Steve Davies Christmas Exhibition

28th Nov - 31st Dec Original black/ white drawings by Steve Davies • FREE • Jersey Airport Arrivals Hall

No Man’s Land: Exhibition

8am - 8pm until 10th Dec See Tuesday 29th synopsis • FREE • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

All Our Yesterdays,

8pm every Tues Live Karaoke The People’s Exhibition (Subject to Change) • FREE • 10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Chambers 735405 Jersey Museum 633300

George & Pete, Jazz With A Tune

9pm - 11pm every Tues & Weds Live Music • FREE • Blue Note

Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See

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Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • La Fête dé Noué Jersey Museum 633300 1st - 11th Dec What’s on your Christmas list? A fairy-tale mar• CLASSES • ket? A Christmassy Film Festival?

Twinkling Parades? Concerts? Or Digital SLR Photography just some retail therapy? Well, you Intermediate Level must have been very good this year 10am - 12pm, every wed until 7th because 2011’s La Fête dé Noué has Dec See Wednesday 23rd synopsis • all this and a stocking load more. La £47.50 - £50 • Phillips Street, Jersey Fête dé Noué, which translates from Arts Centre 700444 the local Jersey Norman-French language as ‘Christmas Festival’, is Repair/Remodel now in its 12th year and animates Your Clothes the Island with a full programme of 5.30pm - 7pm every Wed See activities over the festive season • Wednesday 23rd synopsis • £14 • The FREE • Various Locations 448877 Bridge, Le Geyt Rd, St Saviour, Hosted jersey.com/christmas

by The Salvage Lounge 077977 57178 claire.rondel@hotmail.co.uk

Christmas wish list, warm up with mulled cider, coffee and cupcakes or delicious hot food. Visiting Street Theatre will help to put you in the Christmas mood! • FREE • As Part of La Fête dé Noué, Weighbridge Place 448877 jersey.com/christmas

6pm - 8pm Let there be light…

From Christmas past to Christmas present - It’s time to launch the festivities with the lighting of the town’s Christmas trees. The evening begins in historic Royal Square, surrounded by its traditional ar-

No Man’s Land: Exhibition

8am - 8pm until 10th Dec See Tuesday 29th synopsis • FREE • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

All Our Yesterdays, The People’s Exhibition

Hidden Treasures Modern Masters Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

• MUSIC & GIGS •

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Christmas Crooners

St Mary’s Devil - Guided Walk

8pm Now in its sixth year “Christmas Crooners” features many of the Christmas favourites of Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole and Ol’ blue eyes himself, Frank Sinatra. A fantastic cast of West-End Singers, backed by the superb and talented Jazz All-Stars, perform over 30 well known Christmas hits including “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire”, “Little Drummer Boy”, “White Christmas” • £16 - £22 • Jersey Opera House 511115

11am - 1.15pm every Thurs until 22nd Dec See Thursday 24th synopsis • £8 • La Mare Wine Estate car park, petewebb@localdial.com

• CLASSES • Junior Drama

5.30pm - 7.30pm every Thurs until 8th Dec See Thursday 24th synopsis • £50 • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

• MUSIC & GIGS •

• MUSIC & GIGS •

George & Pete, Jazz With A Tune

Music Concert

9pm - 11pm every Tues & Wed Live Music • FREE • Blue Note

Jersey Heritage Big Advent chitecture, as the lights on the old chestnut trees are illuminated.

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Then it’s on to St Helier’s newest open space, Weighbridge Place, to see the modern ‘tree’ of glowing spheres come to life from within the heart of The Spirit of Christmas • ACTIVITIES • Market. A firework display brings the evening’s festivities to a close • Time Team At Mont Orgueil Spirit of Christmas Market 10am - 6pm until 31st Dec See 10am - 8pm, until 11th Dec the FREE • Royal Square 448877 jersey.

Friday 18th synopsis • £6 - £10 • Spirit of Christmas market is filled com/christmas with beautifully decorated ChristMont Orgueil Castle 633300 mas chalets where local craft Vegas Christmas Dinner workers will be selling gifts and Cabaret • COMMUNITY EVENTS • decorations. As you tick off your 7pm - 1am, Thurs, Fri & Sat until

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Steve Davies Christmas Exhibition

10am - 5pm until 31st Dec See Friday 18th synopsis • £4.50 - £8 • Jersey Museum 633300

4.15pm - 5.15pm every Wed See Wednesday 23rd synopsis • £30 for 3 Sessions • The Bridge, Le Geyt Rd, St Saviour, Hosted by The Salvage Lounge 077977 57178 claire.rondel@hotmail.co.uk

11pm (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

• EXHIBITIONS •

La Fête dé Noué - Launch - 28th Nov - 31st Dec Original black/ Lighting up the Christmas white drawings by Steve Davies • Tree FREE • Jersey Airport Arrivals Hall

Sewing Club

The Reminders

24th Dec See Friday 25th Synopsis • £30 • The Pier, Harve des Pas Bathing Pool, 280159

1st - 24th Dec Every day a door opens on a Big Advent Calendar in the Jersey Museum courtyard • FREE • Jersey Museum Courtyard 633300

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8pm - 10pm Enjoy this great concert series with both visiting and local artists. Free entry with a retiring collection • FREE • Georgetown Methodist Church 853989

Alessandro Taverna

8pm As well as his performances with the London Philharmonic and Hallé orchestras, Italian pianist Alessandro Taverna has worked with the Minnesota Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin and the Salem Chamber Orchestra • £12 £19 • Jersey Arts Centre 700444

Suzy’s Field

11pm every Thurs (Subject to Change) • FREE • Chambers 735405

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Property Search over 3,400 properties from 39 agents and see open viewing times, directions & maps every week at JerseyWeekly.com/property

Weekly Bulletin The Mortgage Shop follows the market on a daily basis and is always able to advise on the best rates and deals that are available from all lenders offering mortgages in Jersey.

Bank of England Base Rate remains at 0.50% and with all signs that the British economy will continue to be flat for the forseeable future, this rate is unlikely to increase for a number of months to come.

2012 Budget Change For First-time Buyers - In an endeavour to help boost the property market, Philip Ozouf, the Treasury and Resources Minister has extended the ceiling for relief on stamp duty for first-time buyers from £400,000 to £450,000. On its own this news might not have much impact on most people, until it is realised that the majority of purchases for first-time buyer families are in this very narrow band of value, with the average price for a three bedroom house currently standing at £431,000.

Private funding is always available with rates from 7%, interest only. This type of mortgage is ideal for mature borrowers looking for short term finance or for anybody who is currently unable to obtain a mortgage from their bank.

Don’t forget that you can pop in to The Mortgage Shop any weekday to take advantage of our Five Minute Review.

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Monthly Review Whilst the economy of Europe falls apart, life goes on in Jersey and people are still buying and selling property, admittedly at a slower pace than before, but at sufficient volumes to confirm that there is still confidence in the Island.

An active first-time buyer market is essential to a buoyant market overall and whilst one cannot expect a return to the halcyon days of pre June 2008, anything that the States can do to help the beleaguered first-time buyer should be applauded.

It is naïve to assume that everything going on in the world around us will pass us by without having any impact, although it would appear that the impact is being felt by most people in Jersey to a far less extent than in the UK or Europe.

A point worth considering for first-time buyers is that the monthly mortgage costs, whilst greater than the average rent paid by a family for a house in the private rental sector, are still worth considering if it means that they can get their foot on the property ladder.

The very sad demise of the fulfilment industry is going to leave its mark and retailers have yet to experience another winter of poor sales whilst still paying rents set at pre-recession levels.

The 2012 Budget debate in the States on 9th November gave a strong message of support to the Island’s population, with a blend of sensible expenditure on projects that will benefit the community as a whole as well as improvements in tax thresholds for low income groups, much needed tax relief on childcare costs, no increase on fuel, but increases on tobacco and alcohol.

In an endeavour to help boost the property market, Philip Ozouf, the Treasury and Resources Minister, also extended the ceiling for relief on stamp duty for first-time buyers from £400,000 to £450,000.

On its own this news might not have much impact on most people, until it is realised that the majority of purchases for first-time buyer families are in this very narrow band of value, with the average price for a three bedroom house currently standing at £431,000.

Interest rates remain stable, although the continuing instability in Europe seriously threatens the ability of British banks to maintain low fixed rates for much longer, so it is best to factor in an increase across the board of 0.50% for most of the rates shown on our chart this month. Tracker rates, which are linked to Bank of England base rate will not be affected although they too will rise at some time in the future.

Local residents with capital stashed away in a very low interest bearing bank account or investment can expect to receive a minimum return of 7% by offering these funds as short-term mortgage finance The typical borrower who will use this type of funding can be found as a self-employed individual who does not have the three years trading figures that are necessary to obtain a mortgage from a bank, or retired people who, due to their age are no longer eligible. Many other types of borrowers have used this type of funding in recent years and it now forms part of The Mortgage Shop’s portfolio of products that are available to anybody seeking a mortgage.

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Hot Properties: Amazing Rentals Compiled by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

Two Bedroom Garden Apartment In The West

Sought After Seaside Development

A spacious two bedroom ground floor apartment located within a small purpose-built building at Beaumont. The property comprises; living room, two double bedrooms, large kitchen and bathroom. Outside there is a secure private garden and parking for two cars plus visitor parking.

A-H Category.

This very spacious 2 bedroom apartment situated on the coast road within walking distance of the centre of St Helier, close to the beach, restaurants, and local shops. The development enjoys direct beach access. Two patios plus a large balcony and 2 parking spaces. £1,500 deposit, minimum one year lease.

£1,250 PCM Viewings by Crespel Properties - 01534 625569

£1,395 PCM Viewings by Red Properties - 01534 710710

Putting your Property In Safe Hands Let our professional team take care of your business.

Whether you’re buying, selling or investing in property in Jersey, you can rest assured that our experienced property team will ensure you avoid any pitfalls.

For a friendly discussion about your requirements, or to arrange a free consultation at our Esplanade office, please call Peter Bertram on 504110.

Visit us online at

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Stunning Sea Views

2 Bed Flat With Parking

No Qualifications Required Situated in a superb location with outstanding views to the west at L’Etacq. This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom first floor apartment is part of a small block of 4 similar properties of exceptional standard. It is available to anyone with or without housing qualifications.

It has exceptional sea views also benefits to 2 designated parking spaces and is being offered, fully furnished and equipped.

Having been newly constructed only 2 years ago, this purpose-built two double bedroom apartment is in walk-in condition and boasts a large Westfacing balcony and designated undercover parking. Located on the second floor of this prestigious block, the property is easily accessed via both lift and stairs. A-H Category.

£1,590 PCM Viewings by Prestige Properties - 01534 879999

£1,275 PCM Viewings by Rock Property- 01534 861888

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Amazing Location Located in the grounds of one of the most prestigious addresses in Jersey, Gouray Lodge, is this delightful apartment. Boasting stunning views of Gorey and Grouville Bay and just a short stroll into the village and beach beyond. The property offers spacious living accommodation with a generous size lounge, spacious bedroom and a separate study. Garage and additional parking. Regret no children or pets. Refs required. A-J or Non Quals. ÂŁ1,250 Viewings by Prestige Properties 01534 879999

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Le Creux du Rocher - St Brelade Words // Rick Jones Feature Design // Jon Moore

Occupying a stunning, elevated position with views of the beach and nature reserve of Ouaisne, St Brelade, this recently renovated four-bedroom property exudes quality and promises privacy and comfort, and more than a little style.

From the commanding position of the southward facing terraced area of Le Creux du Rocher, the breathtaking view takes in the whole of St Brelade’s Bay. Both headlands at the mouth of the bay are visible - the clear blue waters of the large natural cove contrasting beautifully with the yellow sands of the beach and dunes - and the greenery that makes this area seem so unspoiled.

clean white integral units. The breakfast bar is striking, using diagonally mounted stainless steel posts to hold an attractive thick glass surface, keeping it back from the integrated hob unit in a remarkable use of space.

It’s truly breathtaking, and, in Summer, when the evenings are long and the beach below is busy with water-skiers and beach goers, the location would rival any ‘holiday’ home anywhere in the world.

Space is far from lacking, as the storage in the kitchen is thoughtfully concentrated around the integrated double oven, the aforementioned free standing hob and breakfast bar and the marble topped sink counter. Finished in white - and occasionally subtle use of a light green that compliments the glass tops used - the kitchen is modern, clean and low maintenance.

Sitting in at the modern exterior patio suite, it’s hard to imagine that you are a mere ten minutes from the shops at Red Houses, and twenty minutes away from the town centre of St Helier.

A wide square aperture leads, open plan style, to an amazing dining area, complete with wine cooler, oak dining table and matching chairs and more of that amazing sea view.

The house itself is a masterpiece of flowing design, with high quality materials used entirely befitting the incredible location. All the main living spaces - the bedrooms and reception areas - have views across the ocean, and benefit from the due south orientation in getting plenty of natural light.

The comfortable lounge features an in built entertainment unit, and features contemporary lighting housed in a modern surround conduit that gives a futuristic edge to the design.

Balconies areas supplement the terrace for taking in the sea air at any time of day or night. To the rear of the property a rear cotil garden could be landscaped, set out as an adventure play area for children or utilised by keen gardeners. The elevated, south facing geographical position of the house would be suitable for growing many exotic flowers and plants that wouldn’t generally thrive in the UK, or even more northerly parts of Jersey.

Parking for four cars and a double garage, combined with the aforementioned terrace, make this property ideal for summer evening entertaining.

Moving to the inside of the house, the high quality of the build is matched by the interior fixtures and fittings. The bespoke designed kitchen and breakfast area features a hardwood floor with attractive natural wood-stain that contrasts nicely with the

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The floor is the same stunning hardwood as used throughout, again making for ease of cleaning and low maintenance. The view from the patio window takes in the entire bay, from the mouth, to the Martello tower on Ouaisne’s sand-dune nature reserve area.

The connecting corridor between bedrooms bears mentioning, as it a wonderful design.

Hallways do not often make conversation points, but this one features a highly attractive flared staircase with integral blue LED lights for safety at night without having to use the overhead lights and risk disturbing anyone in the bedrooms who may have their door ajar.

An attractive modern ceiling fixture carries the overhead lighting, and, with the staircase, very artistically adds some subtle flow to the square design of the hallway, by way of it’s spiral light arrangement. Small details like this abound in the property, showing that much consideration went into the design and subsequent build. The floor here is attractive amber hued stone tiling, and compliments the wood used in the living areas.

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Each of the four bedrooms has it’s own ensuite bathroom with predictably high-quality white sanitary ware and a dark grey tiled floor. Stand alone glass shower cubicles with power showers and stainless heated towel rails and the easily cleaned modern surfaces leave you in no doubt that this is a home designed with impeccable taste.

As subjective as the eye of the beholder may be, Le Creux du Rocher is flawless. As an entertaining home it would impress anyone, without question. As a private home, it combines a low maintenance design with plenty of space and of course, that view. It also remains, by nature of it’s elevated position, private.

All four spacious bedrooms feature the wooden flooring and built in wardrobes. Balconies allow the views and sea air - the things that help make this property so perfect - accessible for night time star gazing or morning fresh air.

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Interiors & Accessories Compiled by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

Boys’ bedroom design ideas To create a successful decorating scheme for your child, consider good storage solutions, flexible furniture with a few quirky touches to add personality to the space.

Make storage a feature

Starting Point

You can’t get more fun than this - iconic Lego has been given a contemporary twist in the form of these giant storage blocks. The blocks can be clicked together like real Lego, but are also actually useful as underbed storage.

Stuck for inspiration? Shop around for a new set of bedlinen first. There’s lots to choose from and you can then pick out the colours and themes to base the room scheme around.

City Transport Bedlinen Set £30 -£35 next.co.uk

LEGO Storage Bricks £26.49 firebox.com LEGO Storage Heads £15.99 firebox.com

Safari Duvet £13 littlewoods.com

Mix up patterns Who says you can’t have dinosaur curtains, bold stripy wallpaper and feature walls? Just choose similar colours in your patterns and it not only works - it looks fantastic!

Beep Beep Curtains £25 very.co.uk

City Transport Car Cushion £15 next.co.uk

Digger Lamp £28 next.co.uk

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Quiet Residential Close, St Saviour

Stunning Views Across St Helier

£495,000 | Freehold | A-J

£410,000 | Freehold | A-J

£329,000 | Share Transfer | A-H

• Two reception rooms • West-facing rear garden

• 3 double bedrooms • Large sitting/dining • Garage + parking • Motivated vendor!

• Large 3 bed maisonette • Designated parking • Lots of potential

• Parking for up to 4 cars • No onward chain!

Ref: J1482

Ref: J1494

Ref: J1469

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• No onward chain!

GR A LE

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SA Large Two Bed Flat With Parking

Two Bedroom Purpose-Built Flat

2 Bed With Garden, St Helier

£269,000 | Share Transfer | A-H

£269,000 | Share Transfer | A-J

£249,000 | Share Transfer | A-H

• Immaculate interior • Two double bedrooms • Rented parking

• Ceiling heights over 10 feet • No onward chain • Designated parking

• Large rear communal garden • 2 bedrooms + storage

nearby • Separate utility area Ref: J1497

• Must be viewed!

Ref: J1490

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• Purpose-built block of 3 • Garage available!

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Outskirts of St Helier

Large Purpose-Built Flat

Great Buy-To-Let

£225,000 | Flying Freehold | A-H

£205,000 | Share Transfer | A-H

£185,000 | Share Transfer | A-H

• Large 2 bed duplex • Parking for 2 cars • Walk to work • No onward chain!

• One bed ground floor • Designated parking • Short walk to town

• Designated parking • Purpose-built block • Walk to town or work

Ref: J1492

• Purpose-built block of 5

Commercial House, 2 Commercial Street, St Helier

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• No Onward Chain!

Ref: J1435

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Stunning New Build Granite Cottage

A brand new granite cottage in a fantastic location on a private drive not far from the amenities at Beaumont. The cottage will be completed by Christmas 2011.

St Helier, A-H Category.

Freehold. Ref: 1043.

Three Bedroom Family Home

A modern two bedroom bungalow located within the Village at Sion.

The property has been very well maintained. Outside there is a mature garden.

St John, A-J Category.

Freehold. Ref: 1038.

A well maintained three bedroom home located within easy walking distance of the local school and shops.

The property is now on the market for the first time since construction in 1983.

St Saviour, A-J Category.

Freehold. Ref: 1045.

£415,000

£630,000

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Four Bedroom House for Refurbishment

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Spacious Ground Floor Apartment

Offers in Region of £400,000

£205,000

£202,000

A spacious family home located within a few moments walk from the beach, local school, shops , park and Town.

Three receptions, kitchen bathroom, courtyard garden and single garage.

St Saviour, A-J Category.

Freehold. Ref: 1037.

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A newly created one bedroom cottage located within easy walking distance of Town and the locals shops and beach. Large double bedroom and large fully fitted kitchen/diner.

St Saviour, A-H Category.

Flying Freehold .Ref: 1040.

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A spacious ground floor apartment located within a very well maintained block, outskirts of St. Helier. Property includes; double bedroom, living room, eat-in kitchen and bathroom.

St Helier, A-H Category.

Freehold. Ref: 1029

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St Saviour

£1,250,000 A-J

Trinity

6 BEDROOM

The whole site consists of a large Cod House, where all the rooms are of spacious proportion throughout, with large sash windows offering light and warmth to the home.

St Brelade

£925,000 A-J

4 BEDROOM

Rural retreat Superb and spacious Bungalow that is a credit to the owners- perfect downsize, or ideal for large family, Set in the very heart of rural Trinity this exceptional.

St Saviour

St Saviour

£620,000 A-J

Without a doubt this is a stunning house in a quiet location on a quiet lane in St Saviour. The property is situated close to open fields with many lovely country walks in the vicinity.

St Ouen

3 BEDROOM

A deceptively spacious, detached three bedroom family house nestled in the quiet close of Claremont Avenue. It is within easy reach of all the major town schools and on a regular bus route.

St Lawrence

£479,000 A-J

St Saviour

£435,000 A-J

3 BEDROOM

Just set off Patier Road in Jardin Au Pommier, this delightful 3 bedroom home has been well maintained by the owners to create a warm and welcoming house.

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£495,000 A-J

3 BEDROOM

Beautifully presented family home set in the very heart of St Ouen rural country side, yet close to local restaurants and beach.

St Helier

2 BEDROOM

Perfect starter home set on a private setting away from main stream traffic yet close to all amenities. This divine house offers space and natural light throughout with SF garden and stunning views over to St Aubin.

£850,000 A-J

5 BEDROOM

4 BEDROOM

This is a stunning home in St Brelade, where the vendors have brought it back to its former glory and completely refurbished it to a very high standard.

£1,150,000 A-J

£445,000 A-J

4 BEDROOM

A stunning Victorian house situated in St Helier, with a self-contained flat that could be used as a 2-generation home or rented for extra income.

St Helier

£399,000 A-H

3 BEDROOM

Without a doubt a Pristine 3 double bedroom 2 bathroom apartment with 2 secure parking spaces balcony and views now on offer to First Time Buyers and a fantastic starter home.

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01534 481894 07797 776508

pat@lyonsestates.co.uk www.lyonsestates.co.uk St John

£695,000 A-J 3 BEDROOM

‘Granite Delight’ Detached Victorian House.

Detached granite home with 3 double beds, 2 bathrooms, study, conservatory, new kitchen and separate dining room The large lounge has a functional fireplace and the property is immaculate throughout. There is also a large lawn with a private and secure garden and summer house. Ample parking to the rear of the property through the electric gated access, in addition to parking for another two cars to the front of the property.

St Helier

£399,000 A-H 3 BEDROOM

St Helier: 3 Bedrooms

Without a doubt a Pristine 3 double bedroom 2 bathroom apartment with 2 secure parking spaces balcony and views now on offer to First Time Buyers and a fantastic starter home. Presented in absolute walk in condition and a credit to to the Owners. Newly fitted bathroom flooring to enhance the 3 piece suite. Situated at Albert Pier this immaculate 3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment offers you everything a small house would. The apartment has a balcony with sea views and under cover parking for 2 cars. Great Location, superb views and realistic price. Keys held for viewing at a time to suit you.

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T: 01534 629009

E: sales@ndestates.com W: www.ndestates.com

Shop 4 Eagle House, Colomberie, St. Helier, Jersey, JE2 4QB APARTMENT

STUDIO - CONVERSION

ST SAVIOUR

TRINITY

A superb modern studio apartment located in rural Trinity. With country outlook over fields this delightful apartment must be viewed. Set on a bus route this convenient location means easy access to town, the north coast and both the eastern and western parishes. Owning this property also entitles the occupier to use of the communal facilities of a large pool.

• STUDIO APARTMENT • ALLOCATED PARKING • AMPLE GUEST PARKING • SWIMMING POOL • COMMUNAL

APARTMENT

A lovely one bedroom apartment - a perfect start on the property ladder, to downsize or make an ideal investment. This apartment has grand high ceilings and tall feature windows allowing natural light to flood in and is just 'ready to move in'.

• 1 BEDROOM • PERFECT STARTER HOME OR INVESTMENT • OPEN PLAN LIVING • FITTED KITCHEN • CONVENIENT

ASKING £195,000

ASKING £175,000

A delightful period 2 bedroom terraced cottage on the outskirts of St Helier that is full of charm. This lovely property set in a quiet street off the beaten track and provides a wonderful first home, or one to down size.

Open plan fully equipped kitchen, diner and lounge, 2 double bedrooms and house bathroom. A delightful little home.

• 2 BEDROOM • OPEN PLAN LIVING • IDEAL STARTER HOME • WALK TO TOWN • CHARMING PERIOD HOME

2 BEDROOMS LOUNGE SEA VIEWS PARKING FOR UP TO 3 CARS • WALKING DISTANCE TO TOWN

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2 BEDROOM LOUNGE/DINER FITTED KITCHEN GARDEN GARAGE + PARKING

A well presented semi detached 2 bedroom property situated in a convenient and popular location has been totally updated/refurbished by the present owner to a high standard in a stylish contemporary finish. The property briefly comprises: fully fitted kitchen, lounge/ diner with feature fireplace, 2 double bedrooms and designer bathroom.

• 2 DOUBLE BEDROOMS • LOUNGE/DINER • FITTED KITCHEN • GARDEN • GARAGE & AMPLE PARKING

HOUSE - SEMI-DETACHED

ST CLEMENT

HOUSE - SEMI-DETACHED

HOUSE - LINK DETACHED

Tucked away on a private estate is this spacious 2 bedroom apartment located in St Brelade. This ideal 'downsize' home, or buy to let investment, has been very well maintained comprising 2 double bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen, generous sized lounge/diner benefitting from south facing sunny communal garden.

ASKING £390,000

ST HELIER

ST SAVIOUR

ASKING £395,000

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HOUSE - SEMI-DETACHED

HOUSE - LINK DETACHED

A lovely 2 bedroom property situated in the sought after parish of St Saviour. A lovely spacious home providing a good size lounge/ diner with patio doors to the well maintained garden, fitted kitchen also with a door to the garden.

APARTMENT - PURPOSE BUILT

Fantastic opportunity to buy a 2 bedroom starter home without the first time buyer restriction, in town, garage and parking and outside area. The property comprises a modern kitchen outside area, also has sea views from the lounge and the bedroom.

ASKING £369,000

ASKING £335,000

APARTMENT - PURPOSE BUILT

ST BRELADE

HOUSE - TERRACED

HOUSE - TERRACED

• 2 DOUBLE BEDROOMS • FITTED WARDROBES • LARGE LIVING/ DINING ROOM • ALLOCATED PARKING FOR ONE

ASKING £285,000

ST HELIER

ST HELIER

A spacious bright south facing purpose built first floor two bedroom apartment in immaculate condition . The apartment features; two good sized double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, large living/dining room with feature bay window giving plenty of natural light, kitchen, bathroom and store cupboard.

HOUSE - TERRACED

HOUSE - TERRACED

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APARTMENT

STUDIO - CONVERSION

APARTMENT

HOUSE - SEMI-DETACHED

• 2 BEDROOM • LOUNGE/DINER • FULLY UPDATED/ REFURBISHED • GARDEN • GARAGE • PARKING

REDUCED TO £399,000

A lovely 1930's family starter home with convenient access to schools and situated next door to the local corner shop. Comprising 3 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, yard, garage and garden, the property represents excellent value and is available for viewing through ND Estates.

• FAMILY STARTER HOME • 3 BEDROOMS • WALKING DISTANCE TO BEACH • ON MAIN BUS ROUTE

REDUCED TO £400,000

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Shop 4 Eagle House, Colomberie, St. Helier, Jersey, JE2 4QB HOUSE

APARTMENT

ST HELIER

ST JOHN

ST HELIER

HOUSE

APARTMENT

A spacious and immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment overlooking the picturesque Bonne Nuit Bay. The property enjoys a private sun terrace with views over the bay and French coast.The property enjoys a private sun terrace with views over the bay and French coast.

• 3 BEDROOMS • MASTER BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE • UNDER FLOOR HEATING • ALL MAINS EXCEPT GAS

REDUCED TO £530,000

HOUSE - DETACHED

A beautiful double fronted classical period home recently fully restored to an excellent standard. This historical traditional town house is a 'Listed Building' that offers excellent accommodation. 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a modern fitted kitchen, laundry room, 2/3 reception rooms and an attractive, sunny rear courtyard garden. Call ND Estates on 629009

• 5 BEDROOMS • 3 BATHROOMS • 2/3 RECEPTION ROOMS • SUNNY COURTYARD GARDEN • CLOSE TO TOWN

ASKING £540,000

• 4 DOUBLE BEDROOMS • 4 ENSUITE BATHROOMS • LARGE LIVING ROOM • KITCHEN/DINER • SOUTH FACING

REDUCED TO £605,000

A 3 Bedroom family dormer bungalow in St Saviour. This lovely home is located on a quiet yet convenient cul-de-sac and presents 3 good sized double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and large lounge into conservatory and eat in kitchen.

BUNGALOW

ASKING £745,000

3 TO 4 BEDROOM LOUNGE/DINER EAT IN KITCHEN LARGE SUNROOM PRIVATE ENCLOSED GARDEN • GARAGE &

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a peaceful, spacious two bedroom bungalow and adjoining two bedroom cottage surrounded by extensive gardens. The properties are situated in a large plot in the countryside on a quiet rural lane and the elevation of the land provides both properties with beautiful views over to France.

HOUSE

HOUSE

• SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW • 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE • SWIMMING POOL • EXTENSIVE GARDENS

ASKING £1,350,000

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• 2 DOUBLE BEDROOMS • STUDY/3RD GUEST BEDROOM • LARGE GARDEN • TRANQUIL SETTING • AMPLE PARKING

ST OUEN

BUNGALOW

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A 2 to 3 Bedroom tranquil home on the St Helier/Trinity border with plans and permission to extend. This charming home is set back off the road and overlooking its own large garden. A lovely south facing conservatory ideal for relaxing or entertaining. This really is a very charming home and must be viewed to be appreciated

ASKING £669,000

TRINITY

HOUSE - DETACHED

A wonderful 3 to 4 bedroom detached home with great views. Tucked away at the bottom of a peaceful private drive is a home that offers a large lounge/diner, eat in kitchen, large sun room, 3 bedrooms (4th room could be used as a bedroom or large dressing room or en-suite) and all up-stair rooms have super sea or rural views.

HOUSE - SEMI-DETACHED

• DETACHED DORMER BUNGALOW • 3/4 BEDROOM • LOUNGE • DINING ROOM • 2ND SITTING ROOM/STUDY

ASKING £615,000

HOUSE - DETACHED

ST BRELADE

HOUSE - SEMI-DETACHED

TRINITY

BUNGALOW - DETACHED

An extremely bright and spacious 4 bedroom family home is ideally located in Westmount.

This lovely property, set over three floors, briefly comprises 4 double bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms; the master bedroom has a balcony offering superb views over St Helier Harbour, large living room and a fully integrated modern kitchen/diner.

• 3 BEDROOM • FAMILY HOME • IDEAL FOR SCHOOLS • WALK TO TOWN • CLOSE TO SUPERMARKET

ASKING £589,000

ST SAVIOUR

HOUSE - MID TERRACE

ND Estates is pleased to present this beautiful 3 bedroom family home on the outskirts of St Helier. This delightful home could not be located more conveniently for the growing family as it is close schools, easy walking distance to town and the new town park - this family home must be viewed to be appreciated.

BUNGALOW - DETACHED

HOUSE - MID TERRACE

ST HELIER

HOUSE - DETACHED

A family home in a prime location overlooking the beautiful St Ouen's Bay. The The property has current planning permission granted in August 2011 for two luxury eco dwellings, one 3 bedroom luxury home and one 5 bedroom luxury home both with wide panoramic views over the bay.

• PRIME LOCATION • REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL • OVERLOOKING ST OUEN'S BAY • PLANNING PERMISSION PASSED

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Green Road Corner, St Clement, Jersey, JE2 6QA

01534 879999 sales@prestige.je or rentals@prestige.je

Les Petites Route Des Mielles, St Brelade | £2,250 PCM

F E AT U R E D PROPERTY

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n incredibly spacious detached three bedroom bungalow offering excellent accommodation in walk in condition.

The property has ample parking, carport and garaging and a most attractive mature south facing private garden with large outside entertaining space. The property has full oil fired central heating together with wood burning stove in the lounge and the undoubted benefit an Aga in the live-in kitchen. Situated in one of the most popular locations in Jersey being opposite the Lavender Farm within close proximity to shopping and bank facilities at Les Quennevais and Red Houses. Not to be missed, an ideal opportunity for anyone looking for a superior rental property.

Available to let in January 2012.

Chez Lamy, La Route De L’Etacq | £1,590 PCM

L’Hermitage Farm Country Apartments | £1,300 PCM

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Available as “Non Quals” let ■■ Stunning sea views ■■ Furnished flat ■■ Two bedrooms ■■ Rural location

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Beamont, St Peter| £755 PCM

Amazing location One bedroom with study ■■ Short stroll to village & beach ■■ Garage plus additional parking ■■ Regret no children or pets ■■ A-J or Non quals & references required

Attractive granite cottage ■■ Quality fittings throughout ■■ Panoramic sea and rural views ■■ Parking for two vehicles ■■ Adjacent to open fields ■■ Walk to work -easy town

Unfurnished flat Good decorative order ■■ One Bedroom + a Study ■■ Close to beach ■■ Easy access to town ■■ A-H cat

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Rue Des Landes, St Peter

F E AT U R E D PROPERTY

£725,000 | FREEHOLD

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xtremely spacious 2 generation traditional granite property located on a quiet lane in St Peter. The property has been lovingly restored by its present owners who have spared no expense with quality fixtures and fittings throughout. The main house consists of a good size lounge with stable doors opening to a south facing enclosed garden. A large beautifully designed eat-in kitchen, dining room/ additional lounge, a stunning master bedroom with en-suite and 2 large double bedrooms plus house bathroom. The separate non quals unit is accessed via its own entrance and would make an ideal 2 generation option or home with income, consisting of a spacious lounge/kitchen, double bedroom and separate shower room. Externally there is a garage, plus garage/ workshop and additional parking for at least 4 cars. Spacious versatile living at a very competitive price.

Beauport, St Brelade | £575,000

La Petit Route Des Mielles, St Brelade | £465,000

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FREEHOLD

Built only four years ago ■■ Detached 3 double bedrooms ■■ Large eat-in kitchen & utility room ■■ Separate dining room ■■ Safe enclosed garden ■■ Garage with parking

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The Vineries, Maufant | £455,000

Priory Farm, St Clement | £435,000

FREEHOLD

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Garaged linked 3 bedroom family home ■■ Quiet Cul de Sac ■■ 3 Bedrooms ■■ Conservatory & enclosed garden ■■ Viewing highly recommended ■■ Contact Sole Agent ■■

Semi detached house 3 Bedrooms ■■ Large sunny garden & patio ■■ Spacious kitchen & separate utility ■■ Close to railway walk & amenities ■■ Garage & parking for 3 ■■

Spacious detached house ■■ Recently decorated ■■ Well maintained ■■ Good storage ■■ Excellent single garage ■■ Safe rear garden ■■ Popular estate ■■ Excellent starter family home ■■

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01534 710710

info@redproperties.je 8 Esplanade. St Helier. www.redproperties.je

NEW

Castle Quay, St Helier £189,000 | A-J | SHARE TRANSFER This quality apartment comprises 1 double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, house bathroom and open plan lounge/ kitchen diner with doors leading directly onto your own private balcony. Situated on the 3rd floor of the amazing Castle Quay development, with a sunny south facing aspect and balcony, this is set to be a real hub of modern living with exclusive shops, restaurants and bars a few moments away on foot. Completion of this property is forecast for early 2012 so offers the purchaser the prospect of further capital appreciation prior to legal completion. Perry’s town plan A8.

Apt119

Call Debbie now to view on 07797 754380

NEW PRICE

New St James Place, St Helier £345,000 | A-J | FREEHOLD A great alternative to an apartment, this modern 2 bedroom mews house is located in a quiet area of St Helier tucked away near St James Church. The accommodation is arranged on three floors, having a large double garage on the ground floor, first floor bedrooms and top floor living room. All in excellent decorative order. Ideal for the young professional looking for a pied-a-terre in a convenient location. OFFERS INVITED!!

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La Route du Mont Mado, St John £625,000 | A-J | FREEHOLD This semi-detached, substantial property offers spacious accommodation divided over 3 floors, in walk-in condition throughout. Situated in a semi-rural location with a rural outlook and bordering fields yet conveniently located close to the local Spar, Marks & Spencers, St John’s Village with it’s various shops, school and church plus being on a good bus route into St Helier. The property can be utilised as a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom family home or 3 bedrooms plus a study. While also benefitting from a good sized kitchen/ breakfast room, a large lounge that in turn leads into a recently added conservatory. On the market for the first time since constructed.

Red828

NEW PRICE

La Mont Nicolle, St Brelade £870,000 | A-J | FREEHOLD A superbly modernised detached property with stunning countryside views. Recently renovated to a very high standard and featuring a very large family kitchen/dining room with a sitting area. There are currently 5/6 bedrooms, two receptions, two bathrooms, a heated swimming pool and ample parking. Early viewing strongly advised

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SavillsJersey Jersey Savills HalkettPlPl 19 Halkett St Helier HelierJE2 JE2 4WG St 4WG 01534722 722227 227 01534 jersey@savills.com

savills.je savills.co.uk

ST BRELADE, jersey st helier, jersey Stunning beach location ◆ 5 bedrooms

Charmingrooms 5 bedroom property ◆ 3 reception ◆ 5 bathrooms  charming bedroom ◆ triple garage ◆ 5sun terrace◆charming swim spa 5 bedroom  garage Asking £2,450,000 Freehold A-K About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

ST BRELADE, jersey st helier, jersey Stunning new penthouse ◆ 2 bedrooms

ST BRELADE, jersey st helier, jersey Two generation home ◆ detached 3 bed

5 bedroom ◆Charming large reception roomproperty ◆ terrace 5 bedroom charming ◆2 charming bathrooms ◆ secure parking for 2 5 bedroom  garage Asking £1,295,000 Share Transfer A-K About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

Charming 5 bedroom property family home ◆ separate 1 bed cottage ◆ charming 5 bedroom  charming walk in condition ◆ close to beach 5 bedroom  garage Freehold A-J Asking £1,050,000

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Links court apartment ◆ 2 bedrooms Charming 5 bedroom property ◆ 1 reception room ◆ 2 bathrooms  charming 5 bedroom  charming ◆ garage ◆ terrace 5 bedroom  garage Asking £695,000 Share Transfer A-K About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

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Magnificent penthouse ◆ 3 bedrooms Charming 5 bedroom property ◆ stunning sea views ◆ spacious reception  charming 5 bedroom  charming room ◆ separate kitchen & utility ◆ large balcony 5 bedroom  garage Asking £665,000 Share Transfer A-J About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

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Family home ◆ 4 bedrooms ◆ 2 reception Charming 5 bedroom property rooms ◆ 1 bathroom ◆ garage ◆ superb  charming 5 bedroom  charming peaceful location 5 bedroom  garage Offers Invited £745,000 Freehold A-J About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

Charming 5 bedroom property Stunning apartment ◆ 3 bedrooms  charming  charming ◆ reception room 5◆bedroom house bathroom 5 bedroom  garage ◆ large kitchen/diner ◆ garage ◆ garden About x acresShare GuideTransfer £1.95 million Asking £399,000 A-H Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

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Charming 5 bedroom property Stunning new purpose built apartments charming ◆ 2 charming bedrooms5◆bedroom spaciousliving area ◆ garage ◆52bedroom bathrooms balcony ◆ terraces ◆ patio AboutFrom x acres Guide £1.95 million Prices £325,000 Share Transfer A-H Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

Charming 5 bedroom property Marett court apartment ◆ 1 double bedroom ◆ charming bedroom room  charming generous5 reception ◆ tiled bathroom 5 bedroom  garage ◆ fitted modern kitchen ◆ communal gardens About x acres Guide Flying £1.95 million Asking £187,000 Freehold A-H Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

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SavillsJersey Jersey Savills HalkettPlPl 19 Halkett St Helier HelierJE2 JE2 4WG St 4WG 01534722 722227 227 01534 jersey@savills.com

savills.je savills.co.uk

st helier, jersey

st helier, jersey

st helier, jersey

Charming 5 bedroom property  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage

Charming 5 bedroom property  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage

Charming 5 bedroom property  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

st helier, jersey

st helier, jersey

st helier, jersey

Charming 5 bedroom property  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage

Charming 5 bedroom property  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage

Charming 5 bedroom property  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

st helier, jersey

st helier, jersey

helier, jersey STst CLEMENT, jersey

Charming 5 bedroom property Charming 5 bedroom property Charming 5 bedroom property  charming bedroom  charming  charming 5 bedroom  charming Outstanding sea5 & castle views ◆ uninterrupted sea views ◆ detached family home  charming 5 bedroom  charming 5 bedroom  garage bedroom  garage ◆ large balconies ◆ walk to Gorey Harbour ◆5 double garage ◆ garden/terrace areas5 bedroom  garage About x acres Guide £1.95 million

Charlotte WrightFreehold 020 8971 8111 Asking £995,000 A-J

About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

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About x acres Guide £1.95 million Charlotte Wright 020 8971 8111

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TWO GENERATION – 6 BED £1,100,000 • A-J • Trinity

BUNGALOW – 3 BED £625,000 • A-J • St Brelade

ENCHANTING LODGE – 3 BED £625,000 • A-J • St Brelade

REF: 2667

REF: 2011

Spacious, superbly presented, truly versatile, 2 reception rooms, eat in kitchen

Near St Ouen beach, superb mature 70ft south/west garden, in need of renovating

REF: 2553 Walking distance to town, generous rooms, modern kitchen

3 BED BUNGALOW – 3 BED £599,000 • A-J • St Saviour

DETACHED FAMILY HOME – 3 BED £540,000 • A-H • St Helier

FAMILY HOME – 3 BED £475,000 • A-J • St John

REF: 2558

REF: 2665

REF: 2688

Town outskirts, immaculate, fabulous wrap around garden, garage

Large lounge/diner, new fitted kitchen, large sunny patio garden, garage and parking

Generous proportions, large lounge, separate kitchen & diner, enclosed garden

STYLISH APARTMENT – 3 BED £779,000 • 11K • Grouville This very stylish and tasteful apartment has undergone a total refurbishment to a very high specification throughout by the current owners creating a stunning luxury lifestyle benefitting from breathtaking views over the Royal Jersey golf course and the Royal bay of Grouville with the French coast in the distance.

REF: 2472

ST OUEN BUNGALOW – 3 BED Offers in excess £700,000 • A-J

REF: 2393

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Situated in an elevated quiet country location with distant sea views, this truly unique project is a once in a life time opportunity to acquire this very adaptable bungalow set on this extremely large plot, In need of total refurbishment and updating with the possibility To redesign and create a home to your own specific individual requirements and taste. Potential to extend up to roof space( necessary permission required)

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Troys Property 23 Seale Street, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 3QG Tel: 01534 734488 Fax: 01534 759852 sales@troysjersey.com www.troysjersey.com

STUNNING DETACHED HOME – 2 BED £475,000 • A-H • St Helier

REF: 2648

OFFERS IN EXCESS – 3 BED £410,000 • A-J • St Saviour

SUCCESSFUL NEWSAGENT – 1 BED £375,000 • A-J • St Helier

REF: 2592

REF: 2650

Open plan living, 40ft living area, state of the art kitchen, exceptionally high spect

Popular development, well presented, large modern kitchen/diner, safe garden

Great opportunity, secure investment, leased out for 7yrs at £24,000 per annum

SPACIOUS APARTMENT – 1 BED £275,000 • A-J • St Helier

SPACIOUS GARDEN APT – 2 BED £225,000 • A-H • St Helier

RENOVATION PROJECT – 1 BED £140,000 • A-H • St Helier

REF: 916 Ground floor, walking distance from town, well proportioned rooms

REF: 2035

REF: 2681

Ground floor, well presented throughout, 1 bathroom, kitchen, spacious lounge

1st floor apt, heart of St Helier, needs total refurbishment, large double bedroom

DETACHED 5 BED HOUSE – 5 BED £680,000 • A-J • St Martin

REF: 2073

Located only a short stroll away from St Martins village, this substantial detached 5 bedroom house is the perfect family home, built over three floors, the property offers everything a Large family requires.

With terrific views over agricultural fields, without doubt this a great opportunity to purchase such a lovely home. The property briefly comprises of 5 bedrooms, two bathrooms, two receptions, kitchen, utility room, downstairs wc, play room, large balcony, garage, driveway for 4/5 cars and a private enclosed garden.

CORNER PLOT – 3 BED £465,000 • A-J • St Helier A chance to purchase a very good sized three bedroom home on a spacious corner plot, benefitting from a large kitchen/diner and a large lounge. Situated in a good location for all schools and shops but far enough away from central St Helier. Great Outside space on three sides of the home so you can follow the Sun, single garage utility area and parking complete the picture, this really is an ideal start on the family property Ladder.

REF: 2113

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The Property Services Directory Compiled by Mark Bradbury, sales@jerseyweekly.com

Jersey Powdercoating We can powdercoat any suitable material.

Lots of colours available from stock including metallic’s, textured, neon and also other special effect colours (ask for details). We can also powdercoat and plastic-coat on site with our new state of the art coating machine.

Outdoor Garden Furniture Railings Gates Gutters Wheels

Household Lights Radiators Light Switches Window Frames Chairs & Tables

Est.1979

Paul Butt, Director PO Box 764 St Helier JE4 0RP Phone: 01534 629624 Mobile: 07797 716522

• Painting & Decorating • Personal Service • Experienced • Fully Insured • Free Quotations

PMB Decorators Ltd is a long established company dealing in all aspects of the decorating trade, from internal finishes and wallcoverings to external paint finishes. We undertake domestic and commercial contracts of any size and are fully insured.

pmbdecltd@localdial.com

E-mail or call us with your requirements and we will be happy to help; with free quotes and reasonable prices.

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Phone: 01534 499868 E-mail: info@jerseypowdercoating.com www.jerseypowdercoating.com

tel:

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I(M)R Jersey’s Longest serving domestic appliance repairers

Washing Machine, Fridge, Freezer, Dishwasher, Vacuum etc... Broken Down?

CALL TODAY: 865782 For friendly advice and prompt service.

Serving the Island for 60 years.

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Also Commercial Appliances, Pumps, Motor repairs catered for along with a large stock of bearings, spares and accesories.

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Gifts & Gadgets Compiled by Jason Bourgeois, news@jerseyweekly.com

Head Massager

Zumba Kit

£6.99 www.firebox.com Next time you want to feel as relaxed as a sleepy sloth on his seventh snooze of the morning, simply get someone to run this Headonizm Head Massager through your hair and over your head and feel those endorphins flow freely through your body.

£35.99 www.monsterstuff.co.uk Zumba is the new dance craze spreading like wildfire around the world - for good reason too! Originating from South America where rhythm has always been part of the culture of dance, these moves have been transferred and turned into a unique cardio workout.

Love Heart Tea Lights

Spa Bath Lights

£7.99 www.iwoot.com Light up your life! These gorgeous little tea light candles

by Paladone each have a different Love Hearts message on them, they even look like a love hearts pack of sweets… Go on treat yourself!

Diamante Mouse

£21.99 www.firebox.com ou can stick them to the bottom and sides of your bath/shower with their sticky pads, or let them float free in the water. Flick off the bathroom lights, put on some music and chill out with your own underwater lighting system that glows a soft yellow.

£24.99 www.iwoot.com It’s time to jettison that humourless and corporate-grey mouse of yours and get some sparkle! Studded with a panoply of glittering fake diamonds, the Diamante Mouse is a dazzlingly different and sparklingly superior computer mouse.

Baby Owner’s Manual £12.99 www.monsterstuff.co.uk There’s no cutesy language, just down to earth step by step instructions, and some highly instructional (and often hilarious) diagrams - much as you’d see in a car manual.

Magic Secura Tree £9.99 www.firebox.com The Magic Sakura Tree takes its cue from the Japanese Sakura cherry tree, which is much revered in its native land. When the blossoms fall from the tree in real life, locals hold parties beneath the branches and have picnics.

Sculpt your own BF £9.99 www.iwoot.com The kit contains 5 different colours of modelling clay, special modelling tools and a guide that teaches you to design 25 different types of boyfriend. There’s no better gift for any lonely hearts out there!

STAFF PICK Tower of Chocolate £38.99 www.firebox.com When the early Mayans first made the frothy, bitter drinks which would later evolve into the chocolate that we eat today, it’s unlikely that they would ever have imagined how many different variations it might be possible to make, or that they would come beautifully presented in a ribboned tower gift box!

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With chocolate ‘art’ in the form of Hames White Chocolate Bar with Mixed Berries and the moist and fruity Chocolate Cake with Raisins and Cherries, this gift is guaranteed to delight any chocolate lover.

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Motoring Search over 700 vehicles for-sale in Jersey from 22 local motor dealers at JerseyWeekly.com/vehicles

BRIAN VALOIS CARS Contact us with your requirements for a more personal service in finding your ideal car

07797 747578

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RENAULT CLIO SPORT 1.2

FIAT PUNTO 1.2

MAZDA 323 1.6 GSI

Manual, 3 Door, Remote Central Locking, EC Front Windows, MP3 Compatible, CD, 16” Oz Racing Alloys, Sports Body Kit

Active Sport, Manual Transmission, Three Door

Automatic, 5 Door, Hatch, Electric Windows, AC, Radio/Cassette Remote Central Locking, Sunroof

2000

£1,995

2005

£3,995

2002

£2,995

KIA CARENS GSX 1.8

SEAT CORDOBA S 1.4

SUZUKI GRAND VITARA 1.6

Manual, 5 Door, 44,680 Miles, 14” Alloys, EC Windows

16v, Manual, AC, 4 Door, Saloon, CD, EC Windows, Central Locking

Convertible, Manual, 3 Door, 4x4, SUV, CD, 16” Alloys, Central Locking

2001

£2,750

2003

£2,995

2005

£5,995

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Derek Warwick

Renault Scenic Dynamique

OVER 100 USED CARS IN STOCK ALL FULLY SERVICED MINIMUM OF 2 YEARS WARRANTY

CAR OF THE WEEK!

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2006 • £6,995

Honda Legend

Audi A3 Sportback

Suzuki Wagon R+

2009 • £17,995

2007 • £9,995

2004 • £3,995

Honda Insight ES

Honda FR-V EX

Honda CR-V EX

2009 • £12,995

2007 • £11,995

2005 • £11,995

Honda Civic ES

Ford Focus Titanium

Volkswagen Golf TDI GT

2007 • £9,995

2007 • £7,495

2006 • £11,995

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The BMW M5 is a fantastic car and that’s all you really need to know. Obviously there’s more to it than that, so here’s how we’ve come to that conclusion...

The M5 is the most powerful production car BMW have ever made. 552 horses all working together to get you to work on time - assisted for the first time in any M5 - by a pair of turbos. Enthusiasts may not like the sound of the above but can be rest assured that BMW has gone to great lengths to make this twin turbo 4.4-litre the best it can be.

“The best it can be” really turned out to be quite something.

The M5 develops 501lb ft of torque all the way from 15005750rpm, which means that within milliseconds of you putting your foot down it really doesn’t matter what gear you’re in, you will know about it.

This fifth generation M5 is well balanced and receptive.

Putting the brakes to the test only shows how evenly the chassis performs at both ends. You can take corners head on with confidence without sending your back end sideways. As far as the steering goes, you always know where you are with it and the car’s weight becomes more of a reassurance. Huge 265-width front tyres cope easily with 1870kg of car.

The usual 5-Series is a big, heavy machine and this M5 is no different. This is a car that’s aimed primarily at businessmen who like driving, rather than drivers who do business. Last generation’s M5 was a beastly V10, full of rage and nothing like other 5-Series before or since. This latest model has more in common with the only other V8 M5, 1998’s E39 - it’s a softer, more obliging car and easier to live with every day opening the M5 up to a greater dynamic of people.

Setting off for the first time you’ll be happy enough with the mid-range rumblings but once the needle passes 4500rpm, the M5 becomes nothing short of mindblowing. It will start feeling like you’re driving your very own supercar - so much so that all manner of lights will begin to flash and the whole car will feel ready to take off!

It’s a beast of a car, most notably in it’s width. Blue brake calipers are a new feature and it has the unique M5 wing mirrors, quad exhausts and extensive grille, Inside is full of M badges with all the extra buttons but it’s well built and very good looking inside.

Disabling the traction control next feels only natural and while you’re at it, you can experiment with the buttons around the gearstick, there are three settings each for the throttle, steering, suspension and gearbox - comfort, sport and extra-sport, but the midway of each - with maybe the sport throttle - is about right for road driving.

The noise of the V8 is full of meaty bass, with a sharp turbo whistle icing. It’s good but doesn’t have the delicious rumblings of a Merc E63, for example. It can be an economical drive (25mpg is achievable, but so is 10mpg).

It’s rumoured that BMW’s ‘M division’ might be working on a manual gearbox option, but this would be for the US market.

This all depends on where you’re driving though. Set it to comfort mode across the board and it’s like driving a 530d, a peaceful cruise, gliding along with remarkable ridability and barely noticeable shifting. However that’s not what the M5 was built for. Up the ante with the switches and you’ll arrive at something that can scare you half to death.

That tidily sums up the entire car. BMW’s engineers have obviously felt the expectant pressure on them - a new M car doesn’t come along every day - and so it’s been honed and polished to a high standard. The result is hypnotically fast and well moderated.

PERFORMANCE

TECH

• 0-62mph - 4.4secs • Top Speed 155mph • Consumption - 28.5mpg

4395cc, V8, RWD, 552bhp, 501lb ft, 1870kg, 232g/km CO2

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VOLVO C30 2.0 R-DESIGN CD, Cruise, Climate

www.airportcarcentre.co.uk vinnie@airportcarcentre.co.uk

Airport Road, Jersey, JE3 8FP

Tel: 743234

2008 - 9k Miles - £11995

MERCEDES C200 CDI SPORT

CITROEN C3 PICASSO VTR TURBO DIESEL

SKODA FABIA 3 1.4 TDI

ALFA ROMEO 147 1.6 TS COLLEZION

EC Windows, CD Player

AC, CD, Alloys

CD, Climate Control, Alloys

Leather, CD, AC, Remote

2008 - 15k Miles - £17995

2010 - 14k Miles - £11995

2008 - 18k Miles - £7995

2009 - 6k Miles - £9995

VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2.0 GTi FSI

MERCEDES ML320 CDI SE

AUDI A4 AVANT 2.0T S-LINE

AUDI A3 SPORTBACK SE TECHNIK

6CD, Climate, 17” Alloys

Climate, Towbar, Alloys

CD, Alloys, Bluetooth, Climate

AC, CD, Alloys, iPod

2007 - 23k Miles - £12995

2006 - 37k Miles - £21995

2008 - 25k Miles - £17995

2010 - 25 Miles - £15995

RENAULT LAGUNA 2.0 DYNAMIQUE DCI

AUDI A4 2.0T S-LINE CABRIOLET

AUDI A4 TFSI S-LINE AVANT

HONDA CIVIC TYPE R GT

Auto Lights, CD, AC, Cruise

CD, Power Roof, Climate

iPod, Sat-Nav, Bluetooth

Climate, Bluetooth, Alloys

2009 - 12k Miles - £12995

2007 - 37k Miles - £14995

2010 - 4k Miles - £21995

2007 - 52k Miles - £9995

PORSCHE CAYENNE TURBO

PORSCHE 997 911 TURBO

AUDI TT 2.0TFSI COUPE

MINI CLUBMAN COOPER S

Climate, SatNav, Tiptronic

SatNav, Chrono Package

CD, AC, Alloys

Auto Lights, CD, Chilli Pack

2004 - 32k Miles - £21995

2007 - 16k Miles - £54995

2007 - 40k Miles - £15995

2008 - 24k Miles - £12995

NISSAN NAVARA ADVENTURA DCI

MINI ONE 1.4

AUDI A3 2.0T FSi SPORTBACK

SUBARU IMPREZA WRX STI TYPE UK

6CD, AC, Sensors

CD, Alloys, Rem. Lock

Alloys, CD, AC, Isofix

Pro Drive Upgrade Kit

2008 - 34k Miles - £15995

2007 - 22k Miles - £8995

2005 - 21k Miles - £10995

2006 - 18k Miles - £13995

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CAR OF THE WEEK AUDI R8 4.2 COUPE Diamond Black Black Leather Trim 21,000 Miles Satellite Navigation Miltech Sports Exhaust Magnetic Ride Suspension Climate Control Bang & Olufsen Sound

2007

AND MORE...

£59,995 JEEP WRANGLER 4.0 SAHARA SOFT TOP

BMW 330i SE COUPE

CITROEN C5 VTR+ 2.0 HDI TOURING

MINI COOPER S

AC, Rollbar, Towbar, Alloys

SatNav, Climate, 6CD

Turbo Diesel, CD, Cent. Lock

Cruise, CD, Sensors

2000 - 50k Miles - £4495

2007 - 16k Miles - £16995

2008 - 28k Miles - £11995

2008 - 13k Miles - £13995

CITROEN C4 PICASSO 7 SX 16V

BMW 118D 22.0 M SPORT

FORD KUGA TITANIUM

MAZDA RX8 COUPE

CD, AC, Remote, 7 Seater

AC, CD, Sensors, Alloys

AutoLights, Climate, Keyless

AC, CD Changer, Alloys

2008 - 35k Miles - £8995

2010 - 14k Miles - £16995

2009 - 7k Miles - £16995

2004 - 22k Miles - £6995

LEXUS IS 250 SEI L

BMW M3 EVOLUTION

MAZDA MX5 1.8 KENDO ROADSTER

FORD RANGER 3.0 TDCI WILDTRAK

AC, CD, Alloys, Climate

6CD, AC, Sensors

CD, Only 900 Miles!

6CD, AC, Sensors

2009 - 4k Miles - £17995

1997 - 45k Miles - £6995

2011 - 900 Miles - £14995

2009 - 19k Miles - £14995

MERCEDES E320 CDI AVANTGARDE

MERCEDES SL 63 AMG

BMW 320 CI COUPE

PORSCHE 911 CARRERA 2

SatNav, Climate, CD Player

Keyless Go, SatNav, Climate

CD Player, AC, Red Leather

SatNav, Climate, Stunning

2007 - 39k Miles - £18995

2008 - 10k Miles - £59995

2007 - 24k Miles - £14995

2005 - 27k Miles - £29995

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BAGOT ROAD GARAGE RENAULT DEALER

T: 01534 815120 BAGOT ROAD, ST SAVIOUR, JE1 1BP

National winner of Dealer of Excellence 2008

www.dealer.renault.co.uk/bagot-road-jersey

RENAULT MEGANE DYNAMIQUE Manual, 4 Door Saloon

RENAULT KOLEOS DYNAMIQUE S 2.0 DCI Manual, 4x4 Crossover, Reduced from £16,995

PORSCHE BOXSTER 2.7 CONVERTIBLE

RENAULT MEGANE PRIVILEGE TCE

RENAULT MEGANE COUPE PRIVILEGE 2.0

Sensors, 18” Alloys, Leather, EC Windows

Manual, 3 Door, Coupe, only 6,500 miles

Sports Chassis, Handsfree Keycard, Cruise & more..

2006 • JUST £5,995

2010 • JUST £15,995

2006 • JUST £18,995

2009 • ONLY £11,995

2009 • ONLY £12,995

RENAULT LAGUNA DYNAMIQUE 2.0 Manual, 5 Door, 16v, Hatch

RENAULT MEGANE DYNAMIQUE 1.5 Ex-Demo 5 Door Hatch

HONDA CIVIC ES 1.8

RENAULT SCENIC DYNAMIQUE

Manual, 5 Door Hatch

1.6 VVT, 111 Automatic, 5 Door, MPV

RENAULT GRAND MODUS DYNAMIQUE 1.2, TCE, 100, 5 Door, Compact MPV

2008 • JUST £9,495

2008 • JUST £9,995

2007 • JUST £8,495

2008 • JUST £7,995

2008 • JUST £7,995

RENAULT CLIO INITIALE 1.6

RENAULT GRAND SCENIC PRIVILEGE 2.0 DCI

RENAULT MEGANE COUPE DYNAMIQUE

VOLVO V50 S 2.0

HONDA CIVIC EXECUTIVE 1.8

1.6 VVT 111 BHP Automatic

150BHP, Diesel, 6CD Handsfree Keycard

Cabriolet, Manual, 3 Door

Manual, Diesel, 5 Door Estate

Manual, 5 Door Hatch

2007 • JUST £7,495

2007 • JUST £8,495

2008 • ONLY £8,500

2006 • JUST £9,995

2007 • ONLY £9,495

SUZUKI GRAND VITARA SZ5 4x4, 2.4, Auto, 5 Door, SUV

MINI COOPER S CHILLI 1.6 TURBO 17” Alloys, Electric Windows, Manual

RENAULT MODUS DYNAMIQUE 1.6 Automatic, 5 Door Compact

RENAULT CLIO I-MUSIC 1.2

RENAULT KANGOO CAR EXPRESSION 1.6

Manual, 5 Door Hatch

2 Sliding Doors, CD, Underfloor Storage

2009 • JUST £12,995

2007 • JUST £11,495

2009 • JUST £8,495

2010 • JUST £7,995

2011 • JUST £10,995

CARS WANTED FOR CASH!

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THE AWARD-WINNING RENAULTSPORT RANGE WITH VA VA VOOM AS STANDARD

Twingo Renaultsport 133 Cup

£11,030

• Cup chassis (lower riding height, stiffer springs and dampers) • 17" Renaultsport anthracite wheels • Renaultsport front seats

3 years servicing for £249*

Clio Renaultsport 200 Cup

£15,095

• Cup chassis (lower riding height/ stiffer springs and dampers) • Renaultsport 17" anthracite alloy wheels • Red painted Brembo brake calipers

3 years servicing for £249*

Mégane Coupé Renaultsport 250 Cup

£21,299

• 18" satin black alloy wheels • Cup chassis (stiffer springs/dampers and anti-roll bar) • Renaultsport PerfoHub double-axis front suspension 3 years servicing for £249*

0%

Finance available

• 36 months with no deposit • 48 months with 20% deposit • 60 months with 20% deposit

The official fuel consumption figures in mpg (l/100km) for the range shown are: Urban 31.4-24.8 (9.0-11.5), Extra Urban 50.4-44.1 (5.6-6.7), Combined 42.2-34.0 (6.7-8.4). The official CO2 emission figures for the range are 155-195g/km. *Service offer

covers vehicles for 3 years or 30,000 miles (whichever comes first) and is available at the point of new car registration. The service offer can be transferred to another new vehicle at no extra cost. Services must be carried out in line with manufacturer’s servicing schedule and can be carried out at any Renault dealer. Service offer valid on all vehicles registered prior to 31st December 2011.

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U S E D

V E H I C L E S

S A L E S

Audi A4 1.8 2005

Cabriolet, Petrol, Leather, Manual, AC, CD, ABS

£9,995 £9,495

C E N T R E

Vauxhall Corsa SE 2010 Manual, ABS, AC, Alarm, Alloys, CD Player, EC Mirrors, Immob.

Peugot 307cc 2008

12 Month Warranty, Manual, Petrol, CD, Alloys, C. Locking

£10,995 £9,495

£9,995 £8,995

RangeRover TDV8 Vogue 2007 4WD, ABS, Alloy Wheels, Bluetooth, CD Changer

Citroen C3 VTR+ 2010

Mercedes SLK 230 1999

£29,995

£9,495 £8,995

£7,995 £6,495

Renault Clio i-Music 2010

Kia Rio 1.5 CRDI 2010 ABS, CD Player, Immobiliser, Remaining Mftrs. Warranty

Diesel, Manual, ABS, AC, Alloys, CD Player

£9,995 £9,495

£7,995 £7,495

£13,995 £11,895

ABS, AC, Alarm, CD, Isofix, EC Windows/Mirrors, Immob.

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Kompressor, Automatic, ABS, AC, Alarm, CD Player

Kia Soul 1.6 2010

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Augres Garage, La Route de la Trinite, Trinity, JE3 5JN

Tel: (01534) 865900

www.Freelance.je

Volkswagen Polo 1.6 2008

Citroen Berlingo 2009

Kia Sedona 2.2 2009

Sport, Manual, 5 Door, 12 Month Warranty, Alarm, ABS

Warranty, ABS, CD, EC Windows, Immob., Load Liner

7 Seater, ABS, AC, Alarm, CD, EC Windows, Immob.

£9,995 £8,495

£8,995

£19,995 £15,995

Ford Ka 2010

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Friday, 18th November 2011

Appointments & Achievements Compiled by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

Grand Jersey promotes operations director to general manager

Grand Jersey has promoted Eamonn Elliott to general manager of the hotel.

Mr Elliott who has been operations director at Grand Jersey for two and a half years, will assume the role on behalf of BDL Management.

“We are delighted that Eamonn has accepted the position of general manager, it is great news for the hotel,” said Steve Bench, Area Director, BDL. “On taking over management of the hotel in September 2011 we wanted to appoint an experienced GM who knows both Jersey and Grand Jersey intimately.”

While operations director, Mr Elliott played a key role in helping Grand Jersey to secure five-star status.

Before moving to Grand Jersey in July 2009, Mr Elliott held the position of general manager at Hurst House on the Marsh, Mount Falcon Country House Hotel & Spa and The Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel & Spa. Before embarking on a career in the hospitality industry, Mr Elliott was a professional footballer, playing for Carlisle United. He then moved to the US and coached a junior high school football team and played professionally in the American Super League, for Glen Cove.

“I am delighted to be appointed general manager of Grand Jersey,” said Mr Elliott. “It is an exciting time for the hotel and for the staff, having just secured our Michelin star for finedining restaurant, Tassili. My goals are to maintain the excellent service that Grand Jersey provides to both regular and new guests to Grand Jersey”.

Mr Elliott was born in Belfast, Ireland and moved to Carlisle in 1988. His career has seen him move around England and Ireland, locating to Jersey in 2009. Mr Elliott enjoys all sports and continues to play football on island for Trinity FC.

Hawksford appoints director

Hawksford Group has appointed Colin Borman as director.

In his new role, Mr Borman is taking on a portfolio of existing clients and will be responsible for developing the company’s growing funds business.

Mr Borman, 39, is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales (FCA). He has more than 18 years of experience in the industry, having held the positions of head of the corporate services department for Jersey offshore structures for Arthur Anderson, was senior vice president in charge of the structured finance division at Maples Finance Jersey Ltd and for the last five years was a director at Sanne Real Estate Ltd. Mr Borman is looking forward to his new role: “The Hawksford Group has a strong reputation and employs some great people,” said Mr Borman. “It is an exciting opportunity for me to join this dynamic firm, which has exciting global growth plans.”

“We are delighted to welcome Colin to the team,” said Peter Murley, chief executive, Hawksford. “He will be using his considerable experience in property structures and funds to create new opportunities and add value to our existing client relationships.”

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Local student wins; IoD Jersey’s Annual Debate Essay Prize

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Following the recent Institute of Directors Annual Debate, on the topic of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), we caught up with the bright young student who won the IoD’s essay competition.

The competition formed part of the build up to the IoD Jersey’s Annual Debate, which took place in September and looked at whether (PPPs) could form a positive way forward for Jersey. Conscious that Jersey will face the need to fund major public capital projects in the future that will affect the next generation, the Jersey IoD sought to involve sixth form students and invited them to write a paper on PPPs and whether they could work in Jersey.

Winner of the competition, Lucy Fox submitted an intelligible and interesting essay which won her a cheque in the sum if £250… This is what she had to say >>>>>>>>>>>

Explain how you came to enter into the competition and how you researched the topic of PPPs in Jersey Schools...

I was encouraged by my business teacher to enter the competition as he thought it would be a good experience and also help with the subject, which encourages wider reading. To help myself prepare for the essay I asked my teacher his opinion on that area. I also researched PPPs on the internet for other examples of PPPs in schools and tried to relate it to Jersey.

Do you feel that more situations pertaining to local industries ought to encourage participation from local schools, as with the IoD and this competition?

Yes because it is a great experience for students to get involved. It also provides an opportunity for schools to make contacts with the local community; this might come in handy when students are leaving school, and raises awareness of current issues in our community.

Is finance a sector you are keen to work in after leaving school/university?

I am hoping to study psychology at University next year and then get a job either as a Psychology teacher or a speech therapist once I leave. However, I may also consider working in the human resources area of the finance sector.

What did you find to be most interesting about PPPs and their impact on the local education system?

Jason Laity, Chairman of the IoD in Jersey, commented, “The issue of PPPs is hugely complex. The general feeling at the Debate was that they should be considered for some projects but subject to important conditions and procedures. Lucy’s paper was very well thought through and took an incredibly mature approach to looking at these issues within the education sector, an area that is of interest to all of us in Jersey.

She put forward a balanced and impressively argued case and I congratulate her on her success.”

We congratulate Lucy on her success and wish her well in her studies – it looks like she will go far in whatever career she opts to pursue.

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The area I found most interesting on PPPs’ impact on the education system was that competing for finance and implementing quality assurance measures could have an adverse effect not just positive effects - as it first appears. This is due to the possible encouragement of rigidity and too much focus on competition.

Therefore, PPPs would impact on students and teachers,not just the school structure, and this interests me as I am currently in the education system.

PPPs are highly topical due to the spending cuts on education, so they are a real possibility for the future that could be considered.

Lucy, how do you feel about winning and do you have an idea what you might treat yourself on with your winnings?

I am ecstatic to have won the prize as I did not believe I would win. I have no definite idea what I might spend my winnings on but I am looking around for something I would like!

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Music, Theatre & Arts Compiled by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

Jersey Green Room Club - Traditional Family Pantomime

Plans are already underway for the annual Jersey Green Room Club Pantomime. This year’s show has been specially written for the club and is that family favourite “Sleeping Beauty”.

The pantomime re-unites the production team who brought you “Dick Whittington” in 2007. BBC Radio Jersey’s Breakfast Show presenter Roger Bara returns as Musical Director alongside the “Roger Bara Band” and Annette Perkins - fresh from the success of “King and I” is the choreographer. Between them they’ve worked on more Green Room Club Pantomimes than either cares to remember.

This year’s writer and director is BBC Jersey Assistant Editor Matthew Price. Besides directing “Dick Whittington” he’s appeared in six pantos for the club here in Jersey and many more in the UK. This is also the third time he’s penned a show, having previously written and produced versions of “Cinderella” and “Dick Whittington” in England.

The show opens on Boxing Day - Monday 26th December and closes on Sunday 8th January 2012!

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Due to logistical reasons, the date advertised for Christmas Crooners at Jersey Opera House has changed.

Originally programed for Wednesday 30th November, the show will now be the day before, on Tuesday 29th November at 8pm.

Several hundred people have already bought tickets for the original performance.

The Jersey Opera House Box Office is contacting each ticketholder individually to inform them of the date change so that tickets can be transferred.

A full press release on Christmas Crooners will be issued on Monday 14th November.

Tickets are £18-£22. Concessions are £2 off. For bookings, please go online to www.jerseyopereahouse.co.uk or contact the Box Office on (01534) 511 115

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Vivaldi’s ‘The Four Seasons’ is undoubtedly one of the best known pieces of ‘Baroque’ era music, and not without reason. A masterpiece of the art of creating imagery within music, the four violin concertos take listeners on a journey, and is a definitive example of ‘evocative musical techniques’. Now Jersey charity ‘Music in Action’ brings a unique opportunity for Islanders to experience not only ‘The Four Seasons’, but period concertos from Bach, Handel and Pachelbel. The event has a little more to it than this, though, as we shall see…

An Author, who’s identity is sadly unknown, once wrote that; “Music is what feelings sound like”. It’s a great quote, obvious when considered, but something that may slip past your consideration until put that way.

It may have become blatantly apparent though, if you ever took the time to sit and experience - not just listen to - Antonio Vivaldi’s best known work, The Four Seasons violin concertos.

The set of four concertos, each corresponding to a season of it’s own, has a genius, almost magical ability to immerse the listener in the season being ‘described’. This is done without words - the high pitched plucked pizzicato notes from the violins evoking icy winter rain, for example - and demonstrates the true virtuosity of the composer. Parts of the score even mimic spring bird calls and a summer thunderstorm.

If you have never had the experience described above, fear not! The Jersey charity ‘Music in Action’ have you covered.

They have secured the highly accomplished ‘European Festival Baroque Orchestra’, a full orchestra that includes harpsichordist James Southall.

James is no stranger to Jersey, having moved here when he was twelve years old, although he no longer lives on the Island. At the time of writing, James is actually half way through conducting a run of Mozart’s Don Giovanni at the Welsh National Orchestra.

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The orchestra’s leader is one Anna Smith, currently first violin in the BBC Symphony Orchestra, several members of which are also travelling to Jersey to take part in the event.

With a mind to recreating the Baroque period and the magic that must have been in the air in the 1720s when Vivaldi revealed his masterpiece to the world, a few special touches have been added to the concert: The orchestra will perform not only by candlelight, but in period costume. The name ‘Baroque’ comes from ‘rocaille’ - highly ornamented shell art, and was adopted to describe the highly decorated fashions of the era.

Members of the public are invited to look at period outfits, and choose their favourite. This will be modelled to the lucky winner, as they enjoy a private recital in the style of private performances for wealthy noblemen of the period.

The Four Seasons will be the finale, following recitals of pieces penned by Bach - himself highly influenced by his early exposure to Vivaldi - Handel’s ‘Arrival of the Queen of Sheba’ and Corelli’s ‘Christmas Concerto’. In all it promises to be a unique and fun way to experience the power and dynamics of a highly skilled orchestra performing the finest music composed in the Baroque period.

Tickets are available from the Box Office, telephone; 01534 449827, and cost £20 per person. For further information please see www.gov.je/events

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“Les Trans”, is a unique French music festival held at the beginning of December each year in Rennes, Brittany.

Running for over 30 years (nearly as long as Glastonbury), the festival aims to break down cultural barriers and bridge artistic genres with a gathering of musicians hosted in the welcoming and eclectic settings.

You can buy tickets for the full 3-day festival or just the individual events you want to attend, plus there are many free performances and venues running throughout the weekend.

Words // Marcus Quinn Feature Design // Jon Moore

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BY DAY AND THROUGH THE EVENING Rennes town-centre venues host a variety of musicians and performances in its many wonderful bars and clubs; with big acts playing more than once at small and large venues over the weekend so you have more chances to enjoy a truly unique atmosphere at each stop. Then, in true European fashion, the party continues until dawn - shuttle busses take you from the town centre to the Parc Expo Airport, where the party continues from 11pm in 3 massive jumbo-jet sized aircraft hangers (dance, indie and the main arena) where the young, and young-at-heart, can party until 6am. You won’t find vodka and Redbull monsters there either; the French are all-the-more sophisticated - normally drinking Champagne, or try ordering (or Googling) a Calimocho for a pleasant surprise.

At Transmusicales you will hear everything from dance, hip-hop, acoustic, indie, pop, reggae, rock, punk and electro all side-by-side - the only real theme is anything goes. Taking at look at the line up before going you might think you don’t know many acts but that is usually the case every year, you wouldn’t have known Bjork, Nirvana, Ben Harper, Kasabian, Goldy Looking Chain, Calvin Harris, The Ting Tings.

M.I.A. or many, many others that played their first gig in France at Transmusicales (see what you’ve missed over the years here: wikipedia.org/wiki/Rencontres_Trans_ Musicales). This is because the festival prides itself on finding the next big acts and bringing great up-and-coming stars to you first. Ones to watch this year we think will be then UK’s own ‘Ghost Poet’, Canadian chanteuse ‘Maylee Todd’ and previous visitors to Jersey – the jovially titled ‘Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs’.

It seems strange to mainlanders - that would think nothing of spending a couple hours on a train or in the car to visit London, Manchester, Edinburgh or Dublin for a weekend - that it is not as common as it should be for Jersey folk to make the trip from Elizabeth Harbour to the centre of Rennes. With an hour sailing to France and half an hour on the train or in the car, Renne is accessible and affordable to get to (when comparing UK petrol prices and train fares). So adventure, shopping, food and a little continental culture is just an internet booking and a passport away this December.

Rennes is a vibrant city similar in size to Brighton, Plymouth, central Belfast or Newcastle, and its our closest from St Malo. As an affluent university town there is a young and active population breathing life into a magnificent mixture of historic and modern buildings. The shopping is more than enough to keep you discovering new things for an entire week and you’ll never tire of taking 2 hour lunches or passing away an evening at a restaurant practicing your best to converse in French.

Perhaps we should all go over, to say Salut to our French neighbours, spread the good word about Jersey too, and invite everyone back to Jersey and share our cultural learning’s more.

You can find more information at their website www.lestrans.fr or by downloading the free iPhone app (handy for find your way around to). There’s no English translation but you truly don’t need one, all you need is a passport and some Euros, just leave the rest to be one big pleasant surprise that you’ll be telling people about long after you return. We’ll see you there!...

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The outrageous and astonishing Puppetry of the Penis features two puppeteers, who bend, twist and manipulate their genitals into various objects and landmarks.

The original show has broken all box office records worldwide. This brand new show has been enhanced using the very latest 3D technology that will bring to life the duo’s theatrical contortions as you’ve never seen them before.

The theatrical contortion of the male genitalia into various positions along with comedic narration has since spread internationally. It is humorously called ‘Dick Trick’ or ‘Genital Origami,’ referring to the flexibility of the human penis, testicles and scrotum. After this global success the Puppetry of the Penis original duo have recruited Rich Binning and Andrew Fitch (Fitchy) to perform the latest 3D version of their show in a UK tour which is heading to Jersey for three nights from 24th November.

Puppetry of the Penis was created by Australian Simon Morley and David ‘Friendy’ Friend. The original concept was the brainchild of Simon and was originally the title of a highbrow calendar he had made. The calendar exposed twelve of Simon’s favourite penis variations now known as ‘Dick Tricks’. After working for many years as a comedy promoter working some of Australia’s funniest people, Simon finally felt he had something just as funny lingering in his pants!

Friendy had been performing his own collection of Dick Tricks, which kept him busy for most of the year with a business in entertaining Stag and Hen night’s and private parties. Friendy had begun his Dick Trick career as a young boy, in the bath, and developed his skills further when he discovered beer in college. After completing his degree in Computing, he returned to Melbourne with his own highly individual collection of hanging art!

It was on New Year’s Eve in 1997, with a garage full of calendars to sell and burgeoning requests for live demonstrations that prompted Simon to team up with Friendy and unleash their talents on the world. Together, Simon and Friendy’s solo ‘acts’ became Puppetry of the Penis, and a global phenomenon was born.

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As of today most of the Western World has played host to Puppetry of the Penis including Australia, UK, USA, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Canada, Belgium, The Netherlands, Italy, Portugal, Iceland, Norway, Spain, France, Denmark, Argentina, Mexico, South Africa and Switzerland. And now Jersey audiences are to be wowed by this unusual genital origami!

Puppetry of the Penis is the first live comedy to incorporate 3D technology. The audience will be given 3D glasses whilst a video camera projects intimate details of this phenomenon onto a large screen ensuring that little can be missed. The audience will gain a whole new perspective on the pair’s legendary genital gesticulations such as the Eiffel Tower, The Windsurfer and even edible delights like their signature dish, The Hamburger – the larger than life images are so real you could almost reach out and cop a feel!

Simon Morley comments “We’ve always wanted to see how far we could stretch Puppetry of the Penis: We’ve toured the globe and now, just when you thought it’d couldn’t get any more intimate, we’ve decided to tackle a whole new dimension.”

He further comments “Cave men practicing the ancient art of genital origami could never have imagined that one day 3D technology would enhance their private experimentation for such shockingly good public entertainment, which is exactly why we’ve done it.”

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Still not sure whether to go and see the show? Read this Q&A… Q: Did you ever think you’d make a career out of doing it?

A: Oh no! Who could ever dream of this! Mind you, think a lot of men dream of traveling the world, getting their penises out for an hour a night, and getting paid for it!

Q: Who do you feel your material is aimed at?

A: It’s for everybody! Half of us have one, the other half is rather curious about them.

Q: What about going on tour around the UK are you most looking forward to?

A: Seeing the masses trying to cuddle a penis!

Q: Have you ever had any strange requests from fans?

A: Too many to mention! No, I will not sign your testicle!

Q: Which is the hardest trick to get right / the easiest to get wrong?

A: Hardest - Sea Anemone. Easiest to get wrong - The Hamburger. Got to balance those buns!

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Puppetry of the Penis is being shown at The Jersey Opera House from Thursday 24th November to Saturday 26th November at 8pm each night.

Tickets cost: Stalls £19.50, Dress Circle £18.50 - £19.50 and Upper Circle £17.50 - £18.50. To book, please contact the box office on 511115 or visit www.jerseyoperahouse.co.uk to book online or for more information.

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A Night of Jazz with Sarah Ellen Hughes.

Sarah Ellen Hughes has established herself as a notable presence on the London Jazz scene and next week sees the award-winning vocalist return to Jersey to play an exclusive dinner set at The Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel.

Sarah is set to return to Jersey to wow island audiences with her vocal talent in an exclusive dinner set. It will feature songs from her new album ‘The Story So Far’ which includes a mixture of standards that have been arranged in interesting ways and a couple of original tunes.

“I'm very much looking forward to performing in Jersey. I've performed here twice before, and have enjoyed each very much. It's always a pleasure to visit the island!”

Sarah began singing at a young age, but the basis of her musical skill came from learning the flute and piano through her teenage years. It was joining a jazz orchestra on flute that really turned her head to the style of music that would become her passion.

As well as running her own quartet, Sarah has also created The Sarah Ellen Hughes Big Band which features an all-star line-up. Sarah has appeared at many of the UK’s top jazz venues including an eight month residency at Ronnie Scott’s Pizza on the park, 606 Club, Scarborough Jazz Club and the Marlborough Jazz Festival. In 2010, she was invited to participate in the London Jazz Festival ‘Vocal Summit’ it was here that jazz programmer Paul Pace selected her as one of three singers “Whom I consider to be the best on the scene in terms of vocal art, individuality, and the ability to move and entertain the audience.”

Hughes has gained international recognition by winning the 2010 International Jazz Singing Competition ‘Jazz Voices.’ Commenting on the upcoming event Lydia Smith, Director of Sales and Marketing at the Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel said;

“We’re thrilled to once again be hosting Sarah Ellen Hughes and her band, their modern style and passionate performance was incredibly well received last year and it’s great to be able to bring this sort of talent to Jersey for our local audiences to enjoy.”

Jersey Weekly had the opportunity to find out more about Sarah Ellen Hughes and her musical talent...

JW: How did you get into music and ultimately Jazz?

SEH: I was raised in a musical family, playing the flute and piano from a young age. I also sang in a choir, but had never heard jazz until I was about 17, when a friend from school introduced me to Stevie Wonder, Jools Holland and National Youth Jazz Orchestra, which was quite an eclectic mix to start with! It was about then that I realised I could sing in a jazzy style, and so seek out other jazz records to listen to develop my style.

JW: What vocalists influenced you growing up?

SEH: The only contemporary singer that my parents ever played in the house was Karen Carpenter, who I really loved as a child. I guess the first jazz singers I listened to were Cleo Laine, Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald. Now I listen a lot to Nancy Wilson, Shirley Horn and Kurt Elling.

JW: Who is your favourite musician?

SEH: I am influenced by such a wide range of musicians and singers, that it's hard to say who my favourite is but if I had to pick one I would say Stevie Wonder - for amazing song-writing and thrilling vocals.

JW: What makes someone a Jazz singer?

SEH: There are so many different styles of jazz, and so many people that call themselves jazz singers, that it's hard to pinpoint what makes someone a jazz singer, but for me one of the most important things about being a jazz singer is the ability to use lyrics - vocalists are the only instrument that have this song feature available to them. I find the lyrics very powerful, and that's the main focus of a song for me.

JW: Would you say your music is solely Jazz or do you cross over into other genres?

SEH: A typical set from my band contains about three quarters jazz standards, and the rest pop covers and my own originals. I always try to find new ways of arranging even the standard songs that people already know, so I use a mixture of styles to deliver these songs including funk and soul.

JW: Do you think Jazz has changed much in the last 20 years?

SEH: I think that vocal jazz is much the same - although people are now starting to get more into vocalise, which is the artform that Lambert, Hendricks and Ross started in the 60s. It's become very popular in the last few years for singers to incorporate this sort of singing into their repertoire. Including me!

JW: Apart from music what are your other interests?

SEH: I am a keen cyclist and also a part-time primary school teacher.

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This very special evening of entertainment is taking place on Saturday 26th November, tickets cost £42.50 which includes a three course meal and glass of bubbly. For more information and to book please contact The Radisson Blu team on 671100.

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MUSIC, THEATRE & ARTS “Delightful” – Evening Standard

“An astonishingly assured singer” – London Jazz “Wonderful…Classy…

Well worth checking out” – Jazzwise magazine

Live Jazz with Sarah Ellen Hughes on Saturday 26th November.

We have the pleasure of presenting award-winning vocalist Sarah Ellen Hughes and her Jazz band. She will play live in Rocco Tower Suite while you sit back and enjoy the accompaniment of our specially designed 3 course meal. £42.50 per person to include 3 course meal, glass of bubbly on arrival and live entertainment.

Call now to book on 671100 or email events.jersey@radissonblu.com

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Rebecca Seller FEATURE DESIGN Jason Bourgeois

No Man’s Land is an exhibition of a collection of images that have been sourced from Google Street View.

The photos portray women in Europe soliciting sex and highlights the illegal world of the sex trade through real life images.

For four years, Google maps has captured the World’s highways and byways and in the process a lot more besides including people leaving strip shows, picking their noses, urinating and much more. In this collection of photographs Mishka Henner has sifter through over 2,500 Google map images. He has then cropped them, tweaked the colour and zoomed in to a variety of shots to reveal what appears to be women soliciting sex in luminal, post industrial and rural setting.

Belgium-born Manchester based photographer Mishka Henner is behind this collection of images. No Man’s Land was shot entirely using Google Street View the locations were sourced by spending time on online forums where men share information on where to find sex workers. The images portray the outskirts of Spanish and Italian cities including Rome, Milan and Madrid. “We now live in a society filled with surveillance cameras; one in which we are watched and expected not to return the authoritarian gaze. It’s a notion of the world that can only blind us and I refuse to accept it” comments Henner.

Mishka Henner says; “No Man’s Land explores the margins of our urban and rural European environment as experienced by what appear to be women soliciting sex in liminal, post-industrial and rural settings, captured by Google Street View cameras. Occupying liminal spaces in post-industrial and rural settings, the focus on these women also casts a critical eye on the Street View project itself and on photography’s indelible link to voyeurism and surveillance. The Street View project heralds a new age of street-level cartography that offers a vast, regularly updated archive waiting to be mined by documentarians seeking to make sense of our contemporary condition. The Google Street View car is usually shooting on clear days to obtain the best images and all the faces of the subjects are blurred out to protect their identity.”

In the photos we see a landscape backdrop with women standing on the side of road supposedly waiting for their clientele. The advantage of the camera’s height gives the viewer a towering perspective over the rural and urban landscapes.

Many of Mishka’s projects are an attempt to devise a kind of Public Intelligence service through photography. He comments “With the search engines, public data sets, mapping tools and online communities now at our fingertips, all sorts of patterns, issues, and social realities can be revealed and clearly articulated in a visual manner by connecting the dots.”

Though we are swamped by tired visual clichés on all manner of subjects, Mishka believes that certain images have the power to force us to reflect on ourselves and the society we inhabit. He will be discussing this in detail with an illustrated talk on Monday 28th November at 7pm.

No Man’s Land previews at the Jersey Arts Centre from Monday 28th November to Saturday 10th December 2011. Admission is free but viewers are advised to book tickets in advance.

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(Sanskrit for ‘Truth Force’)

Satyagraha, composed by Phillip Glass, is an opera in three acts for orchestra, chorus and soloists. The opera is based on the life of Gandhi and is the second part of a trilogy of operas about men who have changed the world.

Satyagraha is being screened worldwide as part of The Met: Live in HD series, which is now seen in 1,600 movie theaters in 54 countries. It is the first revival of Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch’s innovative 2008 production. The opera is a moving account of Mahatma Gandhi’s formative experiences in South Africa, which transformed him into a great leader. The opera’s narrative is non-linear and is in three acts.

Each act references majorly related cultural figures including Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy, Bengali writer Rabindranath Tagore and American civil rights leader Martin Luther King. The first two acts have three scenes and the last is one continuous scene. It focuses on the civil disobedience with which Gandhi would inspire non-violent protest in India and around the globe.

“Almost all the techniques of protest that are now the common currency of contemporary political life were invented and perfected by the young Gandhi during his South Africa years,” Glass has said.

Glass’s 20th century masterpiece can be described as minimalist and the title refers to Gandhi’s concept of non-violent resistance to injustice.

Satyagraha is sung in Sanskrit and although there are no subtitles, some phrases, words and ideas are visualized instead, leading to a unique experience of the opera form. As Satyagraha unfolds, the audience is swept into an opera that places moral values at the forefront and plot details on the fringes.

The work contains arias, duets and choruses. Moods, sounds and ideas are paramount in evoking Gandhi’s early years as a visionary of peace.

The cast of the opera includes 2 sopranos, 2 mezzo-sopranos, 2 tenors, a baritone and 2 basses and a large chorus. The orchestra is strings and woodwinds only there is no brass or percussion. The cast are, Richard Croft who portrays Gandhi, a role he first sang to critical acclaim in the 2008 Met premiere of the work. The cast also includes Rachelle Durkin as Miss Schlesen, Kim Josephson as Mr. Kallenbach, and Alfred Walker as Parsi Rustomji.

Contemporary music specialist Dante Anzolini conducts and rising bassbaritone star Eric Owens hosts the transmission

As the creative team and Glass observed Gandhi was one of the first people to harness the power of the media. Therefore the newspaper seen in this production ranges from broadsheets to projected text and even giant puppets. The opera takes place in a single day, spanning dawn until nightfall.

Although the story is based on real-life events, it unfolds as in a dream, with the composer’s self-described “music with repetitive structures” moving the action forward, sometimes gently and sometimes urgently.

Satyagraha is being screened on Wednesday 23rd November at 6pm at the Jersey Opera House. Tickets cost £17.50 and are available from the Jersey Opera House. To book call 511115 or visit www.jerseyoperahouse.co.uk to book online.

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Approximate running time is 4 hours and 10 minutes.

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Vegas Christmas at the Pier Restaurant - Havre des Pas.

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From Friday 5th November, every weekend - all the way to Christmas Eve, plus a spectacular New Years Eve Gala - Las Vegas comes to Jersey. The Pier Restaurant at Havre des Pas offers the chance to experience the thrill of some authentic Vegas games, be entertained by the spectacular cabaret show, and enjoy a sumptuous three-course dinner and drinks. As Christmas Parties are currently being booked and arranged, why not do something different for yours, Las Vegas style?

The Pier Restaurant is the flagship of Jersey’s Empire Catering company - the St Helier based market leaders in food service. Located, appropriately, on the end of the pier at Havre des Pas - overlooking the historic Victorian swimming-pool - The Pier Restaurant is a thoroughly modern, circular shaped bar and restaurant with a stage for performances and a fantastic menu, befitting Empire’s experience and Heritage.

Since opening The Pier, Empire have hosted many charity and private functions, had great responses and provided the venue for some unique performances.

Continuing in this vein, the Christmas party season at The Pier is all set for something special; the ‘Vegas Christmas’ events.

Every weekend until Christmas Eve, there will be real blackjack and roulette tables with professional croupiers - along with an amazing stage show.

The stage show is the renowned ‘Vegas Legends’ Cabaret show. Previously entertaining holiday-makers in Playa des Ingles, Gran Canaria, as well as other hotspots on the entertainment circuit in the UK and abroad, the show is fronted by talented singer Adam Marks.

the stage and audience. He has travelled the world working on cruise ships and was once told he “had the X-factor” by none other than Take That manager Nigel Martin-Smith.

On a previous stint in Jersey, he was noticed by the Variety Club of Great Britain, for his professional approach and vocal talent, and this led to further events that cemented his name in the showbusiness consciousness.

He has performed Las Vegas style shows, complete with showgirls and ‘Rat Pack’ style numbers since at least 2000, and has worked in the ‘Black and Red Casino’. Whilst in this role, he auditioned, choreographed, designed costumes for and performed with an entire cast of 56.

The show became a ‘must see’, and placed Adam in great demand.

You can see why for yourself, as Adam is bringing his expertise to The Pier. The show is already heavily booked, but you can enquire about bookings at; empire@ localdial.com or telephone 01534 280159, as well as further information.

Tickets cost £30 inclusive, per guest. The New Years Eve Gala is £45, and will include some other treats - email for details.

Adam was born in South Wales, and like that other Welsh export to the city of lights and casinos, Tom Jones, has the power and precision of voice that lets him command

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A seven piece “International band based in Jersey” who play “an eclectic mix of tunes to get people dancing”, ZED have been impressing audiences and compelling people to get on the dance-floors of local venues since they formed in early 2010.

As there seems to be an ever increasing schedule of gigs filling Jersey Weekly’s ‘What’s on!’ section with the name ZED, we thought we’d better have a look, a listen and tell our readers just why they should check them out!

Consisting of a lineup of varying nationalities (including Jersey, Romania, Bulgaria and the UK, no less!), musical tastes, ages and instrumental , ZED are right to describe themselves as ‘eclectic’.

On Keyboards, Steven, a former session musician who is as happy on a grand piano as he is on a his keyboards. Completely self-taught he plays anything from Chopin to Rock’n’Roll.

Fronted by the siren like pairing of prestigiously talented blonde and brunette female vocalists - Summer and Ramona respectively - the band is made up of highly skilled and experienced live performers.

The band fuse these influences and outlooks into a funky pop/rock sound with a healthy dose of soul and Motown influences with even a little latin rhythm showing itself from time to time. The combination obviously works, as on top of full dance-floors and happy listeners, the band are being constantly booked; they draw a great crowd who bring a great atmosphere to the venues where they deliver their sound and show in consummate style, each and every time.

Summer comes from a musical family - her Dad is a regular on the Jersey live-music circuit - and has a keenly developed sense of harmony, born of chamber choir performing in her childhood. These days she’s all about the soul, and has plenty of power to go with it.

Ramona was born in Transylvania into a family of folk singers. Growing up influenced by pop/ soul divas like Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey and with a natural connection with latin music by way of her Romanian family heritage, she even got to the semi-finals of ‘Megastars’ the Romanian version of X-Factor!

On Bass Guitar, ‘AJ’. AJ has played in ‘too many bands to mention’ and spends his time when not gigging - with Zed or his other bands - in his studio, writing and recording music. He describes Zed as “Beautifully Inspired Music”, and is the driving force behind the band’s gigging schedule.

On Saxophone/Keyboards, Caroline. Before ZED, as a member of a London Chorus, she has performed at the Royal Albert Hall, the Barbican and has recorded at Abbey Road Studios.

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On Lead Guitar, Miro, hailing from Bulgaria and extensively schooled in music theory. Miro has played in two of the most popular rock bands in Bulgaria and has toured in Scandinavia, Cyprus and Croatia.

On Percussion, Kevin, studied music at Chichester College and is in demand across the South East of England as a versatile and skilled drummer. Whilst in Jersey, he plays with several bands, ZED included.

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They recently completed a full season at the Merton Hotel, and are becoming regular additions to the excellent musical line-up offered by the Ha’Penny Bridge, The Blue Note and The Town House music venues. These venues are hardly struggling for people to fill their diaries, so re-bookings are a strong indicator that the band are on a roll - and they want you to come on it with them: In the near future, ZED have the following gigs, should you feel like getting your groove on and enjoying some great entertainment; • Saturday 19th November at 8.45pm; Ha’penny Bridge • Sunday 20th November at 7.00 pm; Ha’penny Bridge • Friday 2nd December 7.30pm; The Drift (Royal Yacht) • Sunday 4th December at 7pm; Ha’penny Bridge • Sunday 18th December. at 7pm; Ha’penny Bridge You can expect all the atmosphere and fun of a ZED gig, and a constantly evolving set list of covers and originals - the latter of which will make up the forthcoming album, due sometime in 2012 - we’ll keep you posted.

They are also available for all occasions corporate events to weddings, parties and celebrations - nothing is too big or small for them - and have a wide repertoire and set list that covers all tastes and moods. For more information, visit the band’s facebook page; www.facebook.com/ZEDJersey, or email him on afells@jerseymail.co.uk

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Eating In

by Jon Moore, news@jerseyweekly.com

Tagliatelle Alla Carbonara Ready within 1 hour, Serves 4 people

• 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil • 300g prosciutto slices, cut into strips 1cm wide • 100g unsalted butter • 150ml/5fl oz white wine • 6 free-range egg yolks

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• 50g/2oz parmesan, freshly grated, plus extra for serving • 50g/2oz aged pecorino, freshly grated • salt and freshly ground black pepper • 350g/12oz egg tagliatelle

Heat the olive oil in a thick-bottomed saucepan. Add two-thirds of the prosciutto and fry for one minute.

Add 50g/2oz of the butter to the pan and allow to melt, then add the wine and simmer for 2-3 minutes, just to combine with the butter and the prosciutto juices.

Place the egg yolks, parmesan and pecorino into a bowl and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.

Cook the tagliatelle according to the packet instructions, or until al-dente, then drain, reserving a few tablespoons of the cooking water.

Immediately add the pasta to the prosciutto mixture, then stir in the egg mixture - the heat of the pasta will cook the egg.

Add the reserved cooking water if the sauce seems too thick, then stir in the remaining prosciutto and reserved butter.

To serve, spoon into warmed bowls and sprinkle with a little extra parmesan.

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Eating Out

by Mark Bradbury, news@jerseyweekly.com

St Mary’s Country Inn La Rue des Buttes, St. Mary • 01534 482897

ST MARY’S COUNTRY INN is a fine example of a traditional country pub, which are becoming more and more scarce throughout the island, with only a handful still running successfully and retaining their true character. This large granite public house owned by The Liberation Group and run by a very pleasant South African named Steve.

Our visit was on Sunday and it was a family affair. For November the day was particularly pleasant with the sun shinning. Children played outside in the front garden, which offers a nice area in the warmer months where you can be sat relaxing with an ice-cold beer or chilled glass of Sauvignon Blanc, but due to the time of year the adults populated the lounge-bar area whilst we waited for the remainder of the party.

To start my partner and I shared the Warm Salad of Sauteed Woodland Mushrooms, which was served with smoked bacon lardons, sauteed baby potatoes, a poached egg and a crisp fresh salad with balsamic reduction. This food was not your usual pub grub, but had far more finesse - both the presentation and balance of flavours were more like something that you’d expect in a fine dinning establishment.

It was clear that the majority would be eating the roast as a main from the specials board and the difficult decision was whether to go for the Beef or the Pork. Having eaten here many times before I knew that both would be good… mmm… the beef with Yorkshire puddings, or the pork with crackling.

Once all our party arrived we moved through from the more traditional lounge to the slightly more contemporary restaurant area.

I opted for the Beef as it is my favourite and it was delicious, but part of me wished I had chosen the Pork as the crackling did look amazing, and in my opinion you don’t always get - in fact it’s quite hard to find - good crackling these days. Both roast dinners options were served with some very tasty roasties - crispy on the outside and lovely and fluffy in the middle – and a good selection of vegetables. The last but by no means least component of both roast dinners was a slightly odd looking but absolutely stunning cauliflower, cheese and bacon pureed sauce. Then to top it all off their was an abundance of gravy, of which we were offered more if desired.

At our table we were welcomed by our waiter before a drinks order was taken for some very reasonably priced wine, a few varieties of beer and a diet coke for the designated driver.

All-in-all the food was good and the portions were hearty, and overall this is a great place to come and eat with friends and family – I will certainly be going again.

There is a separate bar area which houses a pool table and darts board along with many regulars, who seemed very welcoming.

With it being November and everyone raising awareness through Movember, you can spot the locals, not only their moustaches, but by their sponsored rugby tops - which serve a dual purpose due to the colours being those of the Jersey Rugby Club.

The menu was vast, especially as you had the already large standard menu, a tennerfest menu, and a specials board.

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Thanks perhaps to the evolution of the ‘celebrity chef ’ in the media - numerous charismatic culinary artists have become household names - many people’s views of cooking have changed in recent years.

Whereas fine food preparation may have previously been the domain of the highly trained chef, recent TV shows, books and events have seen many celeb-chefs encourage the public to ‘have a go for themselves’ and experience the joys of preparing gastronomic delights from scratch. We are entering the age of the ‘Foodie’; where preparing - or indeed going out to enjoy an expertly prepared meal - is finding itself alongside traditional social pastimes such as attending shows or the cinema.

One Jersey based family business has embraced this culinary revolution, and is providing Islanders with the means to follow the trend, and do so in style.

ONE OF THE MOST REPEATED lines in the foodie-show revolution is; “It all starts with the right ingredients”.

Whilst starting with the ingredients may seem blatantly obvious, the key word is right.

It should go without saying that if you base a dish on fresh, properly grown and harvested produce, free range meat or eggs, and not ‘factory farmed’ or chemically preserved ingredients, you are setting off on the right foot.

Trinity based company Fungi Delecti understand this, and have taken on the role of being the Island’s first stop for getting the right ingredients, whether locally produced or specially imported. With fifteen years experience, and a slew of testimonials from highly regarded chefs, the company’s bespoke service assures satisfaction to even the pickiest of foodies.

They can supply commercial quantities of hard to locate ingredients, and have developed a worldwide network for procuring authentic, exotic items that may be integral to even the rarest ethnic dishes.

Exotic delicacies need not all be imported though, Fungi Delecti - appropriately, given their moniker - grow native East Asian Shiitake Mushrooms (lentinua edodes) on their Trinity farm. Shiitake Mushrooms take the first part of their name from the Japanese name (Shii) for a native evergreen tree, dead logs from which are the only place the fragrant fungi naturally grow.

This hasn’t prevented Fungi Delecti from successfully growing and harvesting fine examples of the mushroom, which are historically considered medicinal in China, and actually contain a source of lentinan - a clinically approved Cancer treatment used in several countries worldwide. Modern research has shown Shiitake to have antibacterial, antiviral and immune system stimulating properties.

How the ancient Chinese knew this will remain a mystery, but the Chinese name ‘xiānggū’ translates as ‘flower mushroom’, and both dried and fresh specimens are important to many Chinese dishes. The famous vegetarian dish ‘Buddha’s Delight’ owes at least some of it’s flavour to sauteed Shiitake. Japanese ‘miso soup’ and other steamed and simmered dishes make heavy use of the aromatic fleshy aromatic cap of the mushroom.

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When it comes to local produce, Fungi Delecti are somewhat ahead of the game, being farm based themselves.

At their Trinity premises they grow a large variety of herbs, ensuring the very freshest seasonal flavour is available to kitchens and larders in the Island.

Courgettes, baby salad leaves and rhubarb are all grown on site, and Fungi Delecti also has it’s own brood of very contented free range hens. The organic by-products of the growing done at Fungi Delecti provides food for the chickens. This, as well as the country location, with all it’s available foraging opportunities for the happy fowl, ensure that eggs from Fungi are as fresh and tasty as you’ll get anywhere. They really are good.

Fungi has also built great relationships with other local producers. It supports and encourages the very highest standards of produce growing, and the company displays it’s obvious passion for locally sourced produce regularly on it’s website www.fungidelecti.com A recent blog post on their website mentioned the Asparagus crop, stating that Jersey grown asparagus “must surely rival the world’s best in colour and flavour”. For those who like it spicy, local grown ‘scotch bonnet’ peppers are regarded as highly as native Jamaican varieties - but handle them with care - they aren’t for the faint hearted.

All of the above, plus numerous fruits, herbs, nuts and seeds, caviar and roe, grains, chocolate, pasta, olives, cheeses, meats and stocks and of course mushrooms and truffles are kept in their very best and freshest conditions in Fungi’s custom built specialist warehouse.

Located in the same area as the farm, the building uses the very best technology available to ensure that local kitchens, larders, restaurants and chefs - or even wouldbe chefs - are provided with nothing best the best, in the very best condition.

Resected local Chef, Author and purveyor of his own unique ‘fusion cuisine’ Mr. Danny Moisan, of Danny’s restaurant, St Aubin recently stated publicly that he owes much of his success to such a knowledgable, reliable and conscientious supplier. Similar praise has come from Mark Jordan, highly respected Head Chef at Atlantic Hotel and Ocean Restaurant. This kind of accolade doesn’t come lightly from such meticulous professionals.

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You can buy Fungi Delecti produce at the Central Market, but the best place to learn more about the company, the range of foods they offer and the passion they display for what they do, is the website; www.fungidelecti.com For enquiries, email; enquiries@fungidelecti.com or telephone; 01534 863591

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Whilst Fungi Delecti take care of the farming and sourcing, as well as meticulous quality control of their food products, the fastest and most convenient way to actually buy them is through the affiliated distributor Mercury Deliver. Mercury works in tandem with Fungi Delecti to ensure that every household, business and store in Jersey has easy access to the fine quality produce offered. We caught up with William Church, Mercury’s Head of Marketing, and got the low down on how the partnership came about, how Islanders can benefit from it, and how it all works.

To browse, order and arrange delivery from Mercury - who stock much more than just food products please visit www.mercurydeliver.com

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JW Could you tell us a little about Mercury Deliver and it’s services?

MD “MercuryDeliver.com is an online shopping business that delivers everyday house-hold goods to your door. Mercury offer the promise that if you order before 1pm on a particular day, then you will receive your goods the same evening.”

“The company also delivers to office customers during working hours.”

JW How did you first become involved with Wholesaler ‘Fungi Delecti’?

MD “We were looking for a partner to work with who could supply all of our fresh fruit and vegetable requirements - to extend our offer to customers - so we approached Fungi earlier this year and finally uploaded the first lot of images and offers in July.”

JW Do you find that shoppers are making a conscious decision to buy organic and local grown produce?

MD “We don’t offer organic. We took the decision to highlight all local produce that is ‘Genuine Jersey’. Difficult to gauge through the website how this is received, but we are keen supporters, and I believe that our discerning customer base like to see the local following!”

JW How about exotic ingredients and international cuisine, are these becoming more popular, thanks to the quality of Fungi Delecti’s stock and service?

MD “We have only uploaded the Fungi ‘deli range’ in the last month - there has been some uptake across the board on it and we hope that this is an area that will grow. Like everything else, it will take time, but it is an area that we are pushing.”

JW Do you think the emergence in the media of the ‘celebrity chef’ has prompted more people to buy ingredients and cook for themselves?

MD “Yes. This is further supported by the success of local chefs such as Shaun Rankin and Mark Jordan who has recently been joined on the Michelin star list by Richard Allen.”

“I think that there is a growing audience of foodies and we are making available to them a wider range of items each week.”

JW Do you currently have any special deals or offers that our readers might wish to know about?

MD “We have different offers every week across our whole range of products, so not just food.”

JW What is your favourite dish, prepared with ingredients Mercury Deliver and Fungi Delecti can supply?

MD “Impossible to answer, but I am a food snob and love good eating, I always use in-season fresh fruit and vegetables. The selection on our site is massive, so to answer this would be a full menu!”

“Working with Fungi has been the single biggest and best addition to our website this year, and we look forward to doing much more with them and building business together - they really do an excellent job for us. Presentation is great and the produce is always top notch.”

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Christmas & New Year’s Eve Menu Starters Double baked smoked salmon soufflé served with crème fraiche and dill Home-made smooth chicken liver pâté served with red onion marmalade and Melba toast Beef Carpaccio served with truffle paste, rocket salad & Parmesan shavings Ham hock terrine with celeriac remoulade Roasted pumpkin and cranberry soup (V) Main Courses Beef Wellington with mushroom stuffing and red wine sauce served with potato gratin Roast loin of pork served with crackling and apple sauce, Brussels sprouts and roast potatoes Roast turkey breast with cranberry jus, roast shallots, garlic potato, honey-glazed carrots & parsnips Crispy seared salmon with horseradish foam served with creamed potatoes and wilted spinach Red onion tarte tartin with goat’s cheese and cherry tomatoes, rocket salad, baby spinach and Parmesan finished with a balsamic port reduction (V) Desserts “Divine” Christmas pudding served with rum, vanilla ice cream and brandy sauce Hot apple pie with a touch of maple syrup served with Jersey vanilla ice cream Seven Angels’ vanilla panacotta with raspberry coulee Selection of cheese with nuts and biscuits Lemon tart with mango sorbet 2 courses £22.50 3 courses £25.50

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Issue 107, Friday, 18th November 2011

Sports News

Compiled by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

Jersey Squash & Racketball Club Turn ‘Pink’ For Cancer Research UK

have also agreed to match our fundraising efforts by doubling what we raised on the day. I am therefore, delighted that we will be handing over a cheque to Cancer Research UK – Jersey Committee in the sum of £3,512. We were overwhelmed with the raffle prizes received from all over the island. Mo and I would like to thank all the companies that generously provided raffle prizes for our event.”

Jersey RFC Vs Cambridge

A stunning second-half display by Jersey brought the Islanders 33 unanswered points and sealed an emphatic victory over the team who lay third in the National One table before kick-off.

The second-half display was all the more remarkable in that Jersey played with 14 men after the dismissal late in the first period for Nathan Hannay for an alleged head-butt in an incident that also saw Cambridge No 8 Darren Fox given a yellow-card for retaliation.

Whilst most people were relaxing and putting their feet up on Sunday 16th October, the Jersey Squash & Racketball Club opened its doors for a ‘Think Pink Marathon’ in order to raise much needed funds for Cancer Research UK – Jersey Committee.

The pink themed day included adults and children dressing in pink and participating in sponsored Marathon racketball sessions. Raffle prizes were donated by companies from all over the island, including pink champagne which was given to the ladies after they had completed their leg on the court.

Over 50 adults and children took part in the charity day. The unique day included continuous squash rallies with different people joining the rally and the squash ball never actually stopping. The children’s session lasted between 9:00am and 1:00pm, the adults took over at 1:00pm until 4:00pm and the court was free to anyone between 4.00pm and 7.00pm.

Mo Farley, joint Event Organiser said “We put on a similar event in 2010 which was a great success, so we decided to do the same again this year. The pink theme certainly went down better this year and outfits ranged from pink morph suits to pink fairies! The club was awash with pink and we were delighted that even some of the men turned up in pink to show their support”.

Guy Thompson gave the visitors an early lead, supplemented by a Mike Le Bourgeois penalty, but Anders Mogensen’s try, converted by Tom Wheatcroft, made it 7-8. The kickers swapped penalties and in the 23rd minute Dave McCormack shrugged off three tackles to score. A drop-goal by Le Bourgeois and another Wheatcroft penalty completed the scoring to make it 21-13 to Jersey at the break.

For the second week running Guy Thompson scored two tries within the first 10 minutes of the restart, completing a stunning hat-trick and pushing Jersey out of sight. After a lull there was a further burst of three tries in the last 16 minutes. Ed Dawson was first over, then Myles Landick celebrated his second try for Jersey - the first in the Championship semi-final against Taunton 18 months ago - and finally Le Bourgeois crossed to complete a personal haul of 24 points.

After the game Landick praised the outstanding defensive effort which had underpinned the victory, while Head Coach Ben Harvey described it as the best performance by Jersey away from home in the three years he had been involved.

Jersey move above Cambridge and take fifth spot in the table, with 38 points, as a result of the win. Ealing still lead on 53 points, followed by Fylde (42), Rosslyn Park and Coventry (both 39). Beneath Jersey, Cambridge are sixth (36 points) followed by Blackheath and Macclesfield (35 each), Sedgley Park (33) and this weekend’s opponents Tynedale (10th position, 32 points, after losing out narrowly at home to Ealing by 29-24.

Sarah Taylor, who organized the event in conjunction with Mo Farley said “We are really thankful to Bedell who have kindly sponsored The Jersey Squash & Racketball Club and they

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NORWICH v ARSENAL Saturday 12:45

WEST BROM v BOLTON Saturday 15:00

ARSENAL visit Carrow Road for the first time since August 2004, when they beat the Canaries 4-1 – the first of two big wins for the Gunners that year, in fact, as they repeated the scoreline at Highbury on the way to their unbeaten Premiership title. They’ll be the first of the big four to visit Norwich this season, and a loss for the home side would see Paul Lambert’s record of never losing two successive league games in a row in the same season broken for the second time.

Their home form is good, though – they’ve only lost twice at Carrow Road since January.

OWEN Coyle’s side travel to The Hawthorns looking to continue the forward momentum gained after their 5-0 thrashing of Stoke, when they managed to exact revenge for last season’s FA Cup semi-final mauling. Since that match the Trotters managed just three wins in 16 Premier League outings, but having settled their score at Stoke they’ll be banking on another win to clear themselves of trouble. Their record is good, too – they’ve not lost at West Brom since October 2004.

EVERTON v WOLVES Saturday 15:00 EVERTON may be missing the attacking flair of Mikel Arteta, but the Toffees still have the quality to mend a poor run of form which has left them hovering above the relegation zone.

A home tie to Wolves could be a good chance to return to winning ways, since the Molineux outfit traditionally struggle to win at Goodison Park, and Mick McCarthy’s side are also struggling for consistency. Until they beat Wigan last week, in fact, they’d gone went eight matches without a league win.

MAN CITY v NEWCASTLE Saturday 15:00 CITY’s superb form has seen unprecedented crowds at the Etihad this season, and tickets for this weekend’s tie against the Magpies sold out more than three weeks ago. Newcastle are enjoying a good start to the season themselves, and both remain unbeaten – an impressive feat, considering we’re almost into Christmas. Once upon a time this might have been a midtable clash, but City could well be on course to win this year’s Premier League – and Newcastle might not be far behind.

STOKE v QPR Saturday 15:00

WIGAN v BLACKBURN Saturday 15:00 MORE important than the clash of the league’s frontrunners is this weekend’s tie between the Premier League’s bottom two teams, who have picked up just 11 points between them this season. Under-fire bosses Roberto Martinez and Steve Kean desperately need to bump up their points tally if they’ve any hope of saving their jobs, and their teams’ survival prospects.

It’ll be a tense match for the fans, too, although theoretically it should be Blackburn’s for the taking: they’ve won 11 of the teams’ 16 meetings.

SWANSEA v MAN UTD Saturday 17:30 SWANSEA City manager Brendan Rodgers says he’s relishing the visit of Manchester United to the Liberty Stadium this weekend, and it’s the kind of tie Welsh football fans have waited years to see. United have recovered well from their derby day drubbing against Manchester City, and they haven’t lost a match since that fixture in all competitions, yet Rodgers will no doubt be hoping that the atmosphere created by the fans could help to get the Swans a positive result.

CHELSEA v LIVERPOOL Sunday 16:00

EUROPA League side Stoke City are Rangers’ fourth European side in succession as they travel to the Britannia in search of a lucrative three points. Stoke is a notoriously tough place to go, yet QPR have a largely positive record against the Potters: they have 15 wins to Stoke’s eight, last beating them 3-0 in a 2008 Championship match at Loftus Road. Stoke are coming off the back of a 5-0 thrashing by Bolton, but they’ve only been beaten once at home this season.

THIS weekend’s Super Sunday match-up could well be a thriller, with both teams eager to prove their worth in a Premier League title race so far overshadowed by a couple of Manchester clubs. It’s a battle Liverpool can’t really afford to lose, yet Juan Mata’s arrival at Chelsea has helped the Blues deliver a promise of expansive, attacking football, and with Torres back on the right path, Liverpool will need to be dogged in their defence if they’re to have any chance of foiling the home side.

SUNDERLAND v FULHAM Saturday 15:00

TOTTENHAM v ASTON VILLA Monday 20:00

SUNDERLAND need to step it up a gear if they’re to evade a relegation battle, and Steve Bruce will be looking for a convincing performance against a Fulham side lying just a place below them in the table. Tomorrow’s match is the first of four games for the Black Cats against sides lying in the bottom half of the Premier League table, and they’ll be hoping to put a sequence of results together. Fulham, meanwhile, were unlucky not to get a recent point at Spurs, and they’re desperate to get back to mid-table.

TOTTENHAM are level on points with fourth-place Chelsea, and despite the absence of manager Harry Redknapp the North Londoners are settling comfortably into the current season.

Redknapp – in hospital following heart surgery – will have been boosted by a well won 3-1 at Fulham last week, Tottenham’s seventh win in eight league games, and he’ll trust his number two Joe Jordan to oversee another clinical result to a mid-table Villa, who are yet to win away this season.

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One to watch: Manchester United’s Wayne Rooney Words // Marcus Quinn Feature Design // Jon Moore

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SPORT NETBALL Words // Marcus Quinn • Feature Design // Jon Moore

RUGBY AND FOOTBALL may yet be the Island’s most popular spectator sports, but it’s Jersey’s netballers who are winning legions of new followers – on and off the rock.

This season, in fact, Jersey’s top sportswomen are storming the UK’s South West Regional Netball League II in only their first year back in mainland competition following a three-year hiatus.

So far, Island representative side Team Jets are unbeaten in seven matches, sitting top of the leaderboard on maximum points and, as it stands, a good bet for automatic promotion to the South West Regional Netball League I next year.

It’s an impressive feat when you consider that a little over three years ago Jersey – then playing as the representative side J United, under the helm of Ally Meredith – was forced to drop out of UK competition altogether, amid huge financial demands and a struggle to secure sufficient sponsorship.

At the time, it was considered by many that Jersey’s dream of continuing in the South West Premier Netball League – the third tier of English netball, bettered only by the National Premier Leagues and the Superleague – had been shattered for good, as the financial pressures of competing had proven too great without a major sponsor coming forward.

There were concerns, too, about a required re-structure of the English league system, which would follow a move towards the club-based netball, rather than region-based, which is now enforced in the UK. As a result, from the following season only club sides would be able to contest the league, which meant that Jersey would have only been able to compete if J United was to be registered as a club to which all netballers in the Island would sign up to as their first choice, as opposed to an Island select side. Those who signed up to J United as a club side would then have to stake a second claim in their local league side.

Ultimately, however, it was decided by the Jersey Netball Association that financial concerns, as well as the required league restructure, would make it too difficult for J United to continue to compete in the season 2008/09.

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Jersey has always been a great force in UK netball and, historically, the Island punches well above its weight on the regional and national netball stage, so to face withdrawal from the league system was a devastating blow. The Island’s fate was made all the more difficult to swallow following the team’s superb performance in the UK league system: having remained unbeaten to gain promotion to the South West Premier in 2007, J United had continued to impress in their final season, becoming the first side in history to retain their place at that level.

Yet despite being one of the most popular sports for women in Jersey, boasting one of the best inter-insular records of all sports – Jersey beats Guernsey in nearly every age group match each year and has also produced a senior England netballer in Serena Guthrie – sponsors were not forthcoming, and the Jersey Netball Association’s only viable decision was to pull the plug on UK competition.

That was, until last year, when a decision was made to get a team from Jersey back into the UK league system.

As a result, Jersey now has Island side Team Jets, which is a newlyformed club team open to all local netballers. The move has been made possible by a new financial deal with Dominion, who have become the Jersey Netball Association’s primary sponsor, and who have agreed to fund travel for Team Jets senior side, as well as the Academy under 16 and under 14 teams.

It’s a deal which allowed Team Jets to travel to the University of West England in Bristol in May this year to try to win a place in the South West Regional Netball League II – the fourth tier of UK netball competition – through a two-day tournament playoff.

They not only won the competition, but soared through the qualification stages as they triumphed unbeaten, and put Jersey firmly back on the netball map.

Team Jets, coached by Island netball stalwart Linda Andrews, have now since joined nine other teams in the league to play a total of 18 matches this season – including a number of home fixtures, played at Les Ormes, Jersey’s new home of netball.

Andrews has a squad of 15 players named for the 18 matches they will play this season and ten will travel each time they are away.

It’s an exciting time for the sport, particularly as Jersey have already put their stamp on this year’s competition. Their impressive form means they are yet to lose a league match and they are well on their way to achieving a top two place for promotion. The ultimate ambition is that, after a few seasons, Team Jets will be pushing for a place in the National League – in which case netball might not be trailing spectator numbers for rugby and football for much longer.

UPCOMING FIXTURES 10/12/11 Team Jets v Team Bath Team Jets v Hucclecote

03/03/12 Team Jets v Pinehurst Team Jets v Lawn Venue: Sir David English Centre

07/01/12 Team Jets v Team Bath Team Jets v Hucclecote Venue: Sir David English Centre

24/03/12 Team Jets v Bournemouth Venue: Sir David English Centre

11/02/12 Team Jets v TJs Team Jets v Almondsbury

21/04/12 Team Jets v Saints Team Jets v Carol Anne

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Sports & Fitness

by Tiffany Shales, news@jerseyweekly.com

SPORTS & FITNESS CENTRES

BodyRox No. 6, Seale Street, Seaton Place, St Helier.

Fort Regent Leisure Centre St Helier. Phone: 449800

Phone: 618300 Open: Mon - Thurs: 6am - 9pm Fri: 6am - 8pm Sat: 7am - 5pm Sun: 8am - 5pm

Carrefour Metro

www.gov.je Gym: Mon - Thurs: 6.30am - 9.30pm, Fri: 6.30am - 9pm Sat & Sun: 8.15am - 5pm Bank Holidays: 9am - 5pm

Normandy House, Grenville Street, St

Helier Phone: 739000 Open: Mon - Thurs: 6.30am - 9pm, Fri: 6.30am - 8pm, Sat: 8am 5.30pm, Sun: 9am - 4pm

Club Carrefour La Grand Route de St Laurent, St Lawrence Phone: 865555 Open: Mon - Thurs: 6.30am - 9pm, Fri: 6.30am - 8.30pm, Sat: 7.30am - 7pm, Sun: 8.30am - 6pm

Curves 19 Oxford Road, St Helier. Phone: 611900

Open: Mon - Fri: 7am - 3pm, 4pm - 7pm Sat: 9am - 12pm

Fitness First The Waterfront, La Rue de L’Etau, St Helier.

Phone: 752400 Open: Mon - Thurs: 6am - 10pm Fri: 6am - 8pm Sat: 7am - 8pm Sun: 8am - 6pm

• ARCHERY • Archers of Jersey

£6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Old School Aerobics Carrefour Metro

Aerobics at Fitness First

• AQUA AEROBICS •

Mon - 5.30pm Hydrofit at Les Quennevais Fri - 5.45pm Mon - 7pm £39.95 a month, Classes are 45 mins. £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Shape up to Music Aerobics with Jayne & Julie Aquamotion at Les Mon - 7.15pm Quennevais

Sun - 10.30am Tues & Thurs - 9.45am £6 a session, 1 hour. St Mary’s £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Community Centre (Mon) & St Martins are 45 min.

School (Sun) 864569. Until Dec.

Aqua Combat

Fat Burner at Les Quennevais Tues - 7pm Tues - 7pm

Brune, St Brelade. Phone: 497000 www.lesormesjersey.co.uk Gym: Mon - Fri 6.30am - 9pm Sat & Sun: 7.30am - 8pm

Les Quennevais Sports Centre

Route des Quennevais, St Brelade. Phone: 449880 www.gov.je Gym: Mon - Fri: 7am - 9pm Sat: 9am - 5pm Sun: 9am - 6pm Bank Holidays: 9am - 5pm Swimming pool: Mon - Fri: 7am - 8.30am (Adults only) 9am - 8pm Wed & Thurs: 7pm - 8pm (Adults only) Fri: 6pm - 7pm (Family fun) Sat: 9am - 5pm Sun: 9am - 7pm, 4.30pm - 6pm (Family fun) Bank Holidays: 9am - 5pm

Springfield Stadium & Sports Centre Janvrin Rd,

St Helier. Phone: 449615 www.gov.je Centre: Mon - Thurs: 6.30am - 10.15pm Fri: 6.30am - 6.30pm Sat & Sun: 8.30am - 2pm.

Gym: Mon - Thurs: 6.30am - 9.30pm Fri: 6.30am - 6pm Sat & Sun: 8.30am - 1.30pm

Fri - 1pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

734524 aquasplash.je

Aqua Natal at Les at Quennevais

Mon & Wed - 7am - 9pm £TBA archersofjersey.webs. Mon - 5.30pm com Tony O’Sullivan 743755 or £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both archersofjersey@hotmail.co.uk clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour Archery Society Metro. Classes are 45 mins.

Thurs - 7.30pm Sun - 10am Dance Aerobic at BodyRox £TBC 91 Crabbe, St Mary Thurs - 12.10pm jerseyarcherysociety.co.uk £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

• AEROBICS •

Les Ormes Golf & Leisure Village Le Mont a la

£7.30, Beginners Class Aqua Splash

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• BADMINTON •

Tues & Wed - 7pm £6.80, Classes are 1 hour.

Grainville Badminton Club

Aqua Beat at Les Quennevais

Tues & Fri - 8pm - 10pm Friendly club looking club Wed - 9.45am standard players to join as new £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes members or guests. £5 guest are 45 mins. or membership options, New Gilson Hall, La Pouquelaye info@ Aqua Aerobics at Les grainvillebadmintonclub.com

Quennevais

• BASKETBALL • Thurs - 7pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Beginners - Jersey Aqua Fit at Les Quennevais

Basketball Association

Tues - 7.30pm. £TBC Langford Fri - 9.45am Sports Centre, Mont Millais £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Advance - Jersey Basketball

Post Natal Aqua at Les Quennevais

Association

Fri - 10.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Aqua Mobility at Les Quennevais

Tues - 8.30pm £TBC Langford Sports Centre, Mont Millais

• BODY PUMP • Bodypump at Fort Regent Mon & Wed - 6pm

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Thurs - 5.45pm Jersey Thai Boxing Club £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Tues & Thurs - 6pm are 1 hour.

Sat - 3pm £5 per session or £35 a month, 70 Bodypump Technique at Fort Stopford Road, St Helier 077977 42964

Regent

• CIRCUITS • Mon & Wed - 5.40pm Thurs - 5.30pm FREE, Classes are 15 mins. Curves Circuit with Zumba Recommend to do before your 1st Mon - 7am, 12.30pm, 6pm & Body pump 6.30pm Thurs - 9am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm & Body Pump at Fitness First 4.30pm Tues - 7am & 5.30pm Sat - 9.30am & 10am Thurs - 7am, 1.15pm & 6.30pm Classes are 30 mins.

Sat - 9am £39.95 a month, Classes are 1 hour. Performance Life at Carrefour

classes, Only valid for Carrefour Metro. Classes are 1 hour.

• CYCLING •

Laydeez Fitness Classes

Coast 2 Coast Mountain Bike Tour

Circuits at Les Quennevais

Dance N’ Tone at Springfield

Step Circuit at Les Quennevais

Beginners/Intermediate Line Dancing at Springfield

Tues & Thurs - 6.30pm Sun - 10am Sat - 9.30am £10 - £30, Kiosk, Bel Royal john@ £5 per class or £30 per month, First jerseyadventures.com 07797 727503 Tower School Gym 07797 721315 fiteez.co.uk • DANCE • Tues - 6.30pm Mon - 6pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour. are 45 mins.

Wed - 6pm Metro Tues - 9am Sun - 10.15am Muscle Pump at Carrefour Mon & Fri - 1.10pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Metro Advanced. £45.50 or £59.50 a month £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Mon & Wed - 1.10pm for both clubs, Classes are 30 mins.

Tues - 5.30pm (45 mins) £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both Circuits at Fitness First clubs, Classes are 35 mins.

Mon & Wed - 1.15pm £39.95 a month, Classes are 35 mins.

are 45 mins.

• COMBAT WORKOUTS • Boxercise at BodyRox

Tues - 12.10pm Wed - 1.10pm Thurs - 5.20pm (Outdoor) Fri - 7am Mon - 6pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes £59.50 a month for both Carrefour £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour. are 45 mins unless stated. clubs. Classes are 1 hour.

Bodypump Express at Fort Regent Circuits at Club Carrefour

• BOWLS •

Busy Life at Carrefour Metro

Tues & Thurs - 7am Tabs Tues & Thurs - 5.30pm Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri - 9.30am Wed - 1.10pm & 11.30am £TBC Jersey Indoor Bowls, Mixed ability. £45.50 or £59.50 a The Indoor Bowling Stadium, Grainville month for both clubs, Class Pass Helen: 768772 or jerseyindoorbowl@ - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for aol.co.uk Carrefour Metro. Classes are 35 mins.

Jersey Bowls

Mon - Fri - 10am - 2pm £3 Jersey Bowls Club, Westmount 852158

Tabs & Disabled (new members welcome)

Circuits at Carrefour Metro

Tues - 12.10pm £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour Metro. Classes are 30 mins.

Wed - 9.30am £TBC Jersey Indoor Bowls, The Indoor Together in Life at Carrefour Bowling Stadium, Grainville Helen: Metro 768772 or jerseyindoorbowl@aol.co.uk Tues & Thurs - 5.30pm Women Only. £45.50 or £59.50 a Friendly League month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 Sat - 9.30am for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour £TBC Jersey Indoor Bowls, The Indoor Metro. Classes are 30 mins.

Bowling Stadium, Grainville Helen: 768772 or jerseyindoorbowl@aol.co.uk Circuits at Fort Regent Tues - 6pm • BOXING • Wed - 7am Sun - 10.30am Pisces Thai Boxing Gym £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Mon & Fri - 5pm - 6pm (Children are 1 hour.

Classes) Mon, Wed & Fri - 6pm - 7.30pm Boxing Circuit at Carrefour (Adult Classes) Metro TBA, La Petit Route Des Mielles, Tues - 6.20pm St Brelade. 07797 813676 or £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both andysellars@yahoo.co.uk clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10

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Body Attack at Fort Regent

Intermediate/Advance Line Dancing at Springfield

Tues - 10am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Over 50’s Shape up to Music with Jayne & Julie

Tues - 10.30am Thurs - 10.30 £5.66 a session, 1 hour. Beginners also welcome St Mary’s Community Centre (Tues) & Trinity Parish Hall (Thurs) 864569. Until Dec.

Mon - 6pm Wed - 5.45pm Sat - 10am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Contemporary Dance &

Fighting Fit at Fort Regent

Improvisation

Tues - 6pm - 7pm Mon & Wed - 6.30pm for Adults - All Ages & Abilities. £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Parking in the school playground, are 1 hour.

Your first session is FREE! Then £5 per class Tel. 07797855756 Body Combat at Fort Regent unitydanceprojects@yahoo.com Tues & Thurs - 5.45pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Dance Fusion at Fort Regent are 1 hour.

Wed - 9.30am

Kickboxing at Fort Regent

£6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Tues & Thurs - 6.15pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Salsa Fusion are 1 hour 45 mins.

Wed - 8pm - 10.30pm until 28th Dec Boxing Circuit at Carrefour £5, The Drift Bar 07797 845845

Metro

Tues - 6.20pm £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour Metro. Classes are 1 hour.

Kids & Teenage B-boying (Breakdance)

Sat - 12pm - 1pm (4 - 9yrs), 1pm 2pm (10 - 18 yrs) £4 - £5, great form of dance to learn, but also improves coordination, Fighting fit at Carrefour Metro balance, confidence and general Thurs - 6.30pm fitness for all levels of ability. Boys £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both and Girls welcome. Samares School clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 07797 785810. classes, Only valid for Carrefour Metro. Classes are 1 hour.

• DIVING •

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PADI Dive Courses

Daily at a time the suite you From a Discover Scuba Session (try dive) through to Instructor Training £TBC DiveJersey, Belmont Road 880934 www.divejersey.co.uk

DiveJersey - Boats Dive

£6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Zumba/Atomic at BodyRox

Wed - 10.30pm - 5 - 9yrs Thurs - 9.30am - 4 - 7yrs Thurs - 10.30pm for Teens £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Varied Schedule Including Shallow dives suitable for open water divers £TBC DiveJersey, Fitness for Teens at BodyRox Belmont Road 880934 www. Wed - 3.30pm £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes divejersey.co.uk are 1 hour.

PADI Open Water Course

Mon - Thurs - 10am - 4pm £TBC The Dive Centre, Bouley Bay 866990 scubadivingjersey.com

• MARTIAL ARTS •

Ambient Stretch at Les Quennevais

Mon - 10.30am (1 hour), 7pm Tues - 9.30am, Wed - 7pm Wed -1.15pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Fri - 10.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins. are 45 mins.

Body Balance at Fitness Pilates at Fitness First First Sun - 10.30am £39.95 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

• NETBALL •

Pilates at BodyRox

Pay and Play

Wed - 8.30pm - 10.30pm £5, Open to all abilities even Jersey Wado Ryu Karate Club complete novices, Les Ormes indoor Mon & Thurs - Juniors 6.30pm - Netball Courts, Rena Nelson 7.30pm, Seniors 6.30pm - 8.30pm 449748 or r.nelson@gov.je Try Dives £TBC, Bel Royal School 07797 Mon - Sun - 10am - 5.30pm £35 over half term for families - 722102 info@jerseywadoryu.com Back to Netball £49.50 The Dive Centre, Bouley Bay Mon - 8.15pm - 9.30pm - 10 Piscesfitness 866990 scubadivingjersey.com weeks starting from 5th Sept Wed - 5pm - 6pm (Bag & Pad £55 for 10 weeks, Open to all • HOCKEY • Blast) abilities even complete novices, Sat - 11am - 12pm - (Rounds/ Back to Netball provides a gentle Circuit Training) Jersey Ladies Hockey Club introduction to the sport for female £5, Pisces Thai Boxing Gym, La players over sixteen years of age, Les Wed - 6.15pm Newcomers Welcome, Les Petit Route Des Mielles, St Brelade. Ormes indoor Netball Courts, Rena Quennevais astro turf, 07829 916655 07797 813663 or natsellars@ Nelson - 449748 or r.nelson@gov.je hotmail.com nicky_quenault@yahoo.co.uk

• KAYAKING • Kayak Tours

Daily - 10am £20 - £25, Location on booking 07797 727503, jerseyadventures.com

Kayak Tours

• PETANQUE •

Children Beginners - Cho’s Tae Kwon Do Friendly Petanque Sat - 11am £TBC Active Studio, Fort Regent

Children Advance - Cho’s Tae Kwon Do

Sat - 12pm, Mon - 6pm Daily - 12.30pm, 2.30pm & 3pm £TBC Active Studio & Dance Studio, £25 - £30, St Brelade’s Bay 07797 Fort Regent 736411 www.absolutejersey.co.uk

Mon & Thurs - 12.15pm Tues - 1.15pm £39.95 a month, Classes are 35 mins.

Thurs - 1.45pm FREE, Carrefour Petanque Club, The Nicolle Centre, La Route de St Jean, St Lawrence

• PILATES •

Mon & Thurs - 1.10pm £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Fitness Pilates at Fort Regent Mon - 6pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Core Pilates at Club Carrefour

Thurs & Fri - 10.30am Wed - 6.15pm £59.50 a month for both Carrefour clubs. Classes are 1 hour.

Beginners Pilates at Springfield

Tues - 11.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Power Fitness Pilates at Fort Regent

Tues - 1pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 50 mins.

Pilates for the more Active at Fort Regent

Power Pilates at Les Quennevais

Thurs - 1.10pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Mon - 9.30am Sit on top Kayaking Course £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 50 mins.

Ambient Stretch at Fort are 45 mins.

Pilates at Carrefour Metro Sun - 10am - 12.30pm Thurs - 5.30pm £235 - £310 (6 or 8 weeks) For Regent £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both anyone who wants to discover sit-on- Mon - 9.30am Fitness Pilates at clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 top kayaking or has bought a kayak Fri - 10.30am Springfield classes, Only valid for Carrefour and wants to improve their paddling £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Mon, Wed & Thurs - 9.30am are 1 hour. skills. kayakadventures.co.uk £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Metro. Classes are 55 mins.

077978 53033 are 45 mins.

• MIND AND BODY •

• KIDS • Kids Class at Fitness First

Mon, Wed & Fri - 9.30am £39.95 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Body Balance at Fort Regent

Mon & Wed - 7.15pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Tai Chi & Relaxation at Les Quennevais Tues - 12.30pm

Boxercise for 12 - 15yrs at £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

BodyRox Mon - 10.30am £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes Tai Chi & Relaxation at Springfield are 1 hour.

Wed - 12.15pm Fun & Fitness for 5 - 9 yrs at £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

BodyRox Tues - 9.30am

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Pilates at The Studio

• RUGBY •

Mon -10am & 1.10pm (40 mins) Tues - 7.15pm (40 mins) Wed - 12.10pm (40 mins) & 9.30am Thurs - 5.30pm Fri - 1.10pm (40 mins) Sat - 10am £6 - 40 mins, £7 1 hour classes. The Studio, Top Floor, 21a La Columberie 07797889107, karenatthestudio@ live.co.uk, kmpilates.com

Fitness Pilates at Les Quennevais

Les Quennevais Rugby

Wed - 6.30pm FREE new players (adult males only) of all levels of experience welcome. Playing at Jersey Rugby Club grounds Wayne: 07797 771367 or info@lqrfc.com

St Helier Rugby

Wed - 6.30pm FREE new players (adult males only) of all levels of experience welcome.

Playing at Jersey Rugby Club grounds Alex: 07829 702324 or sthelier.rugby@ gmail.com

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• RUNNING • Women’s Running Bootcamp with Fiteez

& 6pm Fri - 5.30pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Starting 24th Sept, 6 weeks - 9am Spinning at Club Carrefour £45, Beginners & Intermediates, Mon, Wed & Thurs - 9.30am 07797 721315 fiteez.co.uk Mon - 6.15pm Running Club at Carrefour Sat - 9.15am Metro Sun - 10am Tues - 1pm £59.50 a month for both Carrefour £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs. Classes are 45 mins. clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour Spinning at Carrefour Metro Metro. Classes are 45 mins.

Mon & Thurs - 1.10pm Wed - 5.45pm • SAILING • £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 Raleigh Sailing classes, Only valid for Carrefour Daily Cruise’s Available Metro. Classes are 35 mins.

5 different cruises available, short bay, coastal, around the island, inter island Spinning at Les Quennevais & french coast cruises. Prices vary. Mon & Thurs - 6pm & 7pm 07797 792858 or 638804, admin@ Tues - 10.30am & 6pm raleighsailing.com Weds - 9.30am & 6pm Fri & Sat - 9.30am • SHOOTING • Sun - 10.15am (1 hour 30 mins on last Sun of each month) Clay Pigeon Shooting £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Daily are 45 mins.

Clay pigeon shooting is a thrilling experience which demands RPM at Fitness First concentration, a keen eye and quick Tues & Fri - 6.15am, 7am reactions £35 Absolute Adventures Wed - 5.30pm 07797736411 www.absolutejersey.co.uk Thurs - 7am Sat - 9am Jersey Pistol club Sun - 11am Sat - 2pm £39.95 a month, Classes are 45 mins.

Sun - 10am • STEPS • £3 - £6 Jersey Pistol club, Le Chermin du Catel, St Mary 852158 information@ jerseypistolclub.org.je Step at Les Quennevais Mon - 9.30am • SPINNING • £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Spinning at Fitness First

Mon - 7am, 1.15pm, 4.40pm, 5.30pm & 6.30pm Tues - 1.15pm, 4.40pm, 5.30pm & 6.30pm Weds - 7am, 1.15pm & 6.30pm Thurs - 1.15pm & 5.30pm Fri - 1.15pm Sun - 9.30am £39.95 a month, Classes are 45 mins.

Spinning at BodyRox

Mon - 7am & 12.10pm (35mins) Tues - 5.30pm Wed - 7.15am & 6pm Thurs - 12.10pm & 5.30pm Fri - 7.15am & 12.10pm £6 a class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Spinning at Fort Regent

Simply Step at Carrefour Metro

Wed & Fri - 5.30pm £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour Metro. Classes are 45 mins.

Step & Shape at Fort Regent

Wed - 7.10pm (50 mins) Thurs - 9.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 1 hour.

Step & Pump at BodyRox

Fri - 1.10pm £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 40 mins.

Step at Fitness First

Mon - 7am & 6pm Sun - 9.30am Tues & Thurs - 7.10am, 9.30am £39.95 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

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£39.95 a month, Classes are 45 mins.

• VOLLEYBALL • Beach Volleyball

Shape & Tone at Les Quennevais

Beginner Volleyball

Bodytone at BodyRox

Thurs - 6pm Tues & Sat - 9.30am FREE, Open to everyone - just bring £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes water. The Gunsite are 45 mins.

Sat - 2pm - 4pm £5 a Session, interested in learning how to play or to improve their skills.

Haute Vallee School 077977 42882

• WALKING •

Tues - 1.10pm £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 45 mins.

Core Conditioning at Les Quennevais Tues - 6.10pm (50 mins) Fri - 1.30pm (45 mins) £6.70 or FREE with Active.

Nordic Walk with Fiteez

Regular Classes & Courses For more information call 07797 721315 fiteez.co.uk Leg, Tums & Bums at Les

Quennevais

• WORK OUTS •

Wed - 9.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Muscle Pump at Les Quennevais

Mon - 10.30am (1 hour) Tues - 7pm Thurs - 10.30am Sun - 9.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Body Active at Springfield

Cardio Kick at Les Quennevais

Wed - 10.15am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Legs, Tums & Bums at BodyRox

Mon - 11.15am Wed - 12.10pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Thurs - 6.15pm are 45 mins. £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Body Sculpt (upper) Carrefour Metro

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Core Extreme at BodyRox

Mon, & Wed - 12.10pm Wed - 5.20pm Tues & Thurs - 1.10pm £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both are 1 hour. clubs, Classes are 35 mins.

Musle Pump at BodyRox

Mon - 12.10pm Fri - 1.10pm £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 1 hour.

Total Tone at Les Quennevais

Absolute Abs at Carrefour Metro Wed - 6.20pm £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Carrefour Metro. Classes are 30 mins.

Mon - 1.15pm Tri Work-Out at Les £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Quennevais are 45 mins.

Thurs - 9.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Team Workout - Abs at are 45 mins.

Fitness First

Mon, Wed & Fri - 5pm £39.95 a month, Classes are 15 mins.

Stretch & Shape at Les Quennevais

Body Active at Les Quennevais

Thurs - 11am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Mon & Thurs - 6pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Bootcamp at Carrefour Metro are 45 mins.

Thurs - 12.10pm Perfect for those who want to push Core at Fitness First themselves that bit further & enjoy Mon - 6.15pm training outdoors. £45.50 or £59.50 Fri - 1.15pm a month for both clubs, Class Pass

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- £70 for 10 classes, Only valid for Bikram Yoga Les Ormes Carrefour Metro. Classes are 30 Tues & Thurs - 10am mins.

Thurs - 6.30pm Body Combat at Fitness First All classes are for beginners, 07797 Thurs - 5.30pm 851589 or www.bikramyoga.je Sat - 10am £39.95/month, Classes are 45 mins. Dynamic Yoga at Springfield Weighted Workout at Les Tues - 5.45pm Quennevais £7.90 or FREE with Active, Classes Fri - 9.30am are 1 hour 15 mins. £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Yoga at Fitness First Tues - 6.30pm Total Tone at Fort Regent Fri - 7am Fri - 9.30am Sat - 11am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes £39.95 a month, Classes are 1 hour. are 45 mins.

Hatha Yoga Beginings

Friday Fitness at Les Quennevais

Tues - 6.30pm £7 Rouge Bouillon School Mary: 07797 761014

Fri - 10.30am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Mind & Body Yoga at

• YOGA • Bikram Yoga Carrefour

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Thurs - 5.45pm £7.90 or FREE with Active, Classes Zumba at Fort Regent are 1 hour 15 mins.

Tues & Sat - 9.30am Tues - 6pm Yoga Class Thurs - 1.10pm Thurs - 6.30pm - 7.30pm £6 - £7 £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes L’Horizon Spa 07829 954000 calli@ are 45 mins. yoga-box.co.uk Zumba at Les Quennevais Tues - 10.15am Yogalates at Springfield Sun - 11.15am Thurs - 7pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 min. are 45 mins.

Zumba at BodyRox

Dynamic Yoga at Les Quennevais

Tues - 5.20pm Wed - 6pm Thurs - 7pm Thurs - 7pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes are 45 mins. are 1 hour.

Fitness Yoga at Carrefour Zumba at Rouge Bouillon Metro School

Fri - 1.10pm £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 Tues - 7pm £7.90 or FREE with Active, Classes classes, Only valid for Carrefour Club are 1 hour.

Metro. Classes are 35 mins.

Mon & Wed - 9.30am Tues & Thurs - 6pm Fri - 5.45pm £59.50 a month for both Carrefour clubs. Classes are 1 hour 30 mins.

Springfield

Yoga at Les Quennevais

Gentle, Relaxing Yoga for Zumba at Springfield

Winter Wed - 7am Sat & Sun - 9.30am - 10.30am Sun - 8.45am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes All adults welcome regardless of ability. First taster class is free! are 1 hour. £7 thereafter, discount of 10% on Afternoon Yoga at Les Toddler Massage & Yoga (6 block bookings. Reduced rate of £5 Quennevais for referrals. £7 Jersey Indoor Bowls Months - 2 Yrs) Mon & Wed - 1.15pm Stadium, Grainville Linda - 07797 Wed - 9.30am - 10.20am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes £35 for 6 weeks, Carousel Dance 766611 or jsylcarden@yahoo.co.uk are 30 mins.

Studio, St Helier, 639603 / 07797 Yogalates at Les Quennevais 810638, lavenderlullabies.co.uk Yoga at BodyRox Sat - 10.15am Mon - 5.45pm £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Svaroopa ® Yoga £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes Wed - 10am are 45 mins. are 1 hour.

Thurs - 6.15pm £10 (block) - £13 (drop in), Classes Hatha Yoga at Springfield Bikram Yoga at Yoga Matters are 1 hour 30 mins, Indoor Bowling Sun - 10am Everyday Stadium Grainville. Celina - 07797 £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes Mon to Fri - 6pm are 1 hour 30 mins.

919149 Tues, Thurs, Sat & Sun - 9.30am Sat - 4pm Vinyasa Yoga at Fort Regent • ZUMBA • £7, 3a Rue de Funchal, St Helier Wed - 6pm www.yogamatters.yolasite.com £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes 07797 838376 Zumba at Carrefour Metro are 1 hour.

Mon - 6.20pm Jersey Bikram Yoga Sat - 10.15am Vinyasa Yoga at Les Mon, Wed & Fri - 6.30pm £45.50 or £59.50 a month for both Quennevais Sun - 10am clubs, Class Pass - £70 for 10 Thurs - 9.30am Members/OAP/Students £7, Drop £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes classes, Only valid for Carrefour in £10 or 10 Classes £80, Yoga are 1 hour.

Metro. Classes are 1 hour. studio, Les Ormes Golf & Leisure Village 07797 725243 www. Iyengar Yoga at Club Zumba at La Moye School jerseybikramyoga.com Mon & Wed - 6.30pm Carrefour £6 per session, Lucy 07797 761892 Thurs & Sat - 9.30am Ashtanga Yoga at BodyRox £59.50 a month for both Carrefour Tues & Thurs - 7am Zumba at St Martin’s School clubs. Classes are 1 hour 30 mins. £6 per class or £38 a month, Classes Mon - 6.30pm are 1 hour. £6 per class, Julie 07797 815610 or Core Body Yoga at Colin 07797 747392 Springfield

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Tue - & Thurs - 6.10pm Sun - 11.10am £6 per class or £40 per month (10 classes) Jo - 077977 78015 or zumbajojersey@hotmail.com Wed - 5.45pm Sat - 9.15am £6.70 or FREE with Active, Classes are 45 mins.

Zumba at Town Church

Wed - 6pm £6 per class, Julie 07797 815610 or Colin 07797 747392

Zumba at Fitness First

Wed - 6.15pm Fri - 10.30am & 6.30pm Sun - 11.30am £39.95 a month, Classes are 45 mins.

Zumba at St John’s School

Thurs - 6.30pm £6 per class, Julie 07797 815610 or Colin 07797 747392

Zumba at Club Carrefour

Fri - 9.30am Sun - 10.10am £59.50 a month for both Carrefour clubs. Classes are 1 hour.

Zumba at Trinity Parish Hall Fri - 10.15am £6 per class Jo - 077977 78015

Zumba for Beginners at Fort Regent Fri - 1.10pm £3.35 or FREE with Active, Classes are 35 mins.

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Classifieds List your private classified adverts FREE at JerseyWeekly.com/classifieds

PROPERTY 3 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME St Saviour/St Clement area, close to beach, park and town. Well maintained three bedroom semidetached house for sale, perfect for a young family. Comprising of large kitchen diner and separate utility room. Sunny lounge with functional fireplace. Fantastic loft conversion currently being used as a study but could be used as a 4th bedroom. New roof. Double glazed with under floor and gas central heating. Small south facing garden. Sea views and parking for one car. Internal viewing a must.

Offers around £379,000 Call 07797 718410 BEAUTIFUL 1 BEDROOM PENTHOUSE FLAT Beautiful 1 bedroom penthouse flat in St Aubin with stunning views across the harbour. Recently re-decorated to a high standard.

Flat compromises of: 1 Large bedroom with built in wardrobe Lounge/Dining area Newly fitted kitchen with a range of cupboard, fridge/freezer, washing machine and built in oven hob Newly fitted bathroom suite. There is also 1 allocated parking space and loft storage Rent is £1200 PCM £1500 Deposit Full Housing qualifications required If you would like to come and have a look please let me know and we are happy to accommodate this at any time. Flat is available from 01 December Call 07829 777617 IMPOSING DETACHED 4 BEDROOM HOUSE Large Detached Granite House - St Ouen - £2,550 pcm - A-J An imposing four double bedroom, two bathroom detached granite property located in the West ideally situated close to all local amenities, bus routes and just a two minute drive to the beach. To the rear of the property there is a large sunny enclosed, mature garden offering total privacy. Parking for 3 to 4 cars plus a garage and external buildings which can be used as an office / den. Available to let to A-J Categories. £2,550 PCM Call 01534 861123 or 077977 88304

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Two bedroom two bathroom apartment (A-J) Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom purpose built apartment with views over People’s Park. Designated secure underground parking space, security intercom access, impressive communal areas and lift access to all floors. The apartment is in excellent condition and features a fully fitted kitchen with integrated cooker, dishwasher and washer dryer, double glazing and Economy 7 heating. Lounge (26.9’) with Juliette balcony.

Master bedroom with en-suite.

Situated on the outskirts of town within easy walking distance of shops, the park and beach. £1,350 PCM Call 077977 61229 1 BED TOWN FLAT FOR RENT MARINA LOCATION

Bran New Marina apartment at castle key, partly furnished with high gloss latte fitted wardrobes a memory foam bed with draws and wall mounted plasma screen TV. The curtains in the bedroom and lounge are fully lined with blackout. Wooden floors run throughout finished to a very high standard The apartment benefits from a fully fitted German kitchen with all top end appliances and a separate cupboard in the hall way that houses the washer dryer. £975 PCM Call 077977 68817 DETACHED A-J 3 BEDROOM HOUSE - ST SAVIOUR A-j detached 3 bedroom house for rent in st saviour. Tucked away in small private quiet cul de sac of just 3 houses. Close to st saviour and grainville schools, walk to the waterfront in 30 minutes.

Unfurnished. Parking for 4 cars. £1,650 Call 07797 740810

NON-QUALS QUIET GARDEN FLAT WITH PARKING 1 double bedroom with shower on suite (no bath), plus 1 box room (box room 2.51m x 1.87m), Lounge/ Dinner, Kitchen, Toilet, Storage area. Own entrance to garden and on site parking for 1 car. Part furnished, Gas cooker and fridge on site. Available for professional persons only at £1,150 pcm for a couple or £1,046 pcm for single occupancy, plus own utility charges. Non smokers, Minimum 2 year agreement £1,046 Contact through jerseyweekly.com DETACHED A-J 3 BEDROOM HOUSE - ST SAVIOUR A-j detached 3 bedroom house for rent in st saviour. Tucked away in small private quiet cul de sac of just 3 houses. Close to st saviour and grainville schools, walk to the waterfront in 30 minutes.

Unfurnished. Parking for 4 cars.

Entrance hallway, large living room, separate dining room, separate fully fitted kitchen with appliances, downstairs wc. Wooden flooring throughout downstairs. £1,650 Call 07797 740810 BEAUTIFUL CHARACTER 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE This lovely 2 bedroom cottage is just a minutes walk from the beach and has a garage and parking. The cottage has a large lounge/diner with working fireplace, a scullery with loads of storage cupboards, and a lovely bright fully fitted kitchen with integrated fridge, dishwasher, electric oven and hob. There is a large bathroom with bath and overhead power shower and 2 double bedrooms. Rental of £1,550 per month with a deposit equivalent to 1 months rent. Call 853512 (evenings) or 07797 797378 MUST SELL - LEAVING THE ISLAND Two bedroom property in St. Helier. 10 min walk to town centre.

2 designated parking spaces.

Safe enclosed garden. Offers invited and considered. Must sell due to leaving the island. For further information or to arrange a viewing please call 724511 or 07797 756477

SPACIOUS 3 BED SEMI FOR SALE

This lovely family home is offered for sale at a sensible price. It has 3 bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen, dining room and sun room. Along with a spacious bathroom upstairs and a shower room downstairs this is the house that meets all your needs. Outside is a safe, enclosed rear garden with garage/workshop and on street parking for 2 cars. £415,000 Call 077977 2806 1 BED- FLAT NO-QUALS 1 bed- flat for rent in town large bedroom living room and open plan kitchen, large bathroom, central heating, £240 all bills included.

Regret no kids. Call 07797 890763 2 BED / 2 BATH APARTMENT WITH PARKING, BALCONY AND LARGE ROOF TERRACE. 2 bed / 2 bath Apartment for sale with parking, balcony and large roof terrace. MUST SEE!!

Built only 4 years ago, this very spacious apartment is a great first step on the ladder or investment property. Situated on the top floor, the accommodation comprises 2 double bedrooms with master en-suite and a second bathroom, spacious lounge with access to the south facing balcony, very large roof terrace and large kitchen. The apartment has its own landing with access to its own private roof terrace. There is lift access and a secure under cover parking for 1 car. A number of visitor parking spaces are also available for use. £350,000 Contact through jerseyweekly.com

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VEHICLES VW GOLF GTI 2.

REDUCED PRICE

VW Golf Gti 2.0,Manual, Year 2001,3 Door, Central Locking With Factory Alarm, Electric Windows, Cd/Radio/Cassete Player, Folding Rear Seats, Driver,Passenger And Side Airbags, Ect......Very Good Contidion, £3599 Ono Please Call On 07797818035 Or 07797844915 For More Information Or To View, Selling Due To Lack Of Parking Space.

VW GOLF MK3 CABRIO 1.4 First registered 1994 (1995 model).

Ideal first car. Good looking and perfect summer car. Electric hood and mirrors. Full leather interior.

No electric windows or central locking. Economic, confortable and reliable little car. Recently serviced. Open to offers. £1,500 Contact through jerseyweekly.com BMW E36 328i,MINT CONDITION Bmw e36 ,328i,auto with sport and economic mode,abs,esp,power stering central lock,cd player,all electrics,alloys wheels with 4 new tyres,black metalic colour with black leather seats,year 1996. £1,950 Call 07797966905 MUST GO ,VW SHARAN 1.8 PETROL,OFFERS WELCOME VW Sharan Sport 1.8T Petrol ,Manual Gearbox,Metalic Light Green Colour,Year Late 2001(After Face Lift),Power Stering,Central Locking,Esp,Abs,Cd Player,In Board Computer ,Electric Windows And Mirrors,Roof Racks,Alloys Wheels,7 Seater. £1,895 Call 07700 33070 FOR SALE SUZUKI GSX-R600 MOTORBIKE £3900 ONO

For sale 2006 Suzuki GSX-R600 motorbike, colour Blue / White, mileage 7447. This bike is in excellent condition and has always been garaged. £3,900 ono Call 077977 11711

BMW 318i E46 Late 2001 blue BMW 318I, in very good condition in and out, 53,000 miles, no expenses spared. Service history- I will get it serviced before the purchase for a lucky buyer. Ttiptronic gearbox gives an option of full automatic or manual transmission, Full cream leather interior, CD changer, Climate Air Conditioning, rear parking sensors, Cruise control, electric windows, very dynamic, a pleasure to drive. Would consider a px for a BMW 1 series- preferably diesel. £4,395 Call 07700 362932

2.0 LTR PUG 306 1995 5 DOOR EX UK Peugoet 306 5 door 2.0 diesel for sale very good and cheap run about 80+ miles to £20.00 of diesel drives very well due to new track rod ends and balkl joints. Also hasd new clutch and hand break cables passanger side has slight crease in body work by previous owner but all works finme. its a 1995 and is ex uk imported into jersey in march 2009. So hence milage 88500 ideal work horse or run about asking £700 ovno Call 077979 63267

LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 2.5 TD5 GS MILLENNIUM LIMITED EDITION Manual, 101,700 miles, 2 owners from new, Metallic Blenheim Silver, leather/alcantara interior, electric windows & door mirrors, heated front seats & door mirrors, radio/CD player, roof rails, alloy wheels, dual climate control, Land Rover rubber mats throughout, tow bar pack, new front tyres December 2009, new rear tyres November 2010, last service June 2011 (included new brake discs & pads front & rear). £4,250 offers invited, Call 01534 4857411 or 07799 008075

VOLVO V70 2.5 PETROL TURBO 193HP AWD 1998, 67K Miles, Automatic,Half Leather Interior, All Electric, Sun Roof, Air Bags, Heated Seats, Air Con, Cruise Control, Parking Sensors, Service History From Volvo ( Invoices), Alloys Wheels, Roof Rack, Power Stearing, Cv Joints Just Fitted (2 Years Warranty) All Works. £1,490 Call 07700 708888

SUBARU IMPREZA RALLY CAR

Subaru Impreza Rally car Jersey Weekly cover Car MSA log Booked Good straight car.

DVS approved Well maintained Ran the entire 2011 JMC&LCC Multi-surface rallies with No.1 on the Door Lots of Trophies to its name RHD Impreza GC8 with bolt in cage SIMTEK Management with Anti Lag and launch control; mapped for Jersey Fuel by Steve Simpson. (jacked Throttle) Haywood and Scott equal length manifold Repackable exhaust Prodrive Grp N Gear box with electric centre diff, Hydrolic vertical handbrake wired to diff release AP 6Pot front brakes (tarmac spec) new turbo fitted end of last season.

Kaylan Mudflaps 18” wheels with p-zero inters (tarmac spec) 15” Wheels with Kumho gravel (Dirt Spec) Can be sold as dirt spec or tarmac spec Sold Ready to rally.

Dirt Spec £9,000 Tarmac Spec £10,000 Call 077977 19655 CAR ALLOYS 4 subaru alloy wheels with tyres for sale size 17/45/215. Offers Contact through jerseyweekly.com

LUXUS IN LEXUS(TOP OF THE RANGE),IMMACULATE!!!

Lexus Rx300,Silver Metalic Colour,Auto,In Board Computer With Touch Screen,Cd Player With Cd Changer,Power Stering,Central Locking,Tinted Windows,Abs,Esp,Creamy Leather Seats,Rear Parking Sensors,Alloys Wheels With Very Good Tyres, Roof Rack,To Many To List,Year Late 2002. £5,995 Call 07797 966904 PRODRIVE CLASSIC SHAPE SUBARU IMPREZA No Timewasters! This Is A Group 19 Insurance.. Check You Can Get Insurance Before You View!!

Burgundy Subaru Impreza Classic shape year 2001 Prodrive spec Prodrive Wheels Prodrive Alcon Brakes Prodrive Suspension Prodrive Exhaust Prodrive Lights New Clutch and fully serviced and valeted for sale. Full Subaru Service History This car is as standard and not had ‘Boy racer parts’ added The car runs and drives perfectly. Please Call , txt or email to see the car Immaculate condition. Reason for sale looking at getting a pickup truck. £5,200 Call 077977 19655

HOME & GARDEN SMALL OLD PINE TABLE Very old small pine table. In excellent condition for age. Top 33” x 18”. Seats two- ideal in a small kitchen or as a side table. My mobile 077977 82686 SOFA AND CHAIR Chair excellent condition, sofa good condition Length 175cm, quality items £299.00 o.n.o.

Call 01534 484340

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HOTPOINT FFA52S GRAPHITE FRIDGE/FREEZER Width:55cm.

Was originally bought for £390 brand new from JEC in June 2011. Still under the 1 year parts and labour guarantee until June 2012 and the additional 4 year parts guarantee after that.

Selling due to moving elsewhere that already has a built in fridge/ freezer. £250 Call 07797831564 MAXI COSI CAR SEAT AND BASE(ISOFIX) CABRIOFIX Perfect Condition Seat And Base Has Been Used With The Summer Cover From Day One (Incl) Icandy Apple Adapters If Needed Black In Colour Price Is For Everything £99 Call 077977 99680 MODERN GLASS DINING TABLE & 4 CHAIRS

For Sale. Round Glass Dining Table & 4 matching Highback chairs.

Modern design. Table is 4ft/1.2mtr diameter. Ex Voisins Home. Paid £1450 new, asking £325 ono.

Please call or text anytime.

Call 077977 44680 ANTIQUE PINE BOOKCASE Bookcase in great condition.

Approx 4ft high 1ft deep.3.5ft wide. 4 shelves. £50 ono Call 01534 746678 PAIR OF TALL BLACK LAMPS now unwanted as down sizing to a flat. £10 ono Call 077978 19140 TAG HEUER FORMULA 1 CHRONOGRAPH Purchased this watch from the former Mappin and Webb 3/4 months ago, in St Helier town. This watch is worth £875 and comes with bothj inner and outer box and stamped warranty card £450 Call 078299 92222 ITALIAN CREAM CORNER SOFA Perfect condition, less than a year old. 38” high. 83” long to one corner. 82” long to other corner.

Downsizing so need to let it go. It is a great bargain for someone, as it looks and feels (and smells) brand new. Prefer text on 07797 818040 BOAT ENGINE FOR SALE Diesel Inboard Boat Engine.

Complete And Runs Sweet. £500ono Call 01534 746678

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BRADSTONE WEATHERED RIVEN COTSWOLD SLABS Surplus to requirements Enough slabs to cover 10 sq meters eighteen 675 x 450 six 450 x 450 six 225 x 450 £150 Call 077977 39466

PHILIPS 42” PLASMA, SIDE SPEAKERS Philips 42” Plasma TV with side speakers, perfect working order, mint condition. comes with wall bracket worth £100. £295 Call 078297 47034

ICANDY PEAR PUSHCHAIR This pram is currently set up for a baby and a toddler although i do have the other seat so That it can sit 2 toddlers, so many seating options with this pram that you will not be disappointed.

It will also seat the maxi cosi car-seats with the adapters.

This pram is like brand new and hardly used as my toddler now refuses to go in a pram and wants to walk. I also have the rain covers, cup holders, umbrellas and shopping hooks... like new and to be collected from st ouen.

Asking £400. Please text or call if interested -07797760531

SMALL, MODERN CD/TAPE/ RADIO PLAYER

2 LOVELY CHOCOLATE LEATHER SOFAS FOR SALE 2 Lovely Chocolate Brown Leather Identical Sofas for sale.

1 x 2 Seater and 1 x 3 seater both are in excellent condition. £275.00 ono Call 07829 747032

ELECTRICAL PLASMA TV 0” LG PLASMA TV + Sony Home cinema system £500 Call 07829941976 CASIO KEYBOARD CTK-471 A casio Keyboard with stand, clean with adaptor , needs to go £45 Contact through jerseyweekly.com IPOD IBASS SPEAKERS ipod ibass speakers, £10 Call 07797 843769 PANASONIC LUMIX TZ20 WITH GPS (**1 MONTH OLD**) The Panasonic TZ20 will ensure you capture treasured moments on your travels in the finest details thanks to 14.1 megapixels and a powerful 16x Optical Zoom.

Line up your perfect shot too with the 3-inch intelligent LCD screen and record crisp Full HD videos of special family moments.... Boxed and comes with all accessories... Located in St Clement’s £190 Call 07829 992222 IPHONE 4 , 32GB FOR SALE excellent condition comes boxed with all original accessories.

Unlocked to any network. Great phone, just cannot get used to it after using htc for so long. Send message anytime or call 07829 981629 between 1pm and 5pm

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BODY SHAPER - ROLLER SLIDE Getting fit was never easier. In the privacy of your home you can improve your abs and much, much more with this easy to use piece of exercise genius. As well as developing perfect abs it can also be used for a number of other stretches including: Seated Hamstring, V-shape Hamstring, V-shape Inner Thigh Hamstring, Seated Shoulder/Bisep, Standing Wall Lat, Vertical Lat, A brief introduction leaflet is included although the original box is not. £4.99 Call 01534 855523 GIANT MOUNTAINBIKE FRAME

small modern cd/tape/radio player (philips) with light wooden speakers x 2 and modern centre unit, couple of years old but hardly used so excellent condition - only selling as no use for it now i have my i-pod. timer, shuffle, clock, repeat butttons. speakers: £40 ono Call 07797 819140 26IN JVC TV 26 Inch jvc tv. In perfect condition and working order.

Space needed, grab yourself a bargain. £110 Call 01534 873747 AIRSPRUNG MEMORY FOAM DOUBLE MATTRESS Bought for ourselves but decided to buy a larger framed bed. We now have the same mattress but larger and it is extremely comfortable. Has not been used once, brand new, still in the packaging. £220 Call 077977 19383

SPORT & LEISURE ZODIAC DINGHY FOR SALE Zodiac Cadet 260s Dinghy for Sale. Second-hand and in very good seaworthy condition.

Includes oars, foot pump and repair kit. Can deliverlocally, if necessary. £250 ono Call 01534 736881 LATERAL THIGH TRAINER In good condition, complete with recipe book and exercise program by Brenda Dygraff, (American Fitness Queen) Bought from TV Sales Channel and I don’t use it anymore, my kids always seem to be in the way wanting to go on it so it has to go. Handy for those who don’t like gyms or aren’t ready for that move to the gym. The work outs are hard work but I lost weight coupled with healthy eating. I paid £90.00 for it but it has been stored in a cupboard for a while now and I would be happy to let it go for £25. Black and it is a lot like skating. Call 01534 519479

170 LTR UNVENTED PRESSURISED STAINLESS STEEL HOT WATER TANK PLUS INSTALLATION 170 ltr unvented stainless steel hot water tank perfect for replacing an old leaking copper cylinder there is still 20 years of guarantee left on it , half the price of a conventional copper cylinder and can be connected to your central heating the tank is complete and in perfect condition asking £300 cost £1000 new I can even install it for you at extra cost as i am qualified to do so please contact me for full details free delivery £300 Call 07829 798724 BOAT TRAILER 19 foot boat trailer for sale £240 ono Call 077977 69219 MAMAS AND PAPAS COT Mamas and Papas,Helena pine cot,without, mattress, excellent condition £50.00 Call 07797 750887.

Acid team racing edition Giant frame in very good condition, comes with crank and seat pole. £100 Call 077977 90001 21FT COAST WORKER 21ft coast worker for sale in need of refitt these boats are very well known for there good sea handling ability, the sale includes the boat and cuddy 90hp mariner and a good strong road trailer must go as i have don’t have time to complete it.

GENERAL

£1,000 Call 07829 798724

BETTY BOOP MIRROR! This Betty Boop Mirror Was bought in england for 35 pounds, its a nice mirror , its still in the packaging but its a bit ripped on the corners. £15 Call 0770034 7787 GRACO QUATTRO TOUR DELUXE PRAM Graco,grey and silver coloured, Quattro Tour Deluxe pram.

Includes;soft carry cot to place inside pram,Auto Baby 0 Plus safety rear facing. car seat plus base. Rain cover, Apron, Head support. temperature gauge and clock, Easily folds down,also large basket underneath useful for shopping. Full instructions for use cost £375.00 .asking £120.00 Cal 07797 750887 VIDEOS - COMEDY, DISNEY CHILDREN AND ADULTS Bridget Jones Diary, Speed Keanu Reeves, Christmas Capers - disney etc etc £0.50p each Call 07797 718060

ZODIAC DINGHY FOR SALE Zodiac Cadet 260s Dinghy for Sale.

Second-hand and in very good seaworthy condition. Includes oars, foot pump and repair kit. Can deliverlocally, if necessary. £250 ono Call 736881 GRACO QUATTRO TOUR DELUXE PRAM Graco, grey and silver coloured, Quattro Tour Deluxe pram.

Includes;soft carry cot to place inside pram,Auto Baby 0 Plus safety rear facing. car seat plus base. Rain cover,Apron,Head support. temperature gauge and clock, Easily folds down,also large basket underneath useful for shopping. Full instructions for use cost £375.00 .asking £120.00 Call 07797 750887 4 DIGIT NUMBER J9659 for sale please phone Call 078298 00334 MAMAS AND PAPAS COT Mamas and Papas,Helena pine cot,without mattress,excellent condition £50.00 Call 07797 750887 ENGINE OIL - BARGAIN! Engine oil semi synthetic 10/40 two x 5 litres £15 each, bargain!

Tel 520852

TRADE CARDS PLUMBING & HEATING ENGINEER For all your plumbing requirements, domestic & commercial.

From a dripping tap to bathroom & kitchen installations. www. delaneyheatingandplumbing. co.uk Quotes on request 07797810064

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Issue 107, Friday, 18th November 2011 DAVID DE GRUCHY CARPENTER AND JOINER LTD I am a self-employed Carpenter with 30 years experience. Work includes any big or small jobs including painting, decorating and blockwork. I also do decking and plaster boarding. I have a Tipper Truck for delivering or dumping items. Please ring Mobile 07797727018 or Home 723460.

STYLE AND COLOUR CONSULTATIONS, INCLUDING PERSONAL SHOPPING Style Matters offers style, image and colour consultations for women. A full consultation will show you the most flattering colours to wear for your natural colouring and what clothing styles will be best for your body shape. £80 -£180 Call 07700 702290 HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE SCREENINGS Total Health Care Service is now operating in the Channel Islands. We hold clinics in various locations including regular sessions at the Grand Hotel and Spa (St Helier).

Home visits are available at an additional cost. Screenings start from £25.00 for a basic screen to £165.00 for a total screen, please contact us to discuss your needs. Phone: 01534 728091 Mobile: 07797841299 Mobile: 07925983272 Email: nurse@totalhealthcareservice. com (full classified ad on Jersey Weekly.com) WELDING AND FABRICATION Bespoke Mild and Stainless steel Fabrication. We specialize in fabrication of stainless steel&glass balustrades, frame less glass balustrades, stairca ses,handrails,gates,railings,can opies, safety roof balustrades... and more!!! Telephone for a free quote!!!! 07700331586 or go to www.jpmironworks.co.uk WINDOW CLEANER If you would like a quotation to have your windows cleaned please call Gary on 07829729769 Fully Insured, Established for 16 years.

WANTED RESEARCH FUNDING WANTED Student looking for funding to start a project investigating head and neck cancer in the Jersey population. If interested please contact 07700351073 for further details AUDIO MIXER WANTED 3+ channel mixer wanted with XLR inputs. Anything considered £50 offered max.

Please Call Keith

CHARITY NEEDS HELP The Jersey branch of a national charity is looking for a new operational headquarters, preferably located in St Helier.

As the charity attracts some income from events and other social activities, access to a bar is essential. This may be an opportunity for a hotel, club or existing bar to offer underused space in exchange for the potential of an extra income stream. In the first instance please contact Malcolm on 07797 963777 HAIR SALON ASSISTANT, FULL TIME OR PART TIME Health & Beauty Hair Salon Assistant, Full Time or Part Time. A Salon Assistant to cover a variety of duties in our busy Hair & Beauty Salon.

Pay and Hours by arrangement Contact Portside Studio Tel 747908 for an interview WANTED FULL OR PART TIME WORK 19 year old keen sailor first aid trained two years engineering highlands looking full or part time anything considered.

Call 07797 893525 LOOKING FOR A 21FT UPTO 30FT FAMILY BOAT IN ANY CONDITION I am looking for a 21ft up to 30ft family boat in any condition that i can work on over the winter ready to enjoy next summer looking to spend upto £5000 Call 07829 798724 WANTED VW CAMPERVAN VW campervan with sink and accessories and pop up roof if possible. £8,000 Contact through jerseyweekly.com MUSICIANS WANTED Hi I am looking for a guitarist, bass player and drummer to form a local covers band to perform at bars, weddings, special occasions etc around Jersey. If you are interested please call or text me on 07829 768411.

LOCKUP WANTED lock up garage required for motorcycle in return for some weekend work. not working at moment. i am a local man who has just been made redundant so i have lost my parking space. please help. thank you

Junior Motion Graphics Artist Spike Productions is an established Channel Island company and one of the top corporate production companies in the UK, producing creative communications for local, national and international companies as well as having a growing portfolio of Web TV channels.

We are looking to recruit a junior motion graphics artist to work in our Jersey office.

This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated and highly creative video artist.

Experience in After Effects is essential.

Other useful applications would include; • Illustrator • Avid • Cinema 4D

• Photoshop • Premiere

Please email your showreel together with a CV and covering letter to phil@spikeproductions.co.uk Closing date Friday 2nd December 2011 All applications will be dealt with in the strictest confidence.

For further information call 738263

CASH BUYER SEEKS COUNTRY PROPERTY Cash buyer with no chainlooking for period character cottage. Funds up to £650,000 for the right property. Must be quiet location in a country parish and not on a main road.

Would like a garden but it doesn’t have to be big. If you are not currently advertising your cottage but were thinking of selling please e-mail us through Jersey Weekly’s website

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Guidescopes

Written by Tracy Poskitt, www.tracyguidelinesinternational.com

Aries

Taurus

Gemini

Cancer

21 MAR - 20 APR

21 APR - 21 MAY

22 MAY - 21 JUN

22 JUN - 22 JUL

Great results come from a work choice this week. Be adventurous when it comes to making that loved one feel special. Self-belief becomes strong when you take charge of a situation. A feeling of self worth gets stronger as compliments come to you from all angles.

Healing Colour Jade Lucky Number 3

Time alone is well starred, use this time wisely when dealing with legal dealings and a contract that appears daunting will lead to good foundation in the future. Be sure to have everything checked thoroughly by a legal body and all will be well in the end.

Clearing out old relationships with friends who you thought were on your side will make space for loved ones to become closer. Family bonds are made stronger as people are moving in the right direction. A solution to a money worry will be found by Wednesday.

A trip to the country helps you gain a clear mind when thinking about house moves. A friend from afar contacts you with good news about a family member. A much clearer mind is on the horizon by Sunday regarding the right course of action to take at work.

Healing Colour Brown Lucky Number 11

Healing Colour Orange Lucky Number 8

Healing Colour Green Lucky Number 1

Leo

Virgo

Libra

Scorpio

23 JUL - 23 AUG

24 AUG - 22 SEP

23 SEP - 23 OCT

24 OCT - 22 NOV

The World is your oyster on Thursday when it comes to that all important decision as your career moves fast after the weekend. Finance is a little stretched but mindful budgeting will only be required short term.

Travel plans are discussed and well featured for you to take the break you’ve till now only dreamed of. Think hard about your decisions between two people when it comes to a love choice. Pressures of the heart will feel uplifted at last by Saturday.

Healing Colour Gold Lucky Number 18

Healing Colour Yellow Lucky Number 4

The diet that you’ve been trying proves a great success on Thursday. Health and energy uplifts as stress releases by the end of the week. The encouragement you’ve been searching for leads to the career move that’s long standing, finances are up at last.

Healing Colour White Lucky Number 20

Listen carefully around friends as the person with the initial A could become more than a admirer. Take every opportunity this week to fill up that social diary. Luck is well in when you see an old flame over a crowded room.

Decisions made this week around money plans.

Healing Colour Purple Lucky Number 9

Capricorn

Aquarius

21 JAN - 18 FEB

19 FEB - 20 MAR

Secure bonds between you and that special someone this week. Don’t hold back your inner feelings, clear away old debris and make room for new beginnings. Luck strikes when you see a white door opening up to financial fluidity. Check investments for improvement.

Travel is well starred overseas. Success from a hidden talent is well featured on Wednesday and watch for a secret love match to a Libra.

Finances are on their way up.

Enjoy time with friends who you haven’t seen for a while on a shopping spree.

Health is improving this week for the first time in a long time.

A loved one who is moving closer to your heart to make your future a bit more solid.

Income becomes more regular this week. Sorting out your time to accommodate family expansion puts you on a high.

Look carefully at a work promotion opportunity on Friday. This is the chance to move on to the first step of the ladder. A Taurus gives you the compliment you need to boost your confidence. A night out is just the ticket for relaxation on Wednesday.

Healing Colour Blue Lucky Number 12

Healing Colour Red Lucky Number 2

Healing Colour Silver Lucky Number 7

Healing Colour Violet Lucky Number 6

Sagittarius

23 NOV - 21 DEC

22 DEC - 20 JAN

Pisces

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Decollage Sculpture Unveiling

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Remembrance Sunday

13th November

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13th November

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Boo’s Boutique Opening

7th November

by Paul Watson

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European Festival Baroque Orchestra Popular favourites performed in period costume

Sat 26th November at 8pm Gloucester Hall, Fort Regent PROGRAMME INCLUDES:

Vivaldi Four Seasons, Pachelbel Canon, Bach Brandenburg No 3, Handel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, Air on a G-string Tickets from £20 Box Office: 449827 www.gov.je/events

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Dandara Division: 3 St Ouen v Magpies

12th November

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Dandara Division: 3 St Ouen v Magpies 12th

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Motorcycle Trails

12th November

by Dan Marsh

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Clear investment. Pure energy.

GAS BILL. Oh dear.

OIL BILL. Oh, very dear.

Electricity prices frozen for a third winter.

Domestic oil and gas prices have risen by an uncomfortable *87% and *41% in the past two years to June, while Jersey Electricity prices have fallen.

We cut prices by 5% in 2010, froze them this year and now we’re maintaining tariffs at current levels again to help you keep warm this winter.

That’s two-and-a-half years of stable prices.

Affordable, secure and sustainable electricity.

Isn’t it time you made the switch?

Tel 505460 www.jec.co.uk

OIL

UP 87%

GAS

UP 41%

ELECTRICITY DOWN 5%

*Source: States of Jersey Statistics Unit, RPI & CPC Reports June 2011 (Oil +27%; Gas +22%). RPI Report June 2010 (Oil +47%; Gas +15%)