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by Trizia Clarke Pasqua’ – Easter in Italy, is considered the most important religious event of the year. Much more celebratory than Christmas and of course, celebrations mean feasting - which is what the Italians do best. Easter has always been extra special for us, indeed my dad was named after it (Pasquale) so there was always a big family party at our house to celebrate. Even though we lost my dad three years ago, my Mum still starts the food prep 4 days before Easter and makes enough Pizza Ripiene (Easter Pies) to feed several local families. Whatever your religious beliefs, April brings so much to celebrate. The first delicious vegetables begin to sprout, the joy of tasting the first of the outdoor Jersey Royals, the fruit trees beginning to blossom and the sun shining longer every day. Full story on page 22.

Famous Cow Productions is delighted to announce an intimate evening with the award winning Katherine Jenkins OBE, in aid of Jersey Hospice Care. The event will take place at the Royal Jersey Showground on Saturday 20th May 2017. Katherine is a mezzo-soprano singer and songwriter who has had enormous success throughout her career. Katherine’s albums received Classic Brit Awards in 2005 and 2006 and six out of her seven albums reached number one in the UK Classical charts. Katherine has also achieved great success in her charity work, from running the London Marathon to entertaining the troops in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Full story on page 24.

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The National Trust for Jersey’s Wildlife Hedge Fund yielded its first dividend when staff from Jersey Electricity planted hedges around a large Trust-owned farm field at La Feverie, Trinity.

Facebook users will know all about the “Like & Share to win” competitions. Businesses are realising the importance of brand awareness and are all upping there social media game.

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Jersey Post are blaming new price increases on higher costs from Royal Mail and the fall in value of the pound. The cost of a local letter is going up by 1p and to the UK, IOM and other Channel Islands by 3p.

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Active sports centres new app is continuing to be a huge hit. Users can view fitness classes, pool timetables, centre information, opening hours, news, events and social media.

The latest phase of substantial refurbishment programmes are nearing completion at both the AA five star Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa and the AA four Silver Star L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa.

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Jersey Gas unveil 10 year plan for customers We all know that central heating boilers always seem to break down at the most inconvenient time, but with the latest offer from Jersey Gas these worries could be a thing of the past. Recently launched, the new 10 Year Plan represents exceptional value for money and complete peace of mind. From the advertised 85p per day, Jersey Gas are offering customers a brand new fitted Vaillant boiler, 10 year parts and labour warranty, 10 year annual servicing and 10 year 24/7 breakdown cover all included – the only extra you will pay is for the actual gas used. There are no upfront fees and you’ll never have to worry about the cost of servicing or repair. Aside from the complete peace of mind this offers, Jersey Gas are also promoting their 24/7 helpline, meaning you can get hold of someone at any time of day or night if you need to. And it’s not just for existing gas customers. In fact, the offer is equally good for customers currently using oil, electric or solid fuel. Jersey Gas will, subject to survey, connect you to the mains gas network for free, allowing you to then take advantage of the 10 year offer. For those outside of the mains gas network, a

solution is still available in the form of mini tanks or cylinders, both of which come with a free scheduled delivery service to ensure you never run out. During this upgrade, Jersey Gas will take away your old boiler and unsightly tank free of charge. And the benefits don’t stop there. A new, energy efficient condensing gas boiler will save you money on your fuel bills through its more efficient use of heat recovery, and it will reduce your home’s carbon footprint. In both cases, cost savings and emissions reductions, the older your current boiler, the more you, and the environment, will benefit. It’s generally considered that heating your home accounts for 60% of what you spend on energy bills a year, so a new boiler could be a great investment. This offer is not just available to homeowners on the island, but is also offered to landlords who can benefit from knowing all boiler costs are covered for 10 years, and a brand new energy efficient boiler for their tenants. For further details, you can contact Jersey Gas on 755577 or see their website at www.jsygas.com.

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thank ebillers with some power planting for National Trust The National Trust for Jersey’s Wildlife Hedge Fund yielded its first dividend when staff from Jersey Electricity planted hedges around a large Trust-owned farm field at La Feverie, Trinity, backed by donations to the fund for customers who switched to ebills. Under the guidance of Trust Ranger Will Kirby, 17 Jersey Electricity employees planted over 300 Hawthorns and Blackthorn in just a few hours, prompting Will to say: ‘You’re certainly a productive lot at Jersey Electricity! We didn’t expect you to get that much done so quickly.’

The staff from Production, Distribution, Finance, Planning and a Board Director also planted two Elms that are part of the 80 the Trust has planted around the Island to mark its 80th anniversary last year. Overhead Linesman Martin Sampson said: ‘My job often involves cutting trees down if they are interfering with overhead power lines so I thought it would be nice to put a few back!’ JE donated £5 for every customer who switched from paper bills to ebills during the autumn enabling the Trust to start restoring the Island’s Elm population and launch the Wildlife Hedge Fund. The charity

hopes to plant 1km of hedges a year around its 600 vergees of agricultural land to provide food, shelter and nesting for birds and travel networks for hedgehogs and other wildlife. JE’s Customer Service Manager Jerry Robins said: ‘We are pleased

that we and our customers can help the Trust make a real difference to our countryside. Over half our customers now receive ebills and we’d like to continue this initiative to create more hedges and encourage customers to move to ebills. The Company thought it would be a nice gesture for staff to get involved in

the planting of these first hedges on behalf of our customers.’ JE offers customers a discount of £3 a quarter if they receive ebills and pay by either Monthly or Variable Direct Debit as this cuts administration costs. It can be done over the telephone by calling 01534 505460.

31 new affordable homes in St Helier The Minister for Housing, Deputy Anne Pryke, has welcomed the approval of a planning application for 31 new affordable homes in the centre of St Helier. The new homes will be built by CTJ Housing Trust, which received approval to demolish 1-2 Minden Place and build a five-storey retail and residential development. This will include 26 one-bedroom and

five two-bedroom social rented apartments, and three retail units at ground level. The apartments will be for eligible households registered on the Affordable Housing Gateway, the point of access for social housing in Jersey. The development will also include a number of public realm improvements comprising wider pavements and the planting of trees.

The Trust’s Chairman, Diarmuid Lynes, said “We are delighted to have received permission for the development at Minden Place. This is an important development for the Trust, which will see it grow further and be able to provide some of the accommodation to disadvantaged groups in the island, most likely in partnership with a local charity.” Deputy Pryke said “I am extremely pleased that CTJ’s application has been approved. This is a welldesigned proposal which will provide much-needed affordable rented accommodation, including for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. This reflects the Trust’s objective of helping marginalised groups. “The development will also help us to provide 1,000 new affordable homes by the end of the decade, and will support the continued regeneration of this part of St Helier, which was identified in the North of Town Masterplan.” Building work on the development will start soon and is expected to be completed by 2019.

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Facebook page giving away daily prizes will boost local business Facebook users will know all about the “Like & Share to win” competitions with dozens of local businesses offering free prizes every week. More and more businesses are realising the importance of brand awareness, so are all upping there social media game. There are plenty of advertising agencies that can manage your social media platforms for you, which of course can help if you don’t have spare time on your hands, but an even easier option has just arrived – Gift365. Gift365 is Jersey’s premier Like & Share competition page giving away different prizes every day with an average audience of 10,500 daily viewers. The new Facebook page, which

started in January, was founded by Ben Schofield. Ben held the idea in the back of his mind for a couple of years until he finally decided to act upon it. With prizes including meals for two, clothing, accessories, PT sessions and gift vouchers, the page has become very popular. Ben told Jersey Pages that one of his goals is to reach 10,000 likes before the end of the year, and with over 4000 likes in 3 short months, he’s sure to succeed. If you’re a business owner who would like to get involved, all you have to do is contact Ben via the Facebook page and be willing to offer a free give away. Or, if you just like winning local prizes then find Gift365 on Facebook and start liking and sharing.

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A third International Finance Centre building has been granted planning approval. ‘Building 6’ will be developed on the south-east side of the old Esplanade car park. In a statement, the Jersey Development Company, which is behind the project, says it is delighted the detailed plans for ‘Building 6’ have been approved. “The building will be located

adjacent to IFC 5 and will provide approximately 70,000 square feet of modern Grade A office accommodation over five floors, including a restaurant on part of the ground floor,” the statement says. “There will also be private underground parking for 51 cars and 72 bicycles. “This high quality Grade A office building, alongside IFC 1 and IFC

5, will provide the necessary infrastructure to support the growth of locally based international businesses as well as attracting new business to the island.” There have been a number of protests and appeals lodged against the controversial Waterfront development, with critics arguing the island does not need any more office space.

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LV Care Group has introduced the Island’s ﬁrst drop-in centre LV Pharmacy has opened its doors on Beresford Street. It is the latest service offered by LV Care Group to meet the need for more accessible care in Jersey. LV Pharmacy has been designed to function as an information care hub for Islanders, the first of its kind in Jersey. As well as providing typical pharmacy services, LV Pharmacy brings together expertise from all entities under the LV Group. This includes ‘LV Home Care’, ‘Lavender Villa Residential’ and their dementia care service ‘L.I.N.C’, which are all accessible in the offices located above the pharmacy. This provides a unique environment that ensures care services are more readily available on the high street. Customers can have direct access to qualified healthcare professionals and

receive a variety of services and advice. Matt Johnson, Director of Pharmaceutical Services and Domiciliary Care, LV Care Group, says: ‘LV Care Group has a mission to ensure that healthcare is accessible and affordable for Jersey’s ever increasing ageing population. Our Group benefits from some of the highest qualified professionals in the healthcare industry and they are such a vital source of knowledge and information that we want to make accessible to Islanders. This is why LV Pharmacy is so much more than just a pharmacy, it’s a health hub where people can now meet and talk about the complex care issues in a comfortable environment, with a

cup of tea and the best possible advice from a range of experts. We hope this will be a great help for the community.’

Application for new sewage plant The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) has submitted a Planning Application for the construction of the new sewage treatment works (STW) at Bellozanne. The new plant is needed because the existing one is nearly 60 years old and has reached the end of its useful life. Maintenance and repair has become increasingly more difficult and costly. Preliminary works to prepare and make space for the proposed site are currently underway and were subject to prior approved planning applications. The Household Recycling Centre has already been relocated to La Collette and the hillside at Bellozanne is being excavated and stabilised providing more room for the new plant. This work is due to be completed by the end of 2017. A drop-in session was held to acquaint the public with the project prior to submitting the planning application. Subject to Planning approval, construction of the new STW is programmed to commence in early 2018 and be fully commissioned in mid-2022. More information can be found on the sewage disposal page of www.gov.je.

Royal Mail to blame for price changes Jersey Post are blaming new price increases on higher costs from Royal Mail and the fall in value of the pound. The cost of a local letter is going up by 1p, from 48p to 49p, and letters to the UK, Isle of Man and other Channel Islands by 3p, from 60p – 63p. The company say less post being sent, as well as the rising number of houses they deliver to are also responsible for the hikes. The cost of some international letters has gone up, but those weighing up to 100g are now cheaper to send. • 73p – Price of sending a 10g letter to

Europe, from 66p • 73p - Price of sending a 100g letter to Europe, from 93p • 90p - Price of sending a 10g letter to the rest of the world, from 78p • 90p - Price of sending a 100g letter to the rest of the world, from £2.06 Tim Brown, Jersey Post’s Chief Executive, says the business tries "to minimise the financial impact of our business and industry change on customers" but they "face a number of major challenges". Discounted rates at Christmas will still be available. Changes will come into effect from 11th April.

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New Goodness Gang arrives Jersey Water profits rise Jersey Water increased it's profits by 4.4% in 2016, according to the latest financial report. The company, which is nearly three-quarters States owned, say they are pleased with the results. The profits come despite a number of water challenges in 2016, including pesticides in Val de la Mare reservoir and ongoing pollution from nitrates. However, the company claim that the quality of the water remained "very high", with an overall regulatory compliance rate of 99.99%. A total of £4.6m was invested in installing 1.3km of new mains, and replacing 2km old pipes. Overall, they added 374 new water connections to the network.

Community safety grant applications Community and Constitutional Affairs (CCA) is now accepting short-term grant applications for projects that meet the objectives of the Building a Safer Society (BaSS) strategy. Funding for work related to the strategy was agreed by the States Assembly in 2000, and since then, seed money has been provided to various initiatives, which are periodically reviewed to assess how well they are performing against the BaSS objectives. Following the latest review of current projects, it was decided that there was scope within the existing BaSS funds to accept applications for new initiatives. Over the past ten years, the BaSS strategy has funded some innovative and successful approaches to community safety, with ongoing monitoring and annual reports helping to track progress. BaSS works in partnership with different agencies in both the public and private sectors, as well as in the voluntary and community sector (VCS), to ensure value for money and the delivery of effective services to our community. An application form and guidelines are also available from Gill Hutchinson on 447928 or g.hutchinson@gov.je

Following the success of Charlie Carrot, Bobby Broccoli, Grace Garlic and the rest of the Goodness Gang, The Channel Islands Cooperative Society is launching a new initiative aimed at educating children about the importance of healthy eating. The Society’s ‘Grow your own Goodness Gang Garden’ will give islanders the opportunity to grow their own produce. It follows last year’s successful Goodness Gang initiative which saw thousands of stuffed toys in the shapes of fruit and vegetables being collected across the Channel Islands. ‘The Goodness Gang teddies were so popular and the feedback we had from islanders was that it had encouraged youngsters to view fruit and vegetables differently. We wanted to build on that because as a community retailer, it’s vitally important that we help spread the healthy eating message,’ said Mark Cox, Chief Operating Officer for The Channel Islands Co-operative Society. ‘The Goodness Gang Garden will be an interactive approach to educating children and their families about the importance of

healthy eating and how easy and fun it is to grow your own herbs and vegetables. We’re sure customers

will welcome back the Goodness Gang and we’re looking forward to seeing lots of pictures of healthy

plants and delicious meals using the freshest possible ingredients.’ There are 20 different seed pots available including spinach, cherry tomatoes, cress, cucumber, basil, dill and thyme. The pots aren’t labelled to encourage people to try something different. Customers will be given a seed pot for every £15 they spend in any Grand Marché, Locale or En Route store excluding fuel, travel, Post Office and cashback. A collector’s tray and an information booklet will be available to purchase. The Society will also be offering seed pots, trays and information booklets to every primary school in the Channel Islands as well as vouchers for pupils to receive a free seed pot. ‘Growing something from a seed is enormously satisfying and we want as many children as possible to experience that and have the chance to try a vegetable or herb that they may not have tasted before. We hope that every primary school in the Channel Islands will want to get involved as we recognise the important part they play in teaching youngsters about healthy eating,’ said Mr Cox.

International recognition for Splashchat initiative Splashchat, the award-winning local health initiative, will feature at the 32nd Alzheimer’s Disease International Conference taking place in Japan at the end of the month. The project gives carers and

people living with dementia the chance to meet on a weekly basis for a swim and a chat and has been chosen by conference organisers as one of the best examples of community engagement and good practice from hundreds of schemes

from across the world. A joint venture between the Occupational Therapy Service, the Memory Clinic, AquaSplash and Jersey Alzheimer’s Association (JAA), it was the overall winner of the Health Department’s quality improvement awards in 2016. The annual conference staged by Alzheimer’s Disease International attracts thousands of specialists and people with an interest in dementia from over 100 countries around the world and takes place in Kyoto at the end of April. Mark Blamey, the manager of JAA who will be travelling to the conference with senior occupational therapist Sarah Blake and AquaSplash’s Sally MintyGravett MBE, the swim assessor for Splashchat - said it was a great opportunity to promote the benefits of social swimming and to encourage others from around the world to set up similar swimming groups. “The Alzheimer’s Disease International Conference is one of the world’s largest and most important conferences on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia and features a range of international speakers as well as showcasing the very best examples of treatment and good practice,” said Mr Blamey. “This year it’s in Japan which

as a country, and as a culture, is leading the way in dementia care and awareness and so not only is the invitation to exhibit a great opportunity for Splashchat to share its story internationally, but it’s also a chance for us to celebrate the success of the partnership JAA has developed with the Memory Clinic and Jersey’s occupational therapists as well as other key partners such as AquaSplash,” he added. Every week, the parties and volunteers involved with Splashchat meet at AquaSplash for a swim before retiring to The Bar and Canteen for a coffee and a chat. They also use the Radisson for swimming when the main pool is unavailable and are grateful to the £1,000 donation they’ve received from businessman Ted Clucas, the chairman of Jersey Waterfront Hotel Holdings Limited, the company which developed the Radisson. This has now been matched by an anonymous donor and the money that’s been received will go towards covering the costs of travelling to the conference. If any other individual or organisation would like to contribute towards the cost of attending the conference, please contact Mark Blamey on 07700 336627 or email him at mark@jerseyalzheimers.com

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Aﬀordable home scheme refused Klang II update Andrew Le Quesne Following on from the article in last month’s Jersey Pages there has been a very positive response from the public. Firstly, an apology, I mistakenly wrote that the pre-war owner was W P Le Marquand where it was Phillip Le Marquand, my apologies to his family. In the meantime Klang II is still in Mystic Seaport, those of you who watch the weather may have noticed that there have been a couple of blizzards on the East Coast of America recently. The lowest temperature I spotted was minus 32C, which reminded me how lucky we are in Jersey to be warmed by the Gulf Stream. As soon as the weather warms up the Surveyor and the shipwright will be springing into action and we hope that with a good survey report we will be on the way to bringing her home. Although it would have been nice to have Klang return in time for the Barclays Boat Show at the end of April it is now a priority to have her back in Jersey in time for the St Malo Evacuation Anniversary in the middle of June. We are getting quite excited about the prospect of bringing Klang II back and hope that the public will really get behind this historic Little Ship.

Jersey's Planning Committee has refused a scheme for 20 affordable homes in the Parish of St Martin. The site, a field on La Grande Route de Faldouet near St Martin’s Village, was rezoned for affordable homes in 2014 as part of the Island Plan review. Planning Committee members said that the proposed homes would 'seriously harm' neighbouring properties. The homes, which are being developed by St Martin's Housing Association, have to meet the Department of the Environment’s residential standards. That includes

a minimum 50m² garden for each house. However, there were concerns that the height, position and orientation of the proposed houses would cause problems for neighbours. Plans for the three-bedroom homes had already been changed in response to concerns expressed by neighbours. A garage block was removed and two pairs of homes have been repositioned, however, five people still objected to the revised plans. Four other neighours were broadly supportive but wanted to

improve the scheme. Under planning policy, the application has to be assessed to determine whether a development would cause ‘unreasonable harm’ to neighbours. Planning Committee members said they

were "sympathetic to the need for the development". However, it was decided the "proposed dwellings would have a serious harmful impact on neighbouring properties". On that basis, the application was rejected.

Charity searches for sponsor to rescue annual Scarecrow Trail Family Nursing & Home Care (FNHC) will be forced to cancel its annual Scarecrow Trail unless a sponsor comes forward to help with the costs of running the popular community event. The Scarecrow Trail had over 500 islanders take part last year and this year would be its fourth year running, but for it to go ahead, FNHC will be looking for a sponsor to provide around £1,000 to cover the costs of putting the event on. This year, FNHC has a partnership

with the aMaizin! Adventure Park who is providing a large package of support to the charity’s child and family nursing teams. They have also offered to display the best made scarecrows at the Adventure Park to extend their brief but glorious reign into the summer. The FNHC Scarecrow Trail, which launched in 2014, sees properties all along the Railway Walk, from Corbière to St Aubin, display scarecrows made

by individuals, local groups, schools and local businesses. Islanders are then invited to walk or cycle the route, finding and identifying the scarecrows, voting for their favourites. This year’s event is pencilled in for the bank holiday weekend, 27th-29th May, with the theme of ‘Heroes and Villains’. Ivo Le Maistre Smith, fundraising manager at FNHC, said: ‘The Scarecrow Trail is

great fun for all of the family and helps to raise much needed funds for Family Nursing & Home Care. ‘We really hope that a sponsor will be able to step forward and save the event, it would be a real shame to cancel after so many islanders enjoyed it last year. We’d love to hear from any businesses that might be in a position to help.’ Any businesses that may be able to help are invited to contact Ivo Le Maistre-Smith for more information on ivo@fnhc.org.je or 01534 443664.

Jersey Met strengthens its UK links to improve traveller safety in fog

Plans for 253 homes on Gas site approved

Jersey Met, which provides meteorological services to the Channel Islands, is working more closely with its UK counterparts to improve safety and convenience for air travellers. Its aim is to limit the impact of extended periods of fog, as has been experienced in Jersey recently. Jersey’s meteorologists have been working to maintain and improve links with the UK Met Office Aviation team. The UK Met has forecasters working in teams at Gatwick, Heathrow and EasyJet Operations at Luton. Fast and direct access to the teams at Gatwick and EasyJet Operations helps provide a better service to Jersey Airport, by, for example, allowing forecasters to exchange information about local fog. Principal Forecaster at Jersey Met John Searson said: “Our close proximity to the runway at Jersey

Jersey’s Planning Committee has approved plans for 253 new homes on the Jersey Gas site at Tunnell Street. Jersey Gas Company applied for outline permission to demolish all the existing buildings on its site, and to build 253 homes and two commercial units in four blocks. The application includes 209 parking spaces, 253 bike storage spaces and an area of enclosed public open space. Plans for the site were approved in 2015 and then overturned on appeal last year due to concerns about the impact of the proposed development on nearby homes and on the appearance and character of Tunnell Street. Jersey Gas submitted revised plans, with further changes to take account of residents’ concerns, including reducing the height of

Airport, combined with the strong links we’ve forged with our UK counterparts, means that when weather conditions improve or deteriorate – as they do rapidly – we can quickly communicate those changes. During poor weather, our forecasters spend a considerable amount of time talking to commercial pilots, and even more so in foggy conditions, when pilots ask for advice before launching. The forecasters’ current uninterrupted view of the full runway allows them to give real-time, second-by-second information to pilots.”

one of the apartment blocks and increasing the number of town houses facing Tunnell Street, and setting the development further back from the street. The Planning Committee have acknowledged concerns expressed by objectors, particularly in relation

to overdevelopment of the area, and traffic and parking considerations. Members weighed this against the benefits as a whole in providing new homes in the centre of the town and removing a potentially hazardous commercial use from the site.

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Style & Trends New in for spring Murphy’s Menswear and the Ladies Boutique at Murphy’s have a fantastic range of clothing for both men and women. Tim has over 36 years of retail experience, giving them the edge in great clothes at great prices. In the men’s department they have just received a great range of t-shirts starting from £8 and shorts starting from £10. New in on the ladies they have a fantastic range of scarves from just £7 and a beautiful range of flowing tops and basics from £18. Wests Centre, St Helier Grey and white spot twinset with matching skirt £255

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Spring/ summer stock at Murphy’s Men’s T-shirts, t-shirts, t-shirts… Loads from £8 Long sleeved shirts, paisley, Check... £14 Tokyo Laundry polo t-shirts.............. £14 Plain V neck t-shirts.......................... £10 Track pants new slim fit.................... £18 Sweat shirt fabric shorts.......... From £10 Brave Soul short sleeved shirts......... £14 Assorted short sleeved tops.... From £12 Granddad collar tops........................ £14 A large selec�on of shorts....... From £14 Chino trousers, assorted colours...... £16 Rega�a fleece tops............................. £5 Hooded sweat shirts................ From £10 Long sleeved plain colour shirts....... £10 A huge selec�on of jeans........ From £14 Belts .....................................£8 and £10 6 pairs co�on socks........................... £5 Sunglasses......................................... £5 Special offer, 3 pack smart socks.... £2.50 Steel toe cap safety boots..... From £18 Murphy’s Men’s, Wests Centre, St Helier

Grey & white spot jersey dress £109

We love these pictured pieces that have arrived at Up and Above. From a company called Vetono, they are uber stylish and the quality of the cotton jersey is fabulous. There are so many new things to choose from you really are spoiled for choice and a visit has got to be on your list of things to do this week. Up and Above stocks from size 14 to 26 and trousers start at size 8 up to size 30. 50 Don Street, tel 758808

Hidden Closet; dressing children of all ages Hidden Closet has new stock arriving all the time and for very affordable prices. Whether you are looking for little party dresses for the girls or t-shirts and sweaters for the boys, you can be sure to find everything you need at Hidden Closet in Market Street. With spring/summer collections now in store we recommend calling in to avoid disappointment. Hidden Closet is a leading supplier of fashion for boys and girls, the children’s clothing ranges’ start from new born and upwards so they can cater for all children.

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Eclectic’s mix of vibrant colours and a bouquet of florals herald the start of Spring/Summer. From that scene-stealing summer party dress to striking prints that will energise your new season wardrobe, this boutique has it covered!

We love these simple but stylish tunics. Available in a range of colours and prints. £150 This striking billowy dress is effortless glamour. Dressed up or down it makes the perfect holiday take away! £120

When bold blooms are anything but prim! A chic option for formal warm weather events. Wear off or on the shoulder! Fully lined silk georgette maxi dress. £225

Feminine, floral and flirty is how we’d describe this dress. Perfect for that summer wedding or garden party! £185

Linen coverup is available in other prints and colours. £120

The Weather Jacket - £167

WE’LL BE AT THE JERSEY BOAT SHOW The all new ON Running Apparel has arrived Thanks to the lightweight Japanese fabrics used, the running jacket offers 360 degree ventilation in an ultralight package, the perfect companion for a wild run in the wind and rain. 100% Nylon protective and tear-proof upper fabric reaches across the chest and shoulders. Coated with advanced durable water repellent, the running jacket protects you where needed. Pockets that do more - the pockets of the running jacket offer water resistant zip protection, and there is also a media device holder on the left arm. The entire running jacket can be folded into its pocket, allowing ultra-small storage and portability. Hapi, Liberty Wharf

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Find us: Airport, St Peter Liberty Wharf, St Helier www.hapilifestyle.com

Brands included: Animal Banana Moon Billabong Brooks Havaianas Hey Dude ON Running Oxbow Pullin Waxx

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THE SPRING HOTLIST ON Running Men’s Weather Running Jacket Hapi £167

Selection of t-shirts Murphy’s Menswear £12

ON Running Pants Hapi £119

Boys Shadey T-Shirt from Animal Hapi £12

Girls Spring Fling Top from Billabong Hapi £27

Spring summer range of gorgeous clothes for children aged 2 - 14. Hidden Closet

www.jerseypages.info Exclusive to Eclectic, these forever friendship bracelets with their magnetic clasp, are this season’s arm candy! £39-£49

Flower detail top available at West Collections £89.99

Gorgeous spring top at West collections £89.99

Flower print handbag West Collections £38.99

Our obsession with stars continues in this super soft suede bag from Eclectic £150

Black and white lace effect top Up and Above £85 Black and white tunic Up and Above £69

Selection of scarves The Boutique at Murphy’s £7

Stylish flowing top The Boutique at Murphy’s £28

Murphy’s Menswear/ The Boutique at Murphy’s Wests Centre, St Helier Hapi - Liberty Wharf, St Helier | 01534 498057 Hidden Closet - 5 Market Street, St Helier | 07797 752999 West Collections - Les Quennevais Precinct, St Brelade | 01534 491342 Eclectic Liberty Wharf, St Helier | 01534 870505 Up and above Don Street, St Helier | 01534 758808

Les Quennevais Precinct, St. Brelade Open Monday - Saturday 09:30 - 17:30 01534 491342 | westcollections10@gmail.com Like us on Facebook: West Collections

Eclectic's signature kaftan comes is the perfect summer coverup £50 Versatile hand embellished camisole in ice cream colours from Eclectic £60

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Health & Beauty

New and exclusive to the Hearing Healthcare Centre The most precious voices you want to hear are often the ones you miss

or many people, hearing loss can be a hard thing to admit to. It can start with the odd missed word during a conversation, maybe turning the TV up that little bit louder or asking people to repeat themselves. At the Hearing Healthcare Clinic, we have a long history of providing quality care for the people of Jersey and the surrounding islands. And although the practice was established more than 20 years ago by resident audiologist, Mark Vellam, our goal hasn’t changed. We aim to

improve our patients’ hearing to the highest standard, while providing continuous support to ensure our patients receive maximum benefit from their hearing solution. As an independent family business, we are able to recommend the very best and most appropriate hearing technology based on your listening lifestyle. During the month of April, we will even let you take the hearing aids away with you to try out in your day to day life. We are also delighted to introduce the new and exclusive Vista T R; the

smallest rechargeable hearing aid in the world*. An easy, overnight charge will provide you with 24+ hours of quality, uninterrupted hearing. Just charge your hearing aids like you would your mobile phone and hear right from the second you wake up to the second you go to sleep! These ultra discreet hearing aids are loaded with today’s most advanced features including a revolutionary technology called Soundscape Manager, allowing the hearing aids to automatically adapt, no matter what environment your in; whether it be at home with family or chatting with friends at a restaurant. Now you can have comfort, style and convenience all in one package - perfect for your on the go lifestyle. The Hearing Healthcare Centre Littlegrove Clinic, la Rue de Haut, St Lawrence, JE3 1JZ www. hearinghealthcare.je 01534 866 477 or 01534 725 321

Sleep like a princess, without the peas It may be the stuff of fairy tales but it is proven that a good mattress is the key to a great night’s sleep. To celebrate National Bed Month in March, Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa invested in new Hypnos beds for all of its 123 rooms. Bed maker to the Royal family, Hypnos beds can be found in many of the Royal

residences, including Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and Kensington Palace amongst others. These beautifully comfortable beds provide guests, princesses or otherwise, with a fabulous foundation for the best sleep possible. The average person spends

around a third of their life asleep and it’s during this time that our bodies replenish energy stores and repair themselves, whilst our minds organise and store memories. Commenting on the new beds, General Manger Martin Kelly said: “We all know that to get a really good night’s sleep you need a comfortable bed and we want all our guests to wake up feeling they’ve had some real R&R. We often get really positive feedback about how comfortable our beds are and we believe it’s really important to invest in providing the utmost in comfort for visitors.” Discussing the beds chosen for Grand Jersey, Clare Taylor, Marketing Manager at Hypnos, said, “Our Lansdowne Cashmere beds are our premium sleep solution for hoteliers. The mattresses have been proven through pressure mapping analysis to provide outstanding support and a supremely comfortable sleep experience for guests, meaning it is the perfect choice for Hand Picked Hotels.”

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Just4Keepers up summer schedule Just4Keepers is nationally and internationally recognised as a goalkeeper coaching and equipment business, which has now reached the Channel Islands. It was started in April 2015 in Jersey by Matt Elcock. Just4Keepers CI currently coach around 25 keepers on a weekly basis providing specific goalkeeping training in a fun, learning environment. Matt spent most of his playing years in goal, representing the Jersey youth teams. He even had trials for professional teams Derby County & Barnsley. He then decided to further his football knowledge by moving into football coaching and has been a qualified football coach since 2001. He has worked as far away as the USA, coaching children of all ages and abilities both outfield and in goal. His passion for goalkeeping meant in 2013 he focused solely on goalkeepers and having identified a gap in the local football market, decided to bring Just4Keepers to Jersey. Just4Keepers ChanneI Islands (CI) has had over 40 goalkeepers come through the doors to date, and simply want to provide the best possible goalkeeping coaching from qualified goalkeeping coaches, for all ages and abilities. They currently coach every

Friday evening at Rozel FC between 6:30 and 9:30pm. There are two sessions, one for ages 7-11 and one for ages 1216. However, from April 18th they are launching a second session per week on Tuesdays at Haute Vallee 3G pitch from 6-7pm for all ages 7-16. In addition to group sessions, Just4Keepers CI caters for the following to really focus on improving those techniques and game management: â&#x20AC;˘ Private 1-2-1 or 1-2-2 sessions â&#x20AC;˘ Sessions at your local football clubs for 3 or more goalkeepers (senior or junior)

Exciting developments April 18th - J4K moves to twice weekly. There are plenty spaces still available for new goalkeepers to attend! June 25th - The first ever Channel Islands 'Goalie Wars' event at Springfield Stadium. It promises to be a fantastic day of flying saves and brilliant blocks for keepers aged 7-17. July 8/9th - Just4Keepers CI Summer Camp at Haute Vallee. Registration opens 31st March. We will be welcoming a very special guest to this camp. None other than former Premier League goalkeeper - Ludek Miklosko. This will be a fantastic weekend of goalkeeping, learning and improving on the

main techniques coupled with fun games and prizes to be won. If you would like any further information about any of the training sessions or events, please contact Matt on 07700 847460 or email mattelcock@just4keepers.co.uk Fb: www.facebook.com/J4KJersey Twitter: @j4k_ci Instagram: #just4keepers_ci

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Anagen Extensions & Afro hairdresser Lesley Katsande is the founder of Anagen Extensions and Afro Hair, an extension attachment specialist and an Afro Caribbean hairdressers based at 2 Dorset Street, St Helier. We met with her for a few minutes to find out more about her extensions…

HAPPY HEALTHY HAIR

Hi Lesley, how long have you been a hairdresser? I have been a hairdresser for over 17 years on and off. Although I mainly trained in Zimbabwe I continued down this path once I arrived in the UK.

Now is the season to let go of perfect, sleek hairdos and embrace that loose, natural look. Learn how to protect your hair from the heat, sun, and humidity without turning it into an endless battle.

1. Cover up!

What types of hair extensions do you offer? We do various types of hair extensions from weaves and beads to bonds and Brazilian knots. We sell all different colours and length of weave wefts, nano beads and micro bead. We can also make clip-ins for you.

Do you have a favourite type? My favourite kind is a weave because it is suitable for all types of hair whether white or black. It’s also cheaper than other types of extensions and causes very little damage to hair.

Do you sell the extensions? We sell all different colours and length of weave wefts, nano beads and micro bead. We can also custom make clip-ins so you know they will be perfect for you. So, if you are looking for good quality hair extensions at an affordable price contact Lesley on 01534 732534 or email Info@anagenextensions.co.uk To find out more about Lesley, follow her on Facebook @ anagenextensions.

Use a scarf or hat to cover your head when you’re out in the sun. Not only does this provide extra UV protection, but it also helps your scalp to retain moisture. A hat reduces damage caused by wind, especially if your hair is prone to tangling.

2. PUT YOUR HAIR UP IN LOOSE STYLES A messy braid is ideal for keeping your hair under control and minimizing exposure to the sun. Tight hairstyles can be damaging because they tend to pull and tear hair, especially if your hair is dry from the summer heat.

3. Wash less often Frequent washing strips your scalp of its natural oils, which in turn stimulates additional oil production and makes you feel the need to wash it even more. Try just rinsing in the shower after a day at the beach or pool, and see if that gets rid of some extra oil. Use a homemade or natural dry shampoo, such as cornstarch, in place of regular shampoo to go a bit longer without washing. Another quick fix is to dab a cotton ball soaked in witch hazel along your scalp to dissolve excess oil.

4. Reduce the heat

Try to blow-dry your hair as little as

possible. It is already exposed to a significant amount of heat throughout spring and summer so give the blow dryer a break and go au naturel if you can. Avoid flat-irons, too, as they will do further damage to already-dry hair. Plus, a sleek hairstyle only makes that frizz stand out more.

5. SPRITZ & SEAL Make a concoction of water, aloe vera juice, and avocado oil. Keep it on hand to spritz whenever a bit of moisture and/or control is needed.

6. CONDITION ALWAYS Rinse with apple cider vinegar diluted in water for a quick natural conditioner. Use some coconut oil or shea butter (careful with this, since it can be heavy) to smooth, de-frizz, and moisturise your locks after washing. The oil will give some shine and, if you have wavy hair, create natural, air-dried curls. Try a natural deep conditioning treatment once a week to get that extra bit of moisture into your hair.

7. No more swimmer’s hair

If you’re a blond who turns green after a dip in the pool, try rinsing out your wet hair with ¼ cup apple cider vinegar and 2 cups water to get rid of discolouration and dullness. It helps to get your hair

wet before entering the water because then it won’t absorb as much chlorine.

8. Add some sunscreen

There are shampoos that contain UV protection, but most of those are chemical-laden. One quick way to add some protection is to run your hands lightly through your hair after applying sunscreen to your body.

9. Try a hot oil rinse

Coconut, olive, and avocado oils are good at penetrating the hair shaft. Shampoo hair as usual, then work in oil from ends to roots. Rinse, then condition as usual. Your hair should feel moisturised afterward, but not greasy.

10. Fake that beach look

One blogger recommends this homemade sea salt spray, made with 1tsp sea salt and 1tsp coconut oil, mixed with water in a small spray bottle. Spray and scrunch to get that desirable wavy beach look.

11. USE A COMB Avoid pulling anything through your hair when it’s wet.. Widetooth combs are most gentle for untangling hair as brushes can pull and tear.

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Members can book their classes on-the-go with Active’s new Sport and Fitness App Active sports centres new app Active Jersey is continuing to be a huge hit with thousands of downloads and uses to date. Of course that’s hardly surprising as the App is compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod touch (iOS 7.0.0 or later) and Android devices and is FREE to download. Users can view up-to-date fitness classes, swimming pool timetables, centre information, opening hours, news, events and social media, and receive push notifications on the go. ACTIVE MEMBERS For Active members, the app is particularly beneficial allowing quick and easy access to book fitness classes at Fort Regent, Les Quennevais and Springfield. Members can also add themselves to waiting lists, cancel a class, view classes in their calendars and share with friends and family. With over 120

fitness classes a week on offer, it's a benefit that will cut queues at reception, particularly for those who rush to get to sports centres after work in time for a class. Developed by Gladstone Leisure, the app is already offered by a range of clubs in the UK and Europe. To download the app, visit your app store and search for Active Jersey (iPad users need to search for iPhone apps, android uses search Google Play Store). On downloading the app, you will be able to add each Active centre, known as a ‘Club’, by selecting Clubs and then +. Then search for ‘Active’ FITNESS CLASS TIMETABLES Access up to date Active centre classes, times, fitness instructors, class description, duration and cost. FITNESS CLASS BOOKINGS Check availability, make, amend

or cancel a booking. You can also add bookings to your calendar. SWIMMING POOL OPEN TIMES Check Les Quennevais pool’s

open times. CENTRE INFORMATION Active sports centre opening times, facilities, clubs and

associations. NEWS/ PUSH NOTIFICATIONS Instant notifications, centre news and events direct to your phone.

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Food, Drink & Entertainment

Latest trends and seasonal produce Words by Trizia Clarke, Trizia’s Italian Kitchen ‘Pasqua’ – Easter in Italy, is considered the most important religious event of the year. Much more celebratory than Christmas and of course, celebrations mean feasting - which is what the Italians do best. Easter has always been extra special for us, indeed my dad was named after it (Pasquale) so there was always a big family party at our house to celebrate. Even though we lost my dad three years ago, my Mum still starts the food prep 4 days before Easter and makes enough Pizza Ripiene (Easter Pies) to feed several local families. Whatever your religious beliefs, April brings so much to celebrate. The first delicious vegetables begin to sprout, the joy of tasting the first of the outdoor Jersey Royals, the fruit trees beginning to blossom and the sun shining longer every day. There are so many ingredients ‘at their best’ now, including local fresh crabmeat. For a fast, easy meal that shouts luxury, there can’t be anything nicer than Crab Linguine.

(reserving some cooking water) and tip into the frying pan, adding the pasta water to make a nice sauce. Take it off the heat and then throw in the parsley and watercress and toss again. Serve immediately.

Ingredients to serve 4: • About 300g dried linguine pasta • 2 cloves garlic • 1 large red chilli • 250g crabmeat • 3 - 4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil • 1 juice of lemon (& zest) • 1 handful parsley chopped • 1 handful watercress roughly torn

You will need: • 200g sugar • 5 large eggs • Pinch of salt • 250g ground almonds • 250g Jersey butter • 200g good 70% dark chocolate • 1 tsp vanilla or almond extract • Optional: 1 small glass of liqueur (Tia Maria or Cointreau works well) OR 1 tbsp instant espresso coffee powder

Method Put a large pan of water on to boil for the pasta. Pour the oil into a large frying pan and grate or crush 1 – 2 cloves of garlic into it. Then add the chopped and seeded chilli. Let it heat gently, so as not to burn the garlic. Tip in the crabmeat, breaking it up gently with a fork. Grate the zest of the lemon into the pan and add the juice. When the pasta is cooked, drain it

Another seasonal food is of course chocolate. Although not strictly ‘in season’ it certainly feels like it has it’s season at Easter time. Whether coming to the end of a Lenten promise or not, most people look forward to a chocolate splurge at this time of year and in my opinion this next recipe is the best possible thing you can make with good quality 70% chocolate. Torta Caprese is named after the beautiful island of Capri from where it originates. It’s naturally gluten free, with a crisp covering and a moist, dark and delicious interior. This recipe serves 8-10. Like most Italian desserts it’s traditionally laced with sweet alcohol but you can leave it out and it will still be delicious. The optional coffee powder is definitely worth trying as it somehow makes the chocolate taste more chocolatey.

Method Pre-heat oven to 160. Grease and line a 9 inch loose bottomed spring form tin with a little oil and parchment paper. Melt the butter and the chocolate in 2 separate bowls in the microwave or over a pan of simmering water. Separate the eggs, putting the

“Most people look forward to a chocolate splurge at this time of year and in my opinion this next recipe is the best possible thing.”

yolks in small bowl or jug. Whisk the egg whites until stiff in another bowl, adding a pinch of salt. Beat the melted butter and the sugar in a separate bowl until light and creamy. Add one egg yolk at a time, followed by the extract, mixing well. Add melted chocolate and the liqueur/coffee if you want to and beat in. Add the almonds and mix well. Finally gently fold in the egg whites and then pour into the tin. Bake for 40 mins. Remove from the oven and let it sit in the tin for at least 30 minutes. Dust with icing sugar and serve with ice cream, cream or mascarpone and raspberries. For more recipes and information about my courses, take a look at my Facebook page, Trizia’s Italian Kitchen. Keep a note in your diary for the Italian Food and Culture Festival to take place on 13th and 14th May at People’s Park where I will be demonstrating some of my favourite recipes on the main stage along with Gino D’Acampo, our special guest, and other local chefs. Whatever you are making with this

months seasonal produce, choose the freshest and the best that you can. Italian cooking doesn’t hide behind complex flavours and spices, it’s about beautiful ingredients coming together to make something special. In the meantime, ‘Mangiare

bene, stare bene’ (to eat well is to be well…) Trizia’s Italian Kitchen Visit my Facebook page Trizia’s Italian Kitchen and send messages via m.me/triziasitaliankitchen.

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Mark Sargeant’s sea bass with creamed crab and chilli spelt Spelt is an ancient British grain that can be cooked in much the same way as risotto rice but which offers a bit more bite and a lovely nutty ﬂavour. If you can’t find sea bass, then bream, salmon and cod all make great alternatives.

• 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped • 200g pearled spelt • 100g brown crab meat • 800ml fresh chicken stock • 2½ tbsp double cream • 25g pack chives, finely chopped • 100g white crab meat

Mark Sargeant is chefMethod proprietor of Rocksalt and The 1. To make the crab and chilli Smokehouse in Folkestone, Kent. spelt, heat the butter in a saucepan, add the shallots and Preparation time: 25 minutes cook gently until soft but not Cooking time: 40 minutes browned – about 10 minutes. Total time: 1 hour 5 minutes Add the bay leaf, thyme leaves, chilli and garlic; cook for 2 minutes more. Add the spelt Serves: 4 | Ingredients • 1 tbsp vegetable oil (or rice) and cook for another 2 minutes, then stir in the brown • 4 sea bass fillets, scaled and pin boned crab meat. Meanwhile, heat • small knob unsalted butter the chicken stock in a small • 60g unsalted butter saucepan. • 2 echalion shallots, finely chopped 2. Add the warm stock to the spelt a ladle at a time, stirring • 1 bay leaf • ½ x 20g pack thyme, leaves continuously, adding more stock picked once it has been absorbed. Cook • 1 red chilli, deseeded and finely until the spelt is just tender – chopped about 15-20 minutes; set aside

FINE FISH, GAME AND POULTRY

while you cook the fish. 3. Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan over a medium heat. Pat the sea bass fillets dry on kitchen paper and season. Place the fillets skin-side down in the pan (if they curl up a little, press firmly and they will relax back down). Cook for about 4-5 minutes, until almost cooked through. Add the butter, take the pan off the heat and turn the fish over – the residual heat will cook the fish through while you finish the spelt. 4. Put the spelt back on the heat to warm through, then stir in the cream, chives and white crab meat. It should have a loose texture that settles once stirred, like risotto; add a splash more stock (or water) if it seems too dry. Season, divide between plates or shallow bowls and top with the sea bass. This recipe first appeared in Waitrose Kitchen magazine.

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Famous Cow Productions presents an intimate evening with Katherine Jenkins OBE

David Venni

support such a wonderful cause!" The support act for the evening is girl group Sahara, a string trio with soprano saxophone, set up by saxophonist Sarah Louise Ings. Individually the girls have supported Olly Murs, Cheryl Cole and Robbie Williams. After Sahara, Katherine will perform a 45-minute set alongside her pianist. The evening starts at 6pm with a champagne reception followed by a three course dinner with coffee and chocolates catered for by Harpers. To finish, the entertainment continues with a DJ and dancing. Throughout the evening a silent auction and raﬄe will take place with all proceeds going to Jersey Hospice Care. Emelita Robbins, CEO of Jersey Hospice Care said 'the charity is delighted to have been chosen by Famous Cow

Productions to be the beneficiary of the Silent Auction and raﬄe proceeds. Katherine Jenkins is such a talented performer who appeals to lovers of both popular and classical music. It is sure to be an amazing evening’. Tracy Martinez, founder of Famous Cow Productions commented “bringing Katherine Jenkins to Jersey will offer a unique evening of entertainment and an unforgettable performance. Being able to create bespoke events and invite high profile artists to the island is what Famous Cow is all about. And to give something back to local charities is important to the ethos of my company. For further information and reservations please contact Tracy tracy@famouscowproductions.com

SPRING MENU | 2 Courses £18.95 Starters Bruschetta (V) Crostini, Tomatoes, Red Onion, Melted Cheddar

Salmon Tartare Gherkins, Caperberrys, Pickled Onion, Granary Bread

Chicken Wings Teriyaki Chicken Wings, Seasame Seeds, Flat Bread

Mains Pan-fried fillet of cod Garden Peas Mash Potatoes, Pancetta, Fromage Blanc Sauce, Baby Carrots

Pork Belly Savoy Cabbage with Chorizo, Roast Potatoes, Apple Reduction

Everything from great moreish breakfast, jacket potatoes, pastas and paninis to French-Italian, FrenchMexican and French-veggie style food, set menu plus a great selection of beers, wines and special coffees.

Beetroot Risotto (V) Goat Cheese, Hazelnuts, Parsley, Butternut Squash, Blackberry Balsamic

Desserts Please ask our team for the blackboard with our delicious desserts & ice creams

In the heart of St Aubin, for bookings tel. 01534 747963

View menus on our website www.murrays.je

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On-going investment plan shows commitment to island tourism The latest phase of substantial refurbishment programmes are nearing completion at both the AA five star Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa and the AA four Silver Star L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa as the businesses gear up for what is looking to be a promising season. Owners, Hand Picked Hotels, are further underlining their confidence in the island’s tourism industry with a total investment of around £3.7 million in its Jersey properties in the last two years alone. This includes the complete refurbishment of all 106 bedrooms and adjacent corridors at L’Horizon, meaning all of the hotel’s guest rooms have now been updated, along with the redecoration of the hotel’s beautiful Crystal Ballroom. Many of the more functional elements of the properties have also been improved such as the installation of new kitchen equipment, improved glazing and air conditioning upgrades. At Grand Jersey all 123 guest bedrooms have also been refurbished, incorporating the renewal of all soft furnishings in vibrant colours and a range of textures for a more contemporary and sophisticated feel. The Spa Reception now sports a striking

new look and feel whilst the elegant Champagne Lounge has also received a full overhaul with new décor, comfortable chairs and sofas in subtle, muted tones and stylish lighting which adds to the unique ambience of the space. Discussing the latest phase of work Martin Kelly, General Manager of Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa said, “Since the purchase of Grand Jersey by Hand Picked Hotels in 2014, there has been substantial ongoing investment in the property. These refurbishments demonstrate the confidence and commitment that the Group has to Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa, our sister property L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa and indeed to the hospitality industry in the island as a whole.” Sale rumours There have recently been rumours surrounding the potential sale of the Jersey Properties, Julia Hands, CEO of Hand Picked Hotels Limited commented: “We would like to take this opportunity to quash the speculation which seems to surround our Jersey properties. We are aware of, and saddened by, totally unfounded rumours about the sale of these properties and

would like to publicly state that it is not our intention to sell either Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa, or L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa. Additionally I can confirm that we have not been in talks with any local developers. Over the past two years Hand Picked Hotels Limited has invested over 3.7 million pounds in these properties and we are firmly committed to the ongoing refurbishment programmes and development of both businesses. Over recent months, we have been asked whether either of our Jersey properties are for sale or indeed have been sold. We can categorically state that neither hotel is for sale. Hand Picked Hotels has invested heavily in both the AA five star Grand Jersey Hotel & Spa and the AA four Silver Star L’Horizon Beach Hotel & Spa, improving facilities and creating employment opportunities in the local hospitality sector. It saddens us to hear these totally unfounded rumours, which have caused distress for our employees and customers. For the sake of our employees and loyal customer base we have decided to issue this statement in the hope of quashing these rumours once and for all.”

Start your day with a free coffee at Hugo's Hugo's is now open and serving breakfast from 8.30am. To celebrate we are giving you a FREE coffee every day! Thats right, there is no catch! Come and enjoy a FREE takeaway coffee every day from 8.30am - 10am until the end of April in celebration of the new Hugo's Breakfast Menu. Plus exclusive to Inndulgence members, you can also receive a whopping 20% OFF your breakfast food bill until the end of April. What a great way to start to the day! Not a member? Sign up to the inndulgence club at www. inndulgenceclub.com FREE COFFEE* Offer valid until 30th April 2017 from 8.30am - 10am. One free white/black coffee or tea per person, per day. No purchase required.

A dining experience that inspires even the most sophisticated palate. Our award winning international chefs use delicately balanced Indian spices and culinary expertise to create impeccably designed flavoursome dishes. As new flavours delight and rouse the senses, this artistic union will take you to the epitome of dining sensations. Start your journey with our 6 course taster menu with selected wine or beer for each course, or simply select from the à la carte menu. Both with extensive vegetarian options.

20% OFF* Offer valid until 30th April 2017 for Inndulgence Club members. Offer valid for tables/bookings of up to 6 people, including children. Not valid on bank holidays, discount only applies to food purchases. Discount cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer, including our Christmas gift envelope. No cash alternative. Liberation Group reserve the right to withdraw this promotion at any time.

Booking essential: 01534 614450 www.defrance.co.uk

Dishes are individually prepared. Dietary requirements can be catered for. Extensive vegetarian menu.

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A minor hiccup along the way Words by Dennis Shore, CVM

Wow what a month! We have just had our busiest time since opening CVM in both sales and rentals, and it looks like we were only the tip of the iceberg when you consider the number of properties that transacted court during March. It will be a while yet before the figures are confirmed, but the activity on court day in the hostelries close to the Royal square show that whilst some could afford a celebratory drink, others were realising their dream of being properly broke for the next 30 years! During the month we experienced a few niggles before the properties could be transacted (bought or sold to you and me). When you are about to part with several hundred thousand pounds the whole process can become somewhat scary and when there is an issue it can become very frustrating and at worst, push you to the edge of

a very high cliff wishing you had never got involved in the first place. However, for those of us in the business, Estate Agents, Advocates, Conveyancing Lawyers, Developers, Bankers and a whole raft of other people, we tend to see these things regularly. In the main we can judge how big an issue really is and then respond accordingly. For example, a common issue is access and boundaries, these tend to arise particularly if a property has not transacted for many years and is not on an estate type development where things like that are relatively easily defined. “My house backs onto your house and the garden wall separates us” is unlikely to cause anyone a real problem. However, what if you are down a track or lane that everybody knows about, all the houses off the track have always used it because Clary and his Mum said it was OK back in the day? Nothing was ever put into the deeds of any of the properties and as long as Clary or his Mum are still around, that’s fine, but any piece of land has an increased value over what it may have been considered to have had back then. Relationships with neighbours tended in the main to be stronger when people only had face to face contact with each other before Facebook, Twitter and a huge number of other apps where the definition of “friends” has been re-written. So, before I digress too far and go on a rant, the house off the track starts on the

“That glass of bubbles at 15:20 is in recognition of that.” conveyancing path, the farm at the end has been sold many years before so Clary and his Mum have nothing to do with things, and the house wanting to sell discovers that there was never any official rights to use the track in the first place. Now we have a problem. It might be the only entrance to a garage or garden. Here comes the “goodwill factor” and the skill of the people employed to try and resolve the issue. If the new owners of the farm can be convinced this is a legal oversight over the years and nothing really changes, they may well agree to be party to the formalisation of the access rights being granted. A minor hiccup and all sorted. They may ask for a few pounds to be paid and their costs to be covered, again disaster averted. They may be a little more stubborn and take a bit of persuading, but unless they are completely unreasonable, we may need a delay of a week or so, but the problem will be dealt with and we will make your dream come true. For the buyer and vendor however, this can be a massively stressful period, we understand that and that glass of bubbles at 15:20 in the Royal Square is in recognition of that.

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Are Jersey businesses ready for the social age? Prosperity 24.7 is bringing acclaimed author Julian Stodd to the Island to help local businesses understand how to adapt and survive in the Social Age. Julian’s seminar titled ‘Organisational Change & the Socially Dynamic Organisation’ will take place on Friday 21st April 2017 at the Pomme D’or Hotel. In his own unique style, Mr. Stodd will open discussion around his latest work on the Socially Dynamic Organisation and the framework that can support change from a ‘restrained’ to a ‘dynamic’ organisation. Mr. Stodd’s global insight stems from working as a consultant for law enforcement agencies, the military and some of the largest companies in the world. Local businesses will learn from his understanding of modern, dynamic companies such as Uber and Airbnb and have the chance to learn how to keep pace with change in the digital world. The event is open to all and

applicable to a wide audience demographic; everyone from directors and business owners, to HR, business strategists and IT Managers, will find the seminar beneficial. It will provide some very significant information to help organisations embrace the digital age with confidence. Julian Stodd, Author, says: ‘Resistant organisations are ones that see change around them but deny that it will affect them. Constrained organisations, by contrast, understand that they are operating in a new world and are actively doing something about it. Dynamic organisations are rare, but I would argue that to be excellent we must become dynamic, because only a Dynamic organisation can demonstrate true agility, and ability not just to survive but to thrive in times of constant change.’ This is the second time Julian has presented in Jersey. Brought over

The Idea Works celebrate 20 years in business Award-winning design and communications agency The Idea Works is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a £20,000 giveaway. The company, which opened for business on 1st March 1997, is offering local charities the chance to win a year’s worth of marketing, advertising and design work. They have joined forces with a number of longstanding business partners and suppliers to offer an enhanced competition package which comprises media space, airtime, print, photography, PR, web design and hosting, and venue hire. The total value of the prize on offer is equivalent to advertising, design and services worth approximately £20,000. Richard Lumborg, managing director of The Idea Works (TIW), explained that they had considered a number of ways of celebrating their landmark 20th anniversary, but had concluded that the best way of

doing so would be to “give back” to the local community. “We have been proud to work with hundreds of local clients over the years, both big and small, and have shared in their successes and achievements. So, we thought that we would share our success by offering to support the great work that is done by the many charities operating in the Island,” said Mr Lumborg. The TIW20 competition is open to any Jersey charity or non-profit organisation delivering support and services to the local community and application forms can be downloaded from TIW’s website www.theideaworks.com/tiw20 Charities have until 13th April 2017 to submit an application, and those shortlisted for an award will be announced on 31st May, with interviews and final selection taking place over the next few weeks ahead of the announcement of the winner(s) in late June 2017.

by Prosperity 24.7 in 2015, Mr Stodd spoke to sell out audiences in both Jersey and Guernsey. The local company is thrilled to bring him to the Island again. Geraldine Evans, Chief Learning Officer at Prosperity 24.7, says: ‘We are very excited to bring Julian back to the Island. The last event sold out so we are hoping to reach out to even more businesses on this occasion. At Prosperity 24.7 we have noticed a huge influx in clients coming to us requiring assistance

for change programmes across the Islands. It is a primary issue and managing change effectively in the Social Age is hugely challenging for all sectors of industry. ‘Julian is a real storyteller and a genuine thought-leader and he blew us away at the last seminar. He will be using real case studies to bring scenarios and theories to life, offering a different perspective to encourage the audience to think beyond the norm. He engages all audiences and always makes it

relevant on a local level. We are very honoured to be hosting him in the Island and we hope that a number of companies benefit from his ground-breaking ideas and direction.’ Tickets for the seminar are £35, including lunch, and offer one hour of CPD. To reserve a seminar space call 01534 877247 or book via EventBrite. Additionally, follow the Prosperity 24.7 learning team @ P247 on Twitter to stay up to date on news and seminars.

Recruitment process for Charity Commissioner The recruitment process has started for Jersey’s first independent Charity Commissioner. The Commissioner will be responsible for determining which organisations are charities, registering those charities and ensuring they meet their legal requirements. His or her initial work will be to establish the publicly accessible charity register, which is planned to go live during the first half of 2018. The aim is to promote public confidence in the charitable sector, to help it develop and flourish. As set out in the Charities (Jersey) Law 2014, the Commissioner will be appointed by the Chief Minister and the interview process will be overseen by the Jersey Appointments Commission. The post is initially advertised in Jersey only, as knowledge of Jersey’s voluntary and community sector and finance industry is highly desirable.

The Assistant Chief Minister, Senator Paul Routier, said: “The appointment of an independent Charity Commissioner is key to building and maintaining public trust and confidence in Jersey charities, which in turn allows those charities to flourish. "The Commissioner will need to balance the varying needs of very different organisations, from small unincorporated community groups to household name charities and private trusts set up by wealthy individuals who wish to support good causes.” The Association of Jersey Charities and the Jersey voluntary and community sector has given its overwhelming support to the development of the Charities Law and the introduction of a Commissioner. They recognise that a well-regulated charitable sector will give sponsors and donors greater confidence, which in turn,

is likely to lead to an increase in donations. Chair of the Association of Jersey Charities Liz Le Poidevin said: “This is good news for the extraordinary number of volunteers who give hundreds of thousands of hours each year to supporting our community through their several hundred charities.” The Charities Law will equally have significant benefits to the finance industry in Jersey. Chief Executive of Jersey Finance Geoff Cook said: “As a leading international finance centre, Jersey is experienced in the establishment and administration of structures for charitable or wider philanthropic purposes. "For many high-net-worth individuals, philanthropy is a natural extension of their business activities and the appointment of the Jersey Charity Commissioner will strengthen the Island’s ability to attract such investment.”

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C5 Alliance invests in customer experience C5 Alliance continues to enhance and develop its client-first focus with the launch of a fresh new website and brand image, as well as ongoing development of the ‘new generation’ of IT leaders in 2017. The new website has been designed with clarity, understanding and a better user experience as the key motivations. C5 Alliance has achieved this by streamlining the presentation of information, offering case studies of previous projects alongside their services to encourage a greater depth of understanding for users. The new ‘Innovation’ section also increases awareness of the company’s commitment to putting Jersey businesses at the forefront of technology innovation, providing information on emerging technologies and new opportunities such as FinTech, MedTech, Augmented and Virtual Reality, RegTech and the Internet of Things. As well as focusing on clients, the modernisation project aims to attract and cultivate new digital talent on the Island. The artwork and imagery has been carefully chosen to reflect the organisation’s friendly internal culture, while communicating the C5 Alliance values: Be Original, Be Entrepreneurial, Be Collaborative, Be Positive, and Have an Impact. The website was created through a collaboration of several local digital professionals. Senior Designer at Marcom, Tharindu Elkin designed the branding, with further design development and user experience consultancy undertaken by C5 Alliance Consultant, Noel Mallet, and the web development implemented by digital agency, Switch. Rob Leader, Group Managing Director of C5 Alliance, commented:

“While we understand many businesses across the Channel Islands wish to benefit from the opportunities posed by technology, we also realise that not everyone has extensive knowledge in this area. Building on our client investments in 2016, our new website will improve overall understanding of the services we can provide, ensuring clients and potential clients know exactly what they can achieve by working in partnership with us. It is future-focused, allowing businesses in Jersey and Guernsey to stay ahead of the curve by highlighting several areas and trends that are going to define the future of technology. It also more accurately reflects who we are, with a brighter new look that better represents the dynamic personalities and

positive attitude we encourage throughout the C5 Alliance Group. I am extremely proud of what we have achieved with our new website

consolidation of Jersey’s private fund and unregulated fund regimes.’ The regulator has also taken account of product developments in other jurisdictions. The launch of Jersey’s new single private fund product will see the phasing out of all other Jersey private products although existing private funds will be able to continue to operate until the end of their natural life. Alternatively, existing private funds can apply to the JFSC

Moore Management has been named Best Alternative Fund Administrator – Channel Islands in this year's International Fund Awards hosted by corporate finance publication Acquisition International. This is the third consecutive year that the specialist funds business has been recognised in the awards, having achieved the same title in 2016 and Best Private Equity Administrator – Channel Islands in 2015. The AI International Fund Awards aim to showcase the best of the funds industry, recognising funds that have achieved extraordinary results, as well as the advisers, wealth management specialists and managers who have made them the first port of call for investors. Moore Management is part of First Names Group, which provides trust, fund, real estate and corporate services in locations worldwide. Moore was acquired in 2013 and the Group’s entire fund offering now operates under the Moore brand.

and congratulate all the talented individuals involved in its creation.” See the new and improved C5 website at www.c5alliance.com

New Director at Digimap Glen Kehoe has been appointed as Director for Digimap in Jersey, after 10 years with the technology firm. Digimap, which has offices in Jersey and Guernsey, is the official mapping partner to the States of Jersey and the States of Guernsey. Glen previously served as the company’s Business Manager, based in Jersey, and prior to

that he worked in management roles at Jersey Post. At Digimap, he has been responsible for commercial customers who use States of Jersey mapping data, including advocates, architects, local government departments, emergency services, property developers, taxi firms and pizza delivery companies.

Jersey Private Fund Guide will modernise Island’s funds regime The Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) has introduced the Jersey Private Fund (JPF) Guide, setting out the criteria for Jersey’s new private fund product which can be marketed to up to 50 professional investors. The JFSC has launched the JPF Guide after listening to detailed feedback from Industry on its joint consultation with Government which, undertaken in 2016, focused on the ‘rationalisation and

Moore Management has been named Best Alternative Fund Administrator

to convert into another Jersey fund product, including the JPF. JFSC Director of Policy, Mike Jones commented: ”The JFSC is delighted to have introduced the Jersey Private Fund Guide and would like to thank the Government, Industry and other stakeholders for all their assistance in developing the proposal, which will result in significant streamlining and simplification of

the Jersey funds proposition, whilst ensuring it remains competitive and continues to meet international standards”. Subject to consultation on the JPF annual fee provided for under the amended Control of Borrowing Order (COBO) fees notice which has also been issued by the JFSC, Industry will be able to submit applications to the JFSC, in accordance with the JPF Guide, from Tuesday 18 April, 2017.

First for Finance published The ninth edition of Jersey-First for Finance has been published by The Times Group. This edition includes contributions from Jersey’s Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst who provides the preface and the Minister for External Relations, Sir Philip Bailhache, who examines Jersey’s relationship with Britain and Europe. There are also articles from Jersey Finance and many of Jersey’s leading finance industry figures who provide insights into the challenges and opportunities in their specialist areas. This coffee table style book is supported by Jersey Finance who assisted with editorial content. John Willman, former Financial Times UK business editor has acted as consultant editor and the book’s overall editor is Wayne Fessey (former editor of the City’s annual review, The Square Mile) of the Times Group publishers.

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