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Stewart Francis, Craig Campbell & Glenn Wool are The Lumberjacks Three top Canadian comedians for the price of one!

Following a hugely successful run at the Edinburgh Festival, Stewart Francis, Craig Campbell and Glenn Wool hit the road to each perform their own set, side by side, on their debut UK tour of The Lumberjacks.

These Canadian comedians are at the top of their comedy game right now. Each with their refreshingly contrasting styles, we see them come together and perform their own uniquely individual material.

With something here for everyone guaranteed, the audience is in for an eclectic and exciting show.

Stewart Francis: ‘A miracle of comic technique’ The Times. Out-

standing in his field of killer oneliners, Stewart Francis moved to the UK three years ago and rapidly established himself as one of the best comics working here right now. He soon become a star of BBC’s Mock The Week, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow and Live At The Apollo. Stewart has just finished his extensive, acclaimed UK tour Outstanding In His Field.

Craig Campbell:‘Campbell masters the art’ Dagbladet (Oslo) Craig Campbell is one of the most charismatic and inventive performers around. He has made appearances on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, Russell Howard’s Good

News and Dave’s One Night Stand.

In Spring 2011 Craig toured nationally with his show Craig Campbell Live, extended twice due to popular demand.

Glenn Wool: “Effortlessly funny with an affability other comics can only dream of. You have to go and see Glenn Wool’ The Guardian.

Glenn Wool is a comic truly at the top of his game right now. As well as his global live work Glenn’s burgeoning list of television credits includes: The Green Room With Paul Provenza (Showtime), Jon Oliver’s New York Stand-up Show (Comedy Central) and Funny As Hell (HBO).

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Local man Will Le Quelenec has set himself three personal challenges in aid of Brighter Futures.

The first was the 25 mile Guernsey Round Island rowing race that took place last month on Saturday 10th August. He also aims to complete the Jersey Round Island rowing race in September and the Jersey Marathon in October. But he isn’t doing it completely alone.

His mother Frankie, who has been rowing for over 20 years, will be joining him as part of the mixed pairs category in the two races.

Will, who is 23, has only been rowing for 2 years but has already completed the Sark to Jersey race in July coming in 15th out of 50 boats. This was a 16 and half-mile race. Will and Frankie were the first mother and son pair to ever complete the race. Will is hoping to raise between £2500 – £3000 in sponsorship. He says “I really want to make a difference to at least one family so I am hoping to raise more than £2500, which is what

it costs to support one family on the Brighter Futures programme for one year”. It isn’t going to be an easy challenge as Will has never attempted a round island race before. He won’t be using his own boat for the Guernsey race either as that will remain in Jersey. On top of that he only started running this year, which will make his marathon run something of a personal achievement. Will originally visited Brighter Futures as part of a Community Day in his previous employment and helped with painting the outdoor furniture that was in dire need of attention.

“After I visited The Bridge and saw the fantastic work that the Brighter Futures staff were doing with the families I decided I wanted to do something meaningful for the charity. That is when I made my mind up to do these three challenges” If you want to sponsor Will on any of his three challenges you can contact him by email brighterfuturesfundraiser@gmail.com

Equiom passes inspection for ‘Seafarer Recruitment and Placement Agency’ Equiom Marine and Aviation Services (Jersey) Limited (EMAS) is delighted to announce that the company recently passed the Lloyds Inspection for Seafarer Recruitment and Placement. The inspection, which is undertaken by an external agency, Lloyd’s Register, evaluates compliance to relevant maritime legislation as laid down by the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006. In this instance, Equiom were required to demonstrate compliance to Regulation 1.4 of the MLC. This regulation focuses on ensuring that seafarers have access to efficient and wellregulated seafarer recruitment and placement services, therefore aspects of crew and vessel information as well as control and verification procedures formed part of the inspection undertaken. Scott Le Cornu, EMAS Manager commented: “Over the last 12 months we have worked with all Flag States, owners and vessel managers to ensure that the system we

implemented for recruitment and placement services was not only compliant to the Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, but workable for each stakeholder. We are therefore extremely pleased and proud to have passed the inspection.” “In addition to passing the inspection we have also been certified by the States of Jersey. Verification of our compliance to the MLC together with the certification by our Member State, Jersey, not only demonstrates Equiom’s ongoing commitment to the adherence of marine and aviation legislation, but is also essential to the niche employment services we offer to our vessel owners and operators.”

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Japanese Knotweed: New advice to prevent Home owners from having their properties de-valued four when the plant is within seven metres of habitable space such as conservatories and garages. It also provides treatment advice.’

The RICS paper is supported by the UK Council of Mortgage Lenders and the Building Society Association.

Untreated the extensive and deep root systems of Knotweed will penetrate asphalt and wall foundations, as well as drainage systems.

It is easily identifiable but must be disposed of carefully as even very small amounts of cut plant are able to spread.

mortgage lenders over-reacting: ‘Jersey’s Environment Department has recently launched an app for people to record sightings of Japanese Knotweed in the island.

Garfield-Bennett Building surveying says new advice on how to assess Japanese knotweed should help ensure homeowners aren’t penalised by mortgage lenders should the plant be found on their property. In the UK some homeowners have seen their property prices cut after Japanese knotweed was found, whilst others have been unable to acquire mort-

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The cross-industry approved advice from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) will allow surveyors and banks to accurately assess the risk to a property posed by the damaging plant.

Managing Director of GarfieldBennett Building Surveying, Matthew Garfield-Bennett said there has until now not been any consistent advice on assessing the risk and that has led to some

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The Atlantic’s Ocean Restaurant and sister property Mark Jordan at the Beach receive outstanding reviews The Atlantic Hotel is in the spotlight once again with an outstanding review from Jeremy Wayne of both Ocean Restaurant and Mark Jordan at the Beach in the September issue of Tatler Magazine.

Jeremy Wayne is the restaurant editor of Tatler, a Condé Nast title, with the wealthiest readership of all Condé Nast’s publications. A prominent food and travel writer, Jeremy Wayne has over 20 years’ experience in the hospitality industry. Jeremy was previously restaurant editor of the Guide section of The Guardian for 14 years and is the UK correspondent for Food & Wine. He has also contributed to the food and travel pages of The Sunday Times, Vogue, Vanity Fair and Gourmet, and has appeared in two series of Masterchef.

Following his recent stay at The Atlantic, Wayne was undoubtedly impressed with the hotel and the Island, describing Ocean Restaurant as: “the antithesis of country house

dreary” and enthuses about the restaurant being “all white, all bright, with beautiful hand made furniture and, through the American shutters at dusk, a fiery orange ball – that famous Jersey sunset, when the sun sinks on the horizon.”

He describes Executive Head Chef Mark Jordan’s cooking as “a celebration of the fantastically rich mer et terroir – Jersey sole and brill, Jersey pork and beef and Jersey oysters, which in my view have no equal anywhere in Britain or Ireland.”

Recounting his visit to sister property Mark Jordan at the Beach he said “It’s all spanking fresh, and the service is so good, so sweet, that a lot of London restaurants could take a leaf out of this book.”

Patrick Burke, owner of The Atlantic Hotel and co-owner of Mark Jordan at the Beach is understandably delighted to receive such positive recognition in such a high profile title: “I am thrilled that Jeremy was impressed with both Ocean Restaurant and our

more relaxed offering at Mark Jordan at the Beach. I am delighted with the success that we are having in helping to raise the profile of the island as a destination for good food – as Jeremy puts it so succinctly, Forget Rock – Jersey rocks!”

Volunteers Needed Jersey Cancer Relief

Events Diary Mustard Seed - Relief Aid Collection When: Sat 07 Sep 2013 Mustard Seed Jersey Relief Aid Collection at Holme Grown Farm Shop car park on Saturday September 7th, 10 am till 2 pm. Bring along your excess bed linen, clothes for all ages, toys, kitchen items, literally anything that is in good order! There will also be a table of sale items to raise funds for transport.

Jersey Cheshire Home - Big Breakfast When: Sun 08 Sep 2013 Big Breakfast at the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club in St Aubin on Sunday 8th September. In aid of the Jersey Cheshire Home Trek India 2013.

National Trust for Jersey - Music by Candlelight When: Wed 11 Sep 2013 & Thu 12 Sep 2013 The National Trust for Jersey invites you to 16 New Street, lit by candlelight as it would have been in the 18th century, to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy 40 minutes of diverse music played by one of Jersey’s outstanding young pianists.

Wednedsay night Leila Osman performs a repertoire including: Chopin, Debussy, Rachmaninov, Gershwin, Chic Corea, Federico Moupou and Joanna MacGregor. Leila started playing the piano at the age of 6, and also plays the guitar and flute; she joined the Jersey Academy when it opened September 2010, where she has been taught by the inspirational Chris George.

Thursday night Krystian Lamb plays: Bach, Beethoven, Chopin & Lutosławski, and some of his own compositions. Krystian, who began his piano tuition with Chris George at the age of 9, won the Jersey Young Musician of the Jersey competition in 2012. BOOKING ESSENTIAL: 01534 448877 Price: £7.50 including a glass of wine Jersey Hospice Care - Million Pound Lottery Draw When: Fri 13 Sep 2013 Million Pound Lottery draw on Friday 13th Sept, Grand Jersey from 5pm. Come and join the excitement of the big draw! Lots of musical entertainment including Lesina Thornley, Jordan Burrows, Sara Strudwick and Bob Baker.

The Mission to Seafarers - A Maritime Evening When: Sat 14 Sep 2013 The Mission to Seafarers invite you to ‘A Maritime Evening’. At the Maritime Museum, New North Quay, St Helier on Saturday 14th September 2013 from 6.30pm to 9.00pm, with special guest Susan Anderson, Central Office Major Donor Officer.

The evening will include music by Bossa Basseline Music, light refreshment, a flying Angel Stall for Christmas Cards, etc., a raffle and conclude with the Ceremony of Evening Colours, performed by a detachment of the Jersey Sea Cadet Corps. Tickets £10 are available from Brian Penaluna, Secretary, Wingara, 5 Causie Drive, La Rue de Causie, St Clement JE2. Phone: 852003.

Title: Jersey Hospice Care - Les Prairies Horse Trials When: Sat 14 Sep 2013 - Sun 15 Sep 2013 Les Prairies Horse Trials in aid of Jersey Hospice Care on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th, 9.30am – 6pm both days. Come along and watch the horse trials across the whole weekend, at Les Prairies St John. Lots of competing classes (including dressage, show jumping and cross-country), kindly sponsored by Baker & Partner. This year, the event will be running side by side with a family-friendly country show, dubbed the Jersey North Show. This will feature a great range of children’s attractions including fairground carousel, inflatable play areas, pony rides, dog agility show, farmyard animal petting area, live music, face painting, fancy dress and much more. For the adults there will be a wide range of exhibitors and local craftsmen on site, as well as an extensive food village and several bars.

Title: Donna Annand Melanoma Chairty - Dinner at Radisson Blu Hotel When: Sat 21 Sep 2013 The Donna Annand Melanoma Charity is hosting its second formal ball on the 21 September at 7.00 pm at the Radisson Blu Hotel. A night of live entertainment, three course meal plus a raffle and auction. Ticket price £50. Contact info@damc.org.je or telephone Rosemary on 853796.

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To provide financial assistance to individuals and to families resident in Jersey, whose ability to support themselves has been impaired by cancer.

Volunteer Position: Visitors To visit cancer patients or the families of cancer sufferers to ascertain what financial assistance can be offered by Jersey Cancer Relief. The visitor will also become an ordinary member of committee of Jersey Cancer Relief, and be asked to report back to the committee at the monthly meeting regarding their visits.

Ideally candidates should possess some nursing, medical or counselling training. Contact Details: Chairman, Joan Richard on 618148 or email contact@jerseycancerrelief.org

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Promoting awareness and supporting individuals & families affected by Autistic spectrum Conditions Volunteer Position: Support Volunteers Supporting and helping to provide social opportunities for young adults with autism. Volunteers need to be understanding, pro-active and reliable. No experience with autism is necessary as volunteers will be expected to participate in a training programme which includes a police check being done. We ask that volunteers commit for at least one year. However we do understand that circumstances change and this may not always be possible.

Contact Details: j.hacquoil@autismjersey.org Office: 01534 871888 Mobile: 07797 745567

Jersey Ostomy Society

To promote the material and mental welfare of those who have undergone or who are about to undergo urostomy, ileostomy, colostomy diversions and to provide help and co-operation between members, their families and friends.

Volunteer Position: Honorary Secretary To take minutes, collate a small newsletter and book quarterly meetings. We have on average 4 committee meetings per year which take at most around an hour. We also send out a small quarterly newsletter. Contact Details: Chairman, Connie Gardner on 759569

Jersey Lymphoedema Support Group

To provide mutual support for all those people who suffer from Lymphoedema and to enable social occasions to take place so that sufferers can get to know each other better and provide support for each other.

Volunteer Position: Fundraiser To bring fresh ideas for fundraising to support the group. Contact details: Gordon Richard on grichard@jerseymail.co.uk

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A non-profit making organization to encourage savings, to provide loans to members at reasonable rates of interest and to provide members with help and support on managing their financial affairs.

Volunteer Position: Cashiers and Administrators Handling cash, collecting deposits and distributing cash, entering cash deposits on FOCUS, our computerised cash system, counting cash at the end of the session and balancing with FOCUS system. Administrator - Account maintenance, opening and closing of accounts, changing address etc etc. Payment preparation, standing order payment input, banking reconciliations.

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Tall ship Tenacious comes to Jersey

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Charing Cross planning application refused The Co-op application to develop its Charing Cross site has been refused by the Planning Applications Panel.

The Co-op applied to demolish its Charing Cross site, retain two of the six listed buildings, and construct a four-storey building comprising of retail units, office space on the ground floor, basement parking, with office and residential accommodation above.

An earlier proposal to demolish all the listed buildings was withdrawn in June, before it was due to be reviewed by the Planning Applications Panel. The Co-op subsequently submitted a revised proposal retaining two of the six listed buildings, 5 and 6 Pitt Street, commonly known as the Foote buildings.

Principal Planner, John Nicholson, said: “We would like to see this site regenerated, particularly the neglected and dilapidated buildings on Pitt Street and Dumaresq Street. While the latest scheme retained 2 of the listed buildings and would have delivered tangible benefits to the

town centre, the proposal conflicts with policies which seek to preserve and protect listed buildings. The Panel considered too much of the heritage was being taken in this scheme.”

The Planning Department had recommended refusal of the application to the Planning Applications Panel following full consideration of the latest scheme and comments received from the public and interested groups.

The Island Plan, adopted by the States in 2011, seeks to protect the Island’s natural and historic environment, including historic buildings, structures and places, which contribute to and define its unique character and identify.

The panel considered that, taken as a whole, the group of listed buildings on this site provides perhaps the best surviving example of early-mid 18th century townscape in St Helier, as well as demonstrating the change of style and scale of urban building which took place in the early 19th century.

A tall ship designed and built to enable people of all physical abilities to sail side by side as equals is coming to Jersey.

Tenacious will be docked in Pontoon 5 and open to the public from 2pm to 4pm on Saturday 14 September.

The afternoon has been organised to appeal to families – children will be able to see what it would be like on board a pirate’s ship with treasure and stocks. As well as looking around, Islanders will be able to find out how they can sign up to become crew.

Tenacious and Lord Nelson, the world’s only two tall ships designed to have a crew of mixed physical ability, are both owned and operated by the Jubilee Sailing Trust. The trust’s mission is: •to overcome prejudices and misconceptions about disability amongst able-bodied people • to enable people with a disability to show to themselves and to others what they are really capable of when the environment is designed to be inclusive.

The Jersey Branch raises money to enable the charity to continue and to encourage islanders of all physical abilities to get involved Tom Hill, chairman of the trust’s Jersey branch, said: “We hope that people come along, donate a little money and have a great

look around, but we also hope to inspire people to think about becoming crew.

“Thanks to the fantastic financial support that we receive, particularly from the Lloyds TSB Foundation for the Channel Islands, we are able to help Islanders become crew on voyages that are lifechanging experiences for many people. I hope that people come along and talk to us about how they can get involved.”

The Jersey branch of the charity was involved in raising a significant proportion of the funds needed to deck out Tenacious when she was first built, and continues to raise funds to support the charity and Islanders who want to sail.

The Lloyds TSB Foundation is legally independent of the Lloyds TSB Group and an independent board of trustees determines the policies. The Chairman of the local foundation is Jurat Stephen Jones and the Executive Director is John Hutchins. Mr Hutchins said: “I hope that people of all physical abilities are inspired to get involved. The Jubilee Sailing Trust gives people an opportunity to do something extraordinary, and I am delighted that the Lloyds TSB Foundation for the Channel Islands can help people take a step towards achieving that.”

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First UK tour of Tony Award-winning musical comedy ‘Spelling Bee’ to visit Jersey

Darren Day and Niki Evans are set to star in the first UK tour of William Finn’s Tony Award-winning musical comedy – ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’, which plays at the Opera House, St Helier on 24-26 October. ‘Spelling Bee’ is a musical comedy that centres on the lives of six quirky adolescents who have entered into the ‘Bee’, a competition that asks the contestants to spell a variety of words, usually with a broad degree of difficulty, which is run by three equally as quirky grown-ups.

Darren Day, who is best known for his leading roles in West End and touring productions of Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Summer Holiday, We Will Rock You and television work including ‘Danny Houston’ in Hollyoaks will play ‘Vice Principal Panch’, a senior member of the judging panel who has recently returned to the competition after five years with a fresh outlook on life, all thanks to his high-fibre diet and his unrequited love of fellow judge and previous ‘Bee’ Champion, ‘Rona Lisa Peretti’ played by

Niki Evans who found fame on ITV’s X Factor and went on to star as ‘Mrs Johnstone’ in the West End and touring productions of ‘Blood Brothers’ and ‘Paulette’ in Legally Blonde. The full cast includes; Rhys Owen as Mitch Mahoney, Ellie Mason as Olive Ovstrokvsky, Thomas Mackley as William Barfee, Janette McManus as Logainne SchwartzandGrubenierre, Arina II as Marcy Park, Ross Cobbald as Leaf Coneybear and Joshua Dowen as Chip Tolentino. The musical was

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by Jay Reiss and it premiered on Broadway in 2005 and won two of its six Tony Award Nominations, including Best Book. Since then it has spurred various productions including a US National Tour and a production in Australia. London’s Donmar Warehouse gave the musical its UK premiere in 2011.

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Clear guidelines will make zero hour contracts more effective, says Collas Crill employment specialist Channel Island employers should consider introducing clearer guidelines on zero hours contracts to ensure they work effectively for both employers and employees says a Guernsey employment law specialist.

A recent Chartered Institute of Personnel Development survey suggested that almost one in five UK employers retained staff on zero-hour contracts.

Collas Crill’s Emma Parr said: “Zero-hour contracts are typically drafted to maximise flexibility for the employee and the employer.

Used appropriately, zero-hour contracts are an efficient way for employers to manage their staff and time respectively.”

But they are also open to exploitation, she says.

“Worryingly, an increasing number of employers have jumped onto the zero hours bandwagon.

Some critics feel that the use of zero-hour contracts is simply just another way of re-classifying the unemployed and adjusting the unemployment statistics. The insecurity and lack of stability is just too

much worry for some and prevents ordinary people from being able to plan for the future and there has also been recent debate surrounding the rates of pay.

“But the are disadvantages in zero hours contracts for employers, too – they must consider at what point a zero-hour contract begins to entitle the employee to more than just the option to work. For example, when does an employer become legally or contractually responsible for the employee in terms of health care, maternity, sick leave and holiday entitlement; all of the usual entitlements that most employees take for granted?”

In response to calls across the Channel Islands for an abolition of zero hours contracts entirely, to remove the potential for their abuse, Emma said: “I believe the trade unions and politicians in Guernsey and Jersey should concentrate on making the present situation clearer rather than undo it altogether.”

Long-term care scheme published The Minister for Social Security has published a report on the new scheme that will help support people with the cost of care delivered in their own home or in a care home. Subject to States approval, the new long-term care scheme will start in July 2014.

The Minister for Social Security, Senator Francis Le Gresley, said: “I am pleased to set out in detail how the new long-term care scheme will work. This scheme will particularly help people who currently face having to pay for all or much of their care themselves. Such costs can run into thousands of pounds a month, especially hitting hardworking Jersey families who have bought their own home, been careful with their finances and are looking to pass something on to family members. ” Under the proposed arrangements, Islanders will be protected in two ways: A £50,000 cap on the level of lifetime care costs. This “care costs cap” of £50,000 will protect people who stay in care for a long time from bearing care costs that can run into hundreds of thousands of pounds. Once someone reaches the cap, they will receive the new long-term care benefit.

Assets of £419,000 will be exempt from any means-testing calculation so that many more people will be able to access means-tested support to help pay their care fees. For many people this means that the value of the family home will be taken out of the equation altogether, while for those living in highervalue properties a major proportion of the value will be secure.

Non-homeowners with high levels of savings will also benefit because the same asset disregard will apply to them.

Aside from the costs of care, fees levied by care homes include the costs of accommodation and other day to day living costs. Those people living in a care home will be expected to make a co-payment of at least £300 a week towards these costs. Those receiving care in their own home will already be covering these living costs and will continue to do so and therefore will not need to pay the co-payment. Meanstested support will be available for those who need help with the copayment.

As far as possible, people with long-term care needs will be able to choose whether they have the care delivered at home or in a care home.

The Minister for Social Security also commented: “Since my previous statement in June, I’ve held discussions with ministerial colleagues and have received a detailed report from the Economic Advisor.

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and Resources Minister and Chief Minister, I am now pleased to announce that additional funding for the scheme in 2014 and 2015 will come from existing States resources. This allows the benefit to be launched in July 2014 as planned, while acknowledging the challenging economic times that the Island still faces.

“From January 2015, Islanders will pay a new long-term care contribution of 0.5% of their taxable income into a ring-fenced long-term care fund. In 2016 this contribution will be set at 1%. The intention is to keep it at this level for at least three years.” ”I believe that these proposals share the responsibility for care costs fairly between individuals who are receiving care and the wider community. The scheme I am proposing is based on firm financial principles and will be sustainable into the future, balancing the benefits it provides for those who need care against the costs it imposes on the population as a whole.”

The Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, who as Social Security Minister took the framework long-term care law through the States in July 2011, welcomed the proposals:”I think the proposals offer a workable, enduring and affordable solution to the challenge of an ageing population and rising long-term care costs. These proposals make the financial aspects of moving into care more certain and less worrying for families. At the same time I know that people wish to remain in their own home for as long as possible and the scheme will encourage this.”

In supporting the scheme, the Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, said: “I recognise the importance of this scheme to Islanders and the Treasury is therefore making available resources so it can start as planned next year. Reallocating existing Social Security budgets avoids the need to introduce a 1% contribution in 2014 and prevents money being taken out of the economy whilst it is still under pressure. This is a significant new scheme for the Island and we will undertake a full actuarial review at the end of 2016 to ensure that both contributions and benefits are set at sustainable levels. ” The Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Anne Pryke, also backed the scheme. She said: ”These plans dovetail well with the proposals in our ‘Caring for each other…caring for ourselves’ White Paper in supporting people to remain independent in their own homes and within the community.”

The existing Income Support residential care scheme will continue while these new arrangements are being put in place.

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Awards keep rolling in for Town Park A plaque has been erected in the Millennium Town Park to mark the winning of a Civic Trust Award for 2013.

Civic Trust awards are given to projects that make an outstanding contribution to the quality and appearance of the environment. The Town Park was one of 263 national and international entries, with 86 projects being recognised for commendation. In June this year it was also announced that the Millennium Town Park was highly commended in the community category of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) South West Awards. The Park also won the LGN Street Design Award for Urban Green Space in

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Hawksford shortlisted for prestigious accolade Appleby achievement, innovation, expertise and service. shortlisted in Hawksford has been shortlisted alongside Appleby, Bedell Trust, record seven IFM Trust, JTC Group, Minerva Trust, Ogier Private Wealth, RawCitywealth linson & Hunter, RBC Wealth Management, SG Hambros Trust and Volaw. The awards will be International taken place in London at Grange St Paul’s Hotel, on the 23rd of Financial January 2014.

Hawksford was crowned OwnerCentre Managed Trust Company of the Year 2012/2013 at the STEP PriAwards 2014 vate Client Awards and won the Appleby, one of the world’s largest providers of offshore legal, fiduciary and administration services, has been shortlisted in a record seven categories for the Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards 2014, including ‘Jersey Law Firm of the Year’ and ‘Jersey Trust Company of the Year’.

This is the first time that any offshore legal group has been shortlisted in so many categories for the Citywealth IFC Awards, which were established to highlight the excellence of the advisors and managers in the private wealth sector across the major international financial centres. The Awards are judged by an international panel of highly respected practitioners from across the private wealth sector, with experience of working with advisors in all the jurisdictions covered.

The winners will be those judged to have excelled in achievement, innovation, expertise and service.

Commenting on the shortlist nominations, Naomi Rive, Appleby’s Jersey Private Client and Trusts Practice Group Head said: “We are delighted to have been shortlisted for these prestigious awards in a record number of categories. This strong endorsement by practitioners worldwide is evidence of significant strength, expertise and high levels of innovation and service of our private client & trusts teams across our Crown Dependency and Caribbean offices.”

Farah Ballands, Partner & Global Head of Appleby’s Fiduciary & Administration Services added: “We greatly value this recognition by the judges for our private client work, which reinforces our market leading position in the offshore legal market.”

The winners will be announced at an awards presentation evening on 23rd January 2014 at the Grange St Paul’s Hotel.

For full shortlists, online voting and further information please visit www.citywealthmag.com/international-financial-centre-awards.

Local trust company, Hawksford, has been shortlisted in the Citywealth International Centre Awards in the Best Offshore Trust Company of the Year (Jersey) category.

The Citywealth International Centre Awards are now in their third year. They were established to highlight the excellence of the advisors and managers in the private wealth sector in the major international financial centres.

‘I am delighted that Hawksford has been shortlisted for the Jer

sey Trust Company of the Year Award. As a team we work extremely hard to surpass the expectations of our clients and, being shortlisted is a great honour,’ said Peter Murley, chief executive, Hawksford.

The awards will be judged by an international panel of highly respected practitioners, from all sectors, who have experience of working with advisors in all of the jurisdictions included in the awards. The winners will be those judged to have excelled in

same award in 2010/2011. In 2011 Hawksford was recognised as Trust Company of the Year at the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards and was shortlisted for the same accolade again in 2012.

Hawksford was recognised in 2010, 2011 and 2012 by Private Client Practitioner, as a Top 25 Trust Company in its annual listing. In 2013 it has been named one of the 25 Most Admired Companies by Private Client Practitioner.

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Hatstone Lawyers is shortlisted for the Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards

Hatstone Lawyers has been shortlisted for the 2014 Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards in the “Law Firm of the Year Jersey” category.

Founding principal Advocate Marcus Stone said “We are delighted to have been shortlisted for this award which is our fourth award nomination this year”.

Advocate Carl O’Shea, principal, remarked that “We are absolutely delighted to be shortlisted for this prestigious award with the other leading law firms in Jersey. We were the only law firm shortlisted

that did not have an associated trust company business. It clearly demonstrates that we are now a serious fresh alternative to the offshore magic circle law firms. I would like to thank all the members of the team and our clients for their remarkable support”.

The Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards were established to highlight the excellence of the advisors and managers in the private wealth sector in the major international financial centres. The winners judged by an international panel of high

ly respected practitioners from all sectors will be those considered to have excelled in achievement, innovation, expertise and service.

Online voting closes on 9 January 2014 and the winner of the awards will be announced later that month at an awards ceremony in London.

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Health and Safety at Work (Jersey) Law, 1989. Consultation on Safety in the Use of Machinery Approved Code of Practice Senator Francis Le Gresley, Minister for Social Security, intends to give approval to a new Code of Practice on Safety in the Use of Machinery, under Article 10 of the Health and Safety at Work (Jersey) Law, 1989. The Approved Code of Practice (ACoP) will apply to all machinery used in the Aworkplace, with the exception of woodworking machinery which was the subject of ACoP 9, The Safe Use of Woodworking Machinery.

The use of machinery at work can give rise to a number of risks to health and safety which should be considered at all stages in the life of a machine, from its manufacture, commissioning, installation and use in the workplace, through to its eventual disposal and dismantling.

General legal duties, which cover the safety of machinery, are set out in Part 2 of the Health and Safety at Work (Jersey) Law, 1989, but it is recognised that the existing prescriptive Regulations for the safety of machinery, the Safeguarding of Workers (Machinery and Woodworking Machines)(Jersey) Regulations, 1967, are outdated and do not reflect current standards. It is intended that the introduction of

the new ACoP, together with ACoP 9, will enable the revocation of these Regulations.

An ACoP has a special legal status and is admissible in legal proceedings under the Health and Safety at Work (Jersey) Law, 1989, and health and safety Regulations.

The Court may regard an ACoP as evidence of what is known about a hazard, risk or control and rely on the ACoP in determining whether the requirements of the Law and Regulations have been met in the circumstances to which the ACoP relates.

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Grand Jersey appoints John King as Director of Sales The five-star Grand Jersey has appointed John King as Director of Sales.

Mr King joins the sales team at the luxury hotel from the highly regarded No.11 Cadogan Gardens, in London’s West End, where he was part of the hotel’s pre-opening team and managed a number of successful sales and marketing campaigns. Before joining No.11 Cadogan Gardens in March 2012, he held various sales and managerial positions at five-star establishments, including Red Carnation Hotels in London and Old Government House in Guernsey. To complement Mr King’s extensive sales and marketing experience, he holds a HND in Tourism and Hospitality Management and holds Ambassadors in Management Level’s 1, 2 and 3 (Chartered Institute of Management). Eamonn Elliot, General Manager at Grand Jersey, said: ‘We’re really pleased to welcome John to our team. He has an impressive set of skills in sales, marketing and business management, with a wealth of experience gained at some of the UK’s premier hospitality businesses.’

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This hotel has a fine tradition of excellence and I hope that my passion and drive will contribute to its future success.’ Educated in Scotland, Mr King has a keen interest in the outdoors. He enjoys an active lifestyle of walking, sailing, football and badminton. He also takes pleasure in the cultural pursuits of travelling, theatre and dining out with friends and family.

Barclays Wealth and Investment Management appoints Evan Gavas Barclays Wealth and Investment Management has appointed Evan Gavas as Head of Core Business within its Offshore & Local Markets division.

Mr Gavas will have responsibility for Barclays Wealth and Investment Management’s offshore corporate banking business in London, Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man and will be based in Jersey. Working closely with the individual heads of the Offshore & Local Markets division based in each of its key locations, Evan will coordinate strategic planning and execution of key initiatives across multiple jurisdictions and further integrate the offshore business.

Evan will report to Paul Savery, Managing Director of Barclays Wealth & Investment Management Offshore & Local Markets.

Mr Gavas was previously Country Director for Barclays Wealth and Investment Management in Cyprus where he has been responsible for building and managing the business for the last four years. He joined Barclays in September 2007 as Chief of Staff within the Commercial Bank in

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What’s On

Sat 7th September | 8.00pm

Thu 12th/Fri 18th September | 8.00pm

Sat 14th September | 8.00pm

Bedell Creative Arts Programme Tickets: £12, Concessions: £8 In September 2012 the Bedell Creative Arts Programme set out to find promising new voices in the fields of music, dance and multi-media image. Over a period of 12 months the programme has engaged leading industry professionals to guide and nurture these artists to collaborate with each other generating exciting original work.

Expect dazzling new music of all genres with live dance, film and moving image along with some soon to be announced exciting special guests.

Tickets: £19-28 (Concessions £2 Off) Under the dynamic direction of band-leader Ray McVay, the Glenn Miller Orchestra continues to thrill and delight audiences around the world. Now with the line-up loved by UK audiences during the Glenn Miller’s wartime years, this is your opportunity to enjoy the Glenn Miller Strings! Feel an extra mellowness to timeless classics such as Moonlight Serenade. The show features the fabulous harmonies of the Moonlight Serenaders and the swinging jazz band, The Uptown Hall Gang. With classics like Pennsylvania 65000, Tuxedo Junction, American Patrol and the iconic In the Mood, your date with the Glenn Miller Orchestra promises to be a night you will never forget!

Tickets £20, Concessions £18 father ted star, ardal o’hanlon is delighted to present his latest stand-up show for 2013. The style is observational, the subject matter is Life itself, and the default expression is one of utter disbelief!

Lurking beneath ARDAL’S mild-mannered demeanour resides a sharp and probing (and fairly mild-mannered) comic brain. Sometimes thoughtful, sometimes silly, but always punchy, he has tickled audiences all over the world. In a comprehensive set, he talks about not just the things that matter but also about the things that don’t matter at all. Which covers pretty much everything.

“Charm, intelligence and fabulous phrasemaking” - The Guardian.

Original Works Concert

Tue 24th September | 8.00pm

Plays Rough September

Tickets: £5 Plays Rough is a regular monthly night in the Jersey Opera House Studio, showcasing brand new theatre writing in the Island.

Short plays are written and rehearsed in the month leading up to each evening and presented in a loose and informal style – often as performed readings. Elaborate sets and costumes don’t feature at Plays Rough! A smattering of comedy, original poetry and live music from the best of Jersey’s songwriters and poets rounds out each occasion. For the audience, it’s a chance to see theatre in the making and even be part of the creative process. Opinions and reactions are invited and the writers welcome feedback. For them, it’s an important forum for new work to be presented to the people who matter the most – you! Come along and Play Rough. You may just catch something major in the making….

Glenn Miller Orchestra

Fri 27th September | 8.00PM

Ardal O’Hanlon

Sat 28th September | 8.00pm

NT Live: Othello

Hats Off to Led Zeppelin

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TICKETS: £20 Bandwagon Productions & Warren Grant present… The Official UK No. 1 Tribute to the greatest rock band ever is coming back to Jersey Opera House by popular demand.

This sell-out show had audiences dancing in the aisles as these four top class musicians recreated Led Zeppelin’s magical concerts. The only tribute act to be officially endorsed by Marshall Amplifiers, the group is proud to be co-managed by Warren Grant, son of legendary Led Zeppelin manager, Peter Grant, who said after seeing the group live: ‘you guys really did the band justice!’ Winner of the National Tribute Awards 2013, Hats Off to Led Zeppelin features lead singer Peter Eldridge from the West End production of We Will Rock You, Jack Tanner and Kevin Oliver Jones from the world tours of Thriller Live and Dancing in the Streets, and Simon Wicker as Bonzo incarnate.

TICKETS: £12.50, Concessions: £11 The National Theatre presents a major new production of William Shakespeare’s celebrated play about the destructive power of jealousy. Olivier Award-winning actor Adrian Lester (Henry V at the National Theatre, BBC’s Hustle) takes the title role. Playing opposite him as the duplicitous Iago is fellow Olivier Award-winner Rory Kinnear (The Last of the Haussmans, James Bond: Skyfall), who is reunited with director Nicholas Hytner (Timon of Athens, One Man, Two Guvnors) following their acclaimed collaboration on the National Theatre’s recent production of Hamlet.

Othello, newly married to Desdemona – who is half his age – is appointed leader of a major military operation. Iago, passed over for promotion by Othello in favour of the young Cassio, persuades Othello that Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair.

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Grouville Church Autumn Fayre

The Grouville Autumn Fayre takes place at Les Prés Manor, the wonderful ancient manor farm located deep in Grouville. You can get there by bus (1 or 1a) and the event is signposted from Rue a Don and the coast road. Enjoy a wonderful country fayre. Parking and entry is free.

When: Saturday 07/09 • 11:00 - 16:30

International Air Display

The skies above Jersey come alive today to the sights and sounds of arguably one of the largest free air displays in Europe.

International military and civilian aircraft perform in breath-taking formation teams and skilful solo aerobatic demonstrations.

The display finale is the RAFAT Red Arrows.

Price: Free of charge When: Thur 12/09 • 12:45 - 17:00 Where: St. Aubin’s Bay

Spice ‘Treasures & Trade’

This fantastic event will bring together a variety of local artists & craft workers from the Channel Islands, featuring musicians and therapists all within the unique setting of hand made Mongolian Yurts. Talented artisans will be creating and selling their work and offering exciting workshops for all ages.

Genuine Jersey caterers and authentic food and entertainment for kids will also be featured. A flavour to suit all tastes!

Price: Free of charge When: 14/09 - 15/09 • 10:00 - 17:00 Where: Grouville Common

Les Prairies Horse Trials

A new addition to the Jersey equestrian events calendar, Les Prairies Horse Trials has been designed to showcase the best of Jersey’s riders and horses. Spectators will be able to view all aspects of the competition across the weekend and will have full access to the ‘Event Village’ comprising of an array of caterers, crafts stands, Genuine Jersey produce and family entertainment including face painting, pony rides and our acoustic stage. Jersey cocktail whizzes, Rojos, will be catering for our VIP ticket holders, bringing with them their famous ‘Cube’ that will be situated overlooking the most exciting of our cross country fences; the V&V Builders Water Jump. All monies raised from the event will go directly to Jersey Hospice Care, assisting in their on-going work providing specialist palliative nursing service, free of charge, for patients with cancer and motor neurone disease. Weekend tickets are also available at a cost of £7 for adults, £4 for children and £18 for a family. VIP tickets range from £50 - £135.

Price: £4.00 - £135.00 When: 14/09 - 15/09 Where: Les Prairies, La Route de Issues, St. John

Helier Morris Men

Come along to the park to see the Helier Morris Men dance, Britain’s most southerly Morris dancing side. We perform dances in the Cotswold traditions, Morris from the Welsh borders, the odd longsword dance and an occasional Mummers Play – as well as spontaneous music and song.

When: Monday 16/09 • 19:30-20:30 Where: Howard Davis Park

Festival of Arts, Crafts, Healthy Living & Lifestyle

Over 40 Exhibitors from Jersey and UK showcasing their handmade crafts and lifestyle products. Come and be pampered by some of the Therapists that will be exhibiting at the show this year. Free and plentiful parking on-site, convenient shopping all under one roof, ideal for buying those early Christmas presents and unusual gifts to take home. For directions see the Free BPL Map available from your hotel and look out for the “Crafts Fair” road signs in Trinity.

Price: Children and Infants free, adults £3.00, pensioners and students £2.00.

When: 17/09 - 22/09 Where: RJA & HS Royal Jersey Showground, Trinity

Jersey Beach Polo

28 Polo ponies, 4 Polo teams including professional players! The second Jersey Beach Polo tournament will be on 20th September 2013, opposite the Oyster Box and Crab Shack restaurants, St Brelades bay Jersey. After the enormous success of the 2012 event - early booking is recommended! The lunch packages are available at the St Brelades Bay Hotel seafood buffet for £94pp and Oyster Box Terrace £125pp Please contact Julie Settle for information and tickets.

Julie@ec-jersey.com

CAMRA Jersey Beer & Cider Festival

The popular Real Ale Festival organised by the local branch of CAMRA returns to Jersey once again this year. Enjoy a great selection of 100+ beers, real ciders/parries and foreign beers plus musical entertainment. Free for CAMRA members. Ticket and venue information to be advised.

19/09 - 21/09 • 12:00-23:00

Condor Ferries Dragon Boat Festival

Come on down to Albert Pier for a day of family fun! Watch local teams competing in the Dragon Boat Races in aid of Jersey Hospice Care and enjoy entertainment, food and drink on the Pier. Free entry! A great day out for everyone. Lots of stalls, food and drink with children’s entertainment too! More information available on the website.

Price: Free of charge When: Saturday 21/09 • 10:00-16:00 Where: Albert Pier, St. Helier

Tassili Wine Dinner - Spanish Festival

Each last Thursday of the month, the Michelin Star Tassili Restaurant at the Grand Jersey, St Helier, host a wine dinner in Tassili. Each dinner will comprise a six course menu with six wines from £85 to £99 per person inclusive. Richard Allen offers Spain’s finest cuisines, paired with a selection of the modern wines of regional Spain.

Price: From £85.00 - £99.00 When: Thursday 26/09 Where: Tassili at Grand Jersey Contact: 01534 722301 reservations@grandjersey.com

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