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At nine miles by five and with speed restrictions of 40mph, Jersey is the perfect environment for electric vehicles (EVs) and they are the perfect way to help protect that environment.

Since 2011, the number of makes and models of EVs available in Jersey has steadily increased for both private and business users and Jersey Electricity has been at the forefront of promoting and facilitating their use.

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Our own EV ‘stable’ includes the Mercedes Smart, Peugeot iOn, Nissan Leaf and Renault Kangoo ZE. We view EVs as the next big step to further reducing Jersey’s overall carbon emissions, we are working with the States to install a public charging infrastructure to enable motorists to park and charge around the Island.

What’s on this month?

• St. Catherine’s Farm & Craft Markets • Rubis Jersey International Motoring Festival • Jersey Farm and Crafts Market • Run Jersey Half Marathon • June in Bloom Floral Festival • Police and Community Charity Fun Day • Sunset Concerts in Association with Ashburton

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Welcome to the Summer season and the second issue of Jersey Pages!

Throughout this issue you’ll find local information and news stories including the opening of the new restaurant Ormer and the new Summer bus timetable.

There is plenty to do this month so have a read though our ‘what’s on’ page to be sure you don’t miss out.

We’re particularly looking forward to the Rubis Jersey International Motoring Festival!

Looking for a job? We will now be featuring a job board every month with the latest available opportunities.

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Summer timetable adds extra services for Islanders and visitors.

LibertyBus has announced its Summer Timetable with most bus routes seeing an increase in services or other improvements.

The timetable has been developed using extensive feedback from the public. In addition to taking on board responses from the public consultation, Liberty Bus has also been listening to the public at Parish meetings.

The new timetable features: A ‘park-and-ride’ initiative developed with the Parish of St John that sees some peak hour journeys on Route 25 & 27 extended to serve Les Fontaines car park.

A revised table for Route 20 with an earlier first journey, later last journey and amended departure times during the daytime to ensure punctuality and reliability.

Route 15 & Route 1 will both now have four buses per hour in each direction with a frequency of 15 minutes (except Sundays which will be two buses per hour.)

Kevin Hart, General Manager, said “The new LibertyBus Summer timetable aims to combine the normal increase in capacity for the summer with the ideas, innovations and feedback of the travelling public. We will continue with our public consultations for our next timetable in September 2013 2013 as they help us shape the network as a whole for the Island.”

Other service improvements in the summer timetable include: Route 1A: A morning peak journey diverted to call at Green Road and The Dicq and a Sunday service on the 1A for the Summer.

Route 2: 8 departures during the day to St Catherine and a Sunday service in the Summer.

Route 4: A Sunday timetable for the first time.

Routes 8 & 9: Additional peak hour journeys to and from St Ouen’s Village.

Routes 8 & 9: On Mondays to Saturdays, five Route 8 day-time journeys now continue to Plemont. On Sundays, nine day-time Route 9 journeys will continue to Plemont.

Route 12A: 8 departures on a Sunday.

Route 14 (St Helier to St Brelade’s Bay): operating up to twice per hour, seven days a week.

Route 21: increase in frequency to 8 departures Monday – Saturday.

LibertyLink 22: Calling at Jersey Lavender on every journey.

LibertyLinks 23, 28 and 29: Additional journeys added 7 days a week.

Route 29: Increased frequency to once per hour with most journeys continuing beyond Durrell to Gorey Pier via St Martin’s Public Hall. The route 29 has now been diverted to go via St Mary’s Country Inn.

Planning tells field owner to dig up illegal car park The owner of a field in St John who created a temporary car park without planning permission has had his application refused. The owner will now be told to dig it up.

The Planning Applications Panel considered a retrospective application to create a car park in part of a green zone field on La Rue des Servais. Cars already park on the land and the parish constable and deputy support the move to create more parking in the area.

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Several neighbours attended the Panel meeting, held at Church House, to object to the unauthorised development. Amongst their concerns were the loss of agricultural land and the impact of extra vehicles in a rural area.

The Panel agreed the applicant had not made a compelling case to go against the green zone policy and asked for the hardcore to be removed.

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EVENTS TO LOOK OUT FOR THIS SUMMER. ‘Lé Marchi Nouormand’ Norman French Market 13/06/2013 - 16/06/2013

Over 100 pitches each week, toilet facilities on site, and a cafe selling hot and cold food and drinks.

Airtel –Vodafone Jersey Seaside Festival 04/08/2013

Corbiere Car Boot Sale Every Saturday morning 8am - 1pm Until the end of September In aid of Jersey Hospice Care and Teenage Cancer Trust.

Pop up Charity shop Sat 27th Apr 2013 - Sat 31st Aug 2013 60-62 Halkett Place (opposite Pizza Express).

Gorey Fête Thursday 15/08/2013

Plenty of bargains to be had for the whole family.

The Jersey Film Festival 10/08/2013 - 16/08/2013

The shop is raising much-needed funds for the Jersey Alzheimer’s Association, the charity that supports people living with dementia and their families in Jersey’.

Hardback Novels Sale St Ouen’s Parish Hall Sat 29th Jun 2013 9.30am - 4.30pm Everybody welcome to go along for a browse.

For more information visit “Car boot sale in Jersey” facebook page.

Jersey Live Music Festival 30/08/2013 - 01/09/2013

Visit Durrell Wildlife Park Be inspired!

At Durrell Wildlife Park you’ll come face to face with some of the rarest animals on earth. Be amazed by their beauty, wonder at their majesty and uncover their stories of fight for survival in the wild.

As an international charity the money raised by ticket entry helps our conservation programmes both at our wildlife park and our international programmes.

Adult: £13.50 Senior (65+ years): £11.50 Child (4-16 years): £10.00 Student 17-22 years: £11.50 Child under 4 years: FREE

St Catherine’s Farm & Craft Markets

In this stunning location, with its excellent views of the French coast, browse a variety of Farm and Craft stalls selling Genuine Jersey goods. Visitors will also be able to take a conducted tour of the turbot farm which is situated in an old German bunker. Also, Simon the Sandman will be constructing a new sand sculpture during the season and you will be able to watch his progress. With plenty of free parking in the area, take the opportunity to walk along the breakwater and then enjoy refreshments in the very popular Breakwater Café.

When: 02/06/2013 - 11:00-17:00 Price: Free of charge

Rubis Jersey International Motoring Festival The Classic & Vintage Motor Racing Club of Jersey are proud to announce RUBiS as the title sponsor for the 2013 International Motoring Festival. This year’s event will be centred around the arena at People’s Park in St. Helier.

Throughout the two day arena show, there will be a range of festival style activities for all the family. Friday evening will see the ever popular Moonlight Sprint with pre-sprint show, with the Westmount and Mount Bingham hill climbs scheduled over the weekend. The Active arena will also be a feature on the Sunday. The Touring Event provides a platform to show many of the participating vehicles as they tour around the island.

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Jersey Farm and Crafts Market This regular Farm & Craft Market takes place at the pretty harbour village of St Aubin in front of the Parish Hall. There will be local produce and wares on display, including goods from farmers, producers and craft workers in Jersey. All goods sold by Genuine Jersey Members will have been grown, reared, caught, brewed, picked, baked, smoked or processed by the stallholder, so come along and soak up the atmosphere while celebrating Jersey’s finest.

When: 08/06/2013 - 9:00 - 14:00 29/06/2013 - 9:00 - 14:00 Price: Free of charge

When: 07/06/2013 - 09/06/213 Price: Free of charge

Run Jersey Half Marathon

This is a scenic point - to - point Half Marathon which attracts around 500 runners from near and far... Starting at St Ouen Parish Hall and finishing at Les Jardins de Mer. We will be keeping online registration open till 12am Friday 7th June for £15 and then we will only receive entries on the day at a cost of £20. As from 2011 Run Jersey are proud to announce that we will be the organisers of this fantastic event and that we will continue to support the Jersey Sports Association for the Disabled. www.runjersey.co.uk

June in Bloom Floral Festival

Jersey’s reputation as ‘The Floral Island’ is a well-deserved one. The vibrant colours of the fields and gardens bring the landscape to life all year round and during this floral week you are sure to discover why we have earned this beautifully scented nickname. June in Bloom encapsulates the blooming best that the island has to offer. Visit many of Jersey’s stunning floral attractions, each one bursting with fragrance and beauty, for a varied and fascinating series of “behind the scenes” talks and tours from expert horticulturalists

When: 16/06/2013 - 23/06/2013 Price: Free of charge

Police and Community Charity Fun Day

A fun day out for all the family with the aim of bringing communities of St John, St Lawrence and St Mary together, although all are welcome. 103FM will MC on the day and the arena will host school bands and choirs and displays from gym clubs and the police dogs amongst others. Other activities on the day include: bouncy castles, swing boats, tractor-trailer rides and open back lorry rides. There will also be plenty of stalls selling cakes, crafts, toys etc. and games such as; Splat the Rat, Name the Dog and Plate Smashing. Browse the Food Village for tasty treats such as burgers, ice cream, pop- corn, doughnuts, candy floss and a hog roast. All money raised on the day will be donated to the Special Care Baby Unit at the General Hospital.

When: 23/06/2013 - 11:00 - 16:00 Where: St. Mary’s School Playing Field

Sunset Concerts in Association with Ashburton

As the sun sets over St Ouen’s wild, west coast, find the perfect spot at the National Trust’s beautiful, natural amphitheatre at Mont Grantez, to enjoy the annual Sunset Concerts. Each year, hundreds of eager spectators head to this very natural north-west corner of the island to delight in the wonderful music on offer as the sun melts into the Atlantic Ocean. Feel free to bring a picnic and a bottle of wine to enjoy whilst listening to these free concerts. The site opens at 17:30 and the concerts commence at 19:30. From Jèrriais folk music to soulful jazz... Friday night features local folk band The Badlabecques and Saturday features Cleveland Watkiss Jazz Dance Live, bringing a vibe of upbeat soul and jazz from London. Parking is on site, in the top field next to the Dolman. Bus Route 9. Parking will be charged at £5.00 per car.

When: 28/06/2013 - 19:30-21:30 29/06/2013 - 19:30-21:30 Price: Free of charge

A channel for cultural collaboration

As the saying goes, ‘there’s no such House as part of a cultural collecthing as a free lunch’, but there tive project, initiated by Rennes is such a thing as a free opera! Opera. In this instance the Italian libretto La Traviata will have Jersey Opera House is offering French subtitles so this particular its first free opera screening on screening is tailored towards those Wednesday 5th June at 8pm thanks who speak or understand either to a cultural collaboration with or both languages. It’s hoped that Rennes Opera. The French arts this will be the first of many simivenue will screen Verdi’s La Tra- lar joint projects with the island’s viata on a large outdoor screen in French arts counterparts. Theatre the Place de la Marie which will be Director Jasmine Hendry said: “It watched live by hundreds of spec- is fantastic to have this cultural tators. This in turn will be broad- link-up with our French neighcast by a number of other French bours and we are excited to be and international arts venues and working closely with L’Opera de media, including Jersey Opera Rennes. As an organisation, we

Local charities celebrate the Summer Lottery

This year the Channel Islands Summer Lottery will be a Jersey-only draw with all proceeds going to the Association of Jersey Charities, to be distributed amongst local good causes, enabling the organisations to continue their valuable work within the community. Tickets for the draw are limited to 200,000 and organisers are urging Islanders to get them whilst they’re still available. Following a review of last year’s draw, the scratch card element of the tickets has been reintroduced which means that ticket holders will not only be entered into the draw, but they will also have a one in five chance to win an instant cash prize, including one instant cash prize of £100,000. In

addition to the rising first prize, Islanders can also win a £100,000 second prize and a £50,000 third prize. Tickets will cost £10 and are available from retailers across the Island. The winning numbers will be announced on 30th August 2013.

Spokesperson for the Channel Islands Lottery in Jersey, Darren Scott, commented, ‘The Channel Islands Lottery is an opportunity for Islanders to support our local charities whilst being in with a chance of winning. With the changes we have made to the format of this year’s Summer Lottery, there are more chances to win than ever and we hope to raise additional money for Jersey charities. Many of Jersey’s charities rely

hope that this project will open the door for more cultural collaborations between Jersey and Rennes in the future. We anticipate that this screening will draw a different audience for Jersey Opera House and it’s fantastic that we’re able to provide a cultural experience which caters for our French speaking community.” Rod McLoughlin from the Department for Education, Sport & Culture added: “We’re delighted that, as a result of the close working relationships which have been established between cultural organisations in Jersey and counterparts in Ille et Vilaine, it will be possible for the forthcoming Rennes Opera production of La Traviata to be seen in Jersey at the Opera House. The production will be enjoyed by audiences at open-air venues in Brittany and is offered to the public in Jersey free of charge in the spirit of the Rennes Opera initiative to engage with new audiences. We hope that it will lead to further cultural exchange in the future.”

Tickets are FREE and can be collected from Jersey Opera House’s Box Office or bought online (booking fees apply). on grants made possible as a result of the Lottery so we urge Islanders to continue to show their support by buying a Summer Lottery ticket.

The more tickets Islanders buy, the more money we can give to charity.’

Jurat Geoffrey Allo, Association Fundraiser for the Caesarea Association which manages the Ridout House Residential Home, said: ‘The Association of Jersey Charities has been so very good to us and the grants we receive from them as a result of the Channel Islands Lottery are vital. Our most recent grant has been used to upgrade all our en suite bathrooms.

We have nine rooms in total and the bathrooms have all been totally refurbished including the purchase of electronic assisted seating to aid entry and exit from the bath or shower.’

Laura Westwater, Chairperson at Eating Disorders Support Group commented: ‘Eating Disorders Support Group is eternally grateful for the grants we receive as a result of the Channel Islands Lottery. The group doesn’t charge or ask anyone to pay membership so our income is solely dependent on fundraising by volunteers and grants from the Association of Jersey Charities.’ facebook.com/ ChannelIslandsLotteryJersey

Around the World Former President Alfonso Portillo extradited to U.S Guatemala’s government extradited former President Alfonso Portillo to the U.S. to face charges of conspiring to launder $70 million from the state coffers through a series of U.S. bank accounts.

The former president is also accused of embezzling $1.5 million donated by Taiwanese government to buy books for Guatemalan children.

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against genetically modified foods Across the world, more than 2 million protesters attended rallies in more than 400 cities across 52 countries against Monsanto.

Monsanto Company is a publicly traded American agricultural biotechnology corporation.

Research studies have shown that Monsanto’s genetically-modified foods can lead to serious health conditions such as the development of cancer tumours, infertility and birth defects.

Two Spanish tourists have been kidnapped in Colombia.

Angel Sanchez Fernandez, 49, and Maria Concepcion Marlaska, 43, were abducted while travelling in La Guajira province, which juts into the Caribbean Sea at the country’s northern tip. Spanish news reports said the kidnappers identified themselves as members of the Marxist-led guerrilla group when they contacted the family of the victims to demand a ransom.

Colombia’s FARC rebels denied accusations that they were holding two Spanish tourists.

Mugged by a kangaroo An Australian politician was in for a shock whilst jogging in the suburb of the capital city Canberra when he came up against a kangaroo. The politician said the 1.4 metre (4ft 7ins) tall kangaroo knocked him to the pavement, the claws of its powerful hind legs drawing blood with two scratches to his left leg. His right leg was painfully bruised by the pavement.

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Jersey Women’s Refuge Launches App

Jersey Women’s Refuge have teamed up with iQ to create an app which gives Islanders the information they need to use mobile technology safely.

The app, which helps people to become aware of how to safely use their mobile phone, tablet and computer, was named ‘How2StaySafe’ by two Islanders who entered a competition ran by Jersey Women’s Refuge. The artwork was designed by 15-year-old Beaulieu student Jadine Ingram, who has a visual impairment and completed the artwork whilst on work experience with iQ using iPad technology. Mr Chris Beirne, Headmaster of Beaulieu School said: ‘We are extremely proud of everything Jadine has achieved, despite the challenges she has faced.

She has a remarkable artistic talent, as you can see from her latest

project. We wish the Women’s Refuge lots of luck with their latest initiative.’ Sammy Price, Deputy Manager from Refuge said: ‘With modern day technology and functions such as GPS being widely in use for most smart phones, Jersey Women’s Refuge want to advise people about using your mobile technology safely. There is an increase in tracking apps such as ‘Find My Friends’ and Facebook, which enable people to have the ability to monitor where you are at all times.

In addition, people can also gain access to your personal messages or emails if you have synchronised your devices.

While it is sometimes a useful thing to have, at other times it is not, and we believe that many islanders are not aware of just how visible they are because of their mobile.’

The unique app will provide information for the public to learn how to take control of their mobile phones and use the technology securely. ‘How2StaySafe’ is available through the App store for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with Portuguese, Polish and English language versions.

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Does listening to our favourite tunes help us to exercise better?

Music effects our mood so it can make us motivated to exercise by pumping us up or destressing us from a busy day. It can also make exercise a lot less laborious by putting us in a better frame of mind.

Music changes our focus so instead of focusing on sore legs or arms you focus more on the song and may find yourself working harder and for longer. Music also makes it easier to get in a “flow state” which basically means you’re working rhythmically in a kind of hypnotised state and are less conscious of the effort you’re exerting. Music can allow you to exercise more effectively and therefore improve your chances of achieving the goals you set.

As a by-product this can improve your sleep, your ability to relax and your general mood.

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Mortgage Officer Full-Time Candidate will be responsible for the organisation and maintenance of mortgage lending primarily within the Jersey market. Applicants require good knowledge of the Jersey market with experience of the high net worth market.

Service Desk Analyst Contractor Primary responsibilities will be to log calls and requests and Data Centre Administration. Previous experience of working within an IT Service desk function is required preferably at a financial institution.

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Jersey Welcomes Shaun Rankin’s Ormer Jersey’s much-anticipated new restaurant Ormer, by Michelin starred chef Shaun Rankin, has opened its doors. The project, which has taken six months to bring to fruition, delivers new investment into Jersey’s historic centre.

The extensive refurbishment of the site on Don Street has totalled £1.4million of investment. The project has brought together the finest talent from both home and abroad. Local contractors Camerons have been in command on the ground with design expertise delivered from London by renowned restaurant designer Martin Brudnizki. The build has been managed by chef proprietor Shaun Rankin, who has also revealed his exciting new menus delivering dishes for all palates including those using Ormer’s themselves when in season.

The ground floor houses a 50 cover restaurant, bar and 20 cover terrace for al fresco dining. The second floor delivers a stunning private dining room and bar suitable for special occasions and corporate

hire. A real secret gem is the overgrown roof garden and cigar terrace. The restaurant will be serving breakfast, lunch and dinner; patrons are also welcome to come in and just enjoy the bars. The downstairs bar will also be the place to graze over the finest Iberico Ham or Royal Bay Oysters.

An intensive recruitment drive has delivered 18 staff for the restaurant. Lee Smith will work underneath Shaun in the kitchen as head chef, Amar Boudjaoui is the restaurant manager, Davide Buongiorno is sommelier and Mirka Menderova is in charge of business development. Shaun is currently in the process of interviewing young local applicants for the two apprentice roles he has created. The successful candidates will be awarded three years support and paid training under the wing of the celebrated chef.

Shaun Rankin, Chef Proprietor, Ormer, says: ‘Opening Ormer is a true milestone in my career; the whole team has invested blood, sweat and tears to make this happen and we are not going to disappoint. It’s been an intense process as I was determined that standards would never be

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I am so proud of Ormer; the restaurant is all I dreamed it would be from the mohair banquets, to the handcrafted furnishings, to the state of the art kitchen. I hope locals, tourists and corporates all come and indulge in the essence of Ormer and it becomes a place of very happy memories for years to come.’

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Types of EVs

EVs offer an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fossil fuel motoring whatever your needs. Incorporated into a company fleet for business use, EVs will also enhance a company’s green credentials.

Battery Electric Vehicle

Battery electric vehicles are powered purely by electricity. Unlike conventional car batteries, which start the engine and run items such as the radio or heater, the battery pack in an all-electric vehicle runs everything. Crucially, it runs the controller which, in turn, powers the electric motor that replaces a petrol or diesel engine. EV battery packs need to be powerful and long-lasting to provide an adequate range between re-charging.

Regenerative braking ‘tops up’ the battery as you drive by capturing kinetic energy when the brakes are applied. This can increase range by up to 20%.

An average family saloon, with a range of around 100 miles, would typically have a 24kWh battery pack and be charged via a standard 13Amp domestic socket overnight on off-peak electricity. A full charge can be achieved in as little as 30 minutes through a higher power fast charger.

Hybrid Electric Vehicle

The hybrid electric vehicle is dual fuel. It is powered by a combination of electric motor and standard internal combustion engine, providing increased fuel efficiency particularly in stop-start city driving. The electric motor boosts the car’s ability to start and accelerate, and powers the car at low speeds over short distances when the internal combustion engine is least efficient. The engine kicks in at higher speeds. The system also prevents wasting fuel idling by automatically shutting down the engine when the car stops.

The battery is recharged by both the engine and regenerative braking which captures kinetic energy when the brakes are applied.

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle

The plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, like the hybrid electric vehicle, is dual fuel, powered by both the electric motor and internal combustion engine to increase fuel efficiency. The battery pack can also be charged by the engine and regenerative braking. The difference is the battery pack is larger, increasing the share of electricity used as fuel to power the car and it can also be plugged into the electric grid for charging at home overnight.

Extended-Range Electric Vehicle

An extended-range electric vehicle uses an internal combustion engine to power an electric generator that charges the battery system. Unlike the dual-fuel system hybrid and plug-in hybrids, the electric motor is the only system to directly power the car and turn the wheels. The internal combustion engine only charges the battery system.

Charging your EV

Though most Electric Vehicles can be charged on a standard 13Amp home socket, we recommend having a weather proof external charging point fitted on a dedicated circuit.

This is simple to do and chargers come in a variety of styles to suit homes and businesses, small and large. You can have one fitted free of charge as a member of Jersey Electricity’s EV owners’ Evolve Club. Membership can also offer access to public charging points that we are currently installing in five multi-storey Town car parks, beginning with Sand Street, and our own car park at The Powerhouse.

These charge points are fitted with dual sockets for both 16Amp and faster 32Amp charging. The chargers automatically recognise how much charge your vehicle can take.

What you get with Evolve Membership

Evolve Public at £10 per month gives you a key to access electricity at our public charging points. You will need your own charging lead which are available to purchase on request. Minimum agreement 12 month. Subject to status, terms and conditions apply.

Evolve Home at £25 per month offers you free installation of a home charger. Includes annual maintenance inspection and one free installation move, should you change property. Minimum agreement 36 months. Subject to on-site survey and status.

Terms and conditions apply.

Evolve Home Plus at £35 per month has the same benefits as Evolve Home, but includes access to the public charging network. Plug-2-Plug, 32 Amp EV charging lead included for access to the public network.

Minimum agreement 36 months.

Subject to on-site survey and status. Terms and conditions apply.

Evolve Business offers the same options to business users as domestic users although our Economy 7 Tariff, which we recommend to EV owners charging at home, is dependent on the tariff configuration within larger building and may not be practicable or possible.

We are happy to install a home or business charging point on a paid for basis, with no subscription required. Please call

Understanding the factors will enable you to optimise range and all EVs are equipped with technology to help you do this.

Regenerative braking ‘tops up’ the battery when the brakes are applied. This is similar to the KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System) in Formula One and can increase vehicle range by as much as 20%.

How much electricity do EVs use and what does it cost?

Jersey Electricity recommends that all EV owners switch to our Economy 7 Tariff. This provides seven hours of discounted electricity during the off-peak nigh time period, usually between midnight and 7am, so charging your EV overnight makes electric driving very 505460 to arrange a quotation. economical.

Alternatively, you may choose to use your own installer and How long will a battery purchase your charging last? unite elsewhere.

Nissan expects the Leaf to have 70 to 80% capacity left after ten years. But how you recharge the pack will affect its life. Frequent and regular fast charging, which enables an 80% charge in 30 minutes, will reduce its overall capacity to 70% over 10 years.

Battery packs with short, medium or long range, priced How far can I travel on accordingly, may become the norm. Renault have already one charge? decided to lease the battery EVs such as the Nissan Leaf, packs on this basis, dramatically Peugeot iOn, Renault’s ZOE reducing the price of the and Mercedes Smart ed, now cars which no longer inappearing in Jersey, typically cludes the battery cost. Other provide a range of around 90 - manufacturers are likely to 125 miles. However, range will be follow suit. affected by driving style, speed, heating temperature and air- Find out more about EV’s at conditioning use, all of which can w w w. j e c . c o. u k / y o u r- h o m e / deplete the battery more quickly. electric-vehicles/

Tailored Valeting & Car Sales LTD “We tailor a valet to suit your budget” We are a small valeting & car sales company with this years focus on growing both sides of the company.

We tailor a valet to suit your budget, whether you need a basic clean or a full valet.

What gave you the idea to start a car valeting service?

The first car my partner and I bought together was a bit of a wreck so we spent the whole day cleaning it and it looked like a completely different car! I then realised I had a gift at cleaning cars and actually really enjoyed it! I made my first advert and a year later opened Tailored Valeting & Car Sales LTD.

What are your goals for Tailored Valeting and Car Sales LTD?

To keep on growing and keeping our customers happy.

How important is the support of your family when running a small business?

It is very important to have the support of my family, they help out as much as they can. It also makes my work a lot more enjoyable knowing I have my family behind me.

What advice would you give someone who wants to set up their own business?

Do your research, be prepared for competition and give it all you can!!

Is running your business harder than you thought it would be?

Yes! The hardest part is getting customers in general.

All of our customers are very happy with the work we do, however, it’s getting them to come to us in the first place.

What do you enjoy the most about running your own business?

Being able to make decisions and run the business the way I want to run it. The satisfaction I get out of making other people happy with the work I have done is better than any other day to day job!

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The Hangover: Part III Epic The Wolfpack get up to more drunken, debauched antics in this boozy threequel! Now the Wolfpack - comprising Phil , Stu, Alan and Doug - are up to no good once again. This time around, there’s no wedding and no bachelor party - although an escape from a mental institution is reportedly involved! In the words of director Todd Phillips, “The Hangover Part III is Alan’s story” - so expect something of a twist on the usual formula!

EPIC is a 3D CG action-adventure comedy that reveals a hidden world unlike any other. From the creators of ICE AGE and RIO, EPIC tells the story of an ongoing battle deep in the forest between the forces of good who keep the natural world alive and the forces of evil who wish to destroy it. When a teen age girl finds herself magically transported into this secret universe, she must band together with a rag-tag team of fun and whimsical characters in order to save their world...and ours.

Films Mud

Arkansas teens Ellis and Neckbone set off down the Mississippi River.

They’re out to discover a boat that, rumour has it, has been left stranded in a tree. The rumour turns out to be true - but they also discover a mysterious man called Mud, who has been using the boat as a hideout. It soon becomes clear that Mud is on the run from the law but he nevertheless makes a strong impression on the boys, and tells them that he wants to be reunited with local girl Juniper.

Admission

Portia Nathan is a straight-laced high-flyer with promotion in her sights. As the Admissions Officer of Princeton University, one of Portia’s tasks is to hit the road on an annual recruitment trip. After reconnecting with her eccentric mother, she makes her way to the New Quest alternative high school.

Here she finds her former college classmate John Pressman is now a teacher. But that’s not all. John has After Earth reason to believe that his star pupil, Will Smith and Jaden Smith star as Jeremiah, is the son Portia gave up Deadfall a father and son team stranded on Dramatic violence ensues when two for adoption many years earlier!

The Big Wedding an Earth that has changed beyond criminals head for the border in the Easy Money recognition. In the distant future, wintry north of America. Brother teenager Kitai Raige and his father and sister criminal duo are on the Cypher are undertaking a run following a casino heist. But deep-space mission. But the a sudden car accident leaves them journey goes disastrously wrong stranded in the unforgiving, snowy and they crash-land on a hostile, landscape of the American north. deadly planet. It’s a place where Having shot dead an investigating the temperature fluctuates at will, state trooper, the psychotic Addigigantic volcanoes spew out boiling A long-divorced couple pretend to son decides that they should split be happily married in this magma and massive earthquakes up and rendezvous at the Canadian Three underworld stories collide shake the ground. Kitai is amazed to all-star comedy. Alejandro Griffin spectacularly in this taut crime border. While he sets off on foot, learn that the planet is in fact Earth and Missy O’Connor are in love and Liza is picked up by Jay. An ex-con, thriller from the director of ‘Safe about to get married. There’s just - abandoned by people 1000 years Jay is travelling home to be with his House’. Naive student JW passes one problem. Alejandro’s adoptive earlier when cataclysmic seismic himself off as wealthy in order parents June and retired Sheriff on parents Don and Ellie have been activity endangered all humanity. to hobnob with Stockholm’s elite Thanksgiving. But when Addison divorced for years. His devout Father and son must now fight to and romance the beautiful Sophie. turns up at Jay’s family home, it survive in the most dangerous place Catholic biological mother is flying In reality, he finances his lifestyle leads to a shocking confrontation. in from Columbia for the big day, in the universe. through crime. Jorge is an escaped and she considers divorce to be a convict being pursued by both major sin. There’s only one thing for the police and the Serbian mafia. it: Don and Ellie will have to fake He hopes that a huge cocaine deal being a couple again. That’s easier will allow him to escape both their said than done now that Don is clutches. Mafia enforcer Mrado is living with Ellie’s former best friend, hard on Jorge’s heels, but finds Bebe McBride. Add estranged himself unexpectedly saddled with daughter Lyla to the mix and you’ve his eight-year-old daughter. got a recipe for comic disaster.

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