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An Evening With Michael Portillo Wed 23rd Oct| 8.00pm Colourful and controversial, and with strong views on the question of British integration into European political and monetary union, Michael Portillo is probably one of the best-known Conservative figures of recent years. An accomplished and powerful speaker, he is frequently invited to address a wide variety of audiences, where his humour and wit are appreciated. Since leaving Parliament at the 2005 general election he has devoted himself to writing and broadcasting. He writes for the Sunday Times and is a regular on both BBC 1’s “This Week” programme and Radio 4’s “Moral Maze”. He has made documentaries on subjects as diverse as Richard Wagner and the death penalty, and in 2011 he presented the first in what has become a highly-acclaimed three part series – “Great British Railway” Journeys. In the most recent series (screened in November 2012), Michael ventured onto the European rail network to retrace journeys featured in Bradshaw’s Continental Railway Guide of 1913, beginning with London to Monte Carlo. His first stop was Paris, where he absorbed the atmosphere, before heading south to the Cote d’Azur and ending his journey at Monaco’s gaming tables. Michael remains in the public eye through his media work. He enjoys presenting television programmes, radio broadcast
ing and writing. He has written about walking as a pilgrim on the Santiago Way and on working as a hospital porter. He has a weekly column in The Scotsman. He had a series for Channel 4 entitled Portillo’s Progress, partly a biography of his father. He has presented radio programmes on Wagner, the Spanish Civil War and also a programme on Elizabeth I, as part of the BBC’s very successful Great Britons series. Michael Portillo is a member of the International Commission on Missing Persons in the former Yugoslavia (which organises the identification of massacre victims) under the Chairmanship of Bob Dole. He also serves on the advisory council of the Institute for International Studies at Stanford, California, USA.
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New recruits join the 2nd Youthbank Jersey Grant Maker’s panel
Orbital Financial Advisers Ltd Wealth Managers • Are you getting the return you expected on your investments? • Is your bank only giving you around 2% interest rate on your money? • Do you know there are cautious funds available which have consistently provided returns in excess of 5% per annum?
Over the next 12 months, I will be introducing to you the
“Fund Of The Month”
This month the fund I am introducing is a fund that was launched in November 2009 by one of the UK’s leading investment houses who currently have over £300 billion under management and carry a Moody’s (Independent rating agency) A2 senior credit rating. Standard and Poor’s AA stable. A panel of nine new faces have recently joined Youthbank Jersey. The group are supported by an existing member, Stacey Benstead, who is now a mentor to the Youthbank. Together, with the support of Jersey Youth Service sessional workers, they will help to distribute funding to local youth groups across the island. The new team of volunteers began working together in August, taking part in a training day at St James Centre. “ Youthbank is extremely rewarding as you get to help other young people who may not be able to pursue their interests without funding.” Anya Skinner - Grant Maker “I joined Youthbank Jersey in an effort to improve my social interaction skills and so far everyone has been very kind and welcoming. I find myself rather enjoying the process of reviewing and scoring projects and discussing whether or not to approve their applications.” Michelle Molloy - Grant Maker As part of their introduction to the scheme the new team will visit groups that were awarded funding by their predecessors. La Motte Street Radio has been one of their first ports of call as they have been helped to improve their facilities earlier in the year. Later in the autumn the grant making panel will try to visit groups such as the Jersey Lifesavers who have benefited in the form of new lifesaving aids.
“I joined the Youthbank because I believe giving young people the opportunity to pursue their passions is important. I’m excited to see the changes we can make to young people’s lives and I find working with the Youthbank enriching and rewarding.” Olivia Garcia - Grant Maker The key to funding is that applications come from young people aged between 12 and 21, not the staff or parents. The scheme works to empower young people giving them opportunities to make their communities better and giving chances to be change makers. Any local groups that meet the criteria are welcome are encouraged to apply and there will be two more funding deadlines this year. The group will review new applications on 17th October and again on 5th December 2013. Youthbank Jersey was launched in 2011 with funding from the Citi Foundation and the Jersey Youth Service. So far we have received 21 applications and awarded over £7,000 in grants. “We have so much more to achieve with this empowering project and hope to support new, exciting and sustainable initiatives in Jersey in the coming months.” Anna Shipley – Youthbank Jersey Coordinator. For more information about Youthbank Jersey please contact the coordinator on 07797 711446 orannashipley@youthservice.yc.je. Alternatively download an application form from www.yes.je
Over the last 3 years this cautious fund has produced an annualised return in excess of 5% per year net of charges. This fund also has the benefit of a “penalty free access” to your money subject to a one months notice period. Please see the graph below which illustrates the return since launch. Returns are shown gross.
31/07/08 to 31/07/09 31/07/09 to 31/07/10 N/A
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31/07/10 to 31/07/11 7.48%
31/07/11 to 31/07/12 31/07/12 to 31/07/13 7.57%
Percentage growth since launch on 25 November 2009
With over 27 years experience in this sector and 12 years as a Director in one of Jersey’s leading independent Wealth Management Companies, I hope you will find my “Fund of the Month” an interesting and stimulating read. If you would like more information regarding this fund or many others please contact myself, Gordon Jenkins on 720303 or by email at gordonjenkins@orbital.co.je Investments can go down as well as up. Please remember that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Some funds offer a Capital Guarantee if required. Orbital Financial Advisers Ltd is regulated by the Jersey Financial Services Commission for the conduct of investment business.
Forum recommends Minimum Wage increase The Employment Forum has recommended that the minimum wage should increase by 10 pence to £6.63 per hour (a 1.5% increase) from 1 April next year. Advocate Helen Ruelle, Chairman of the Employment Forum explained, “The Forum decided that, because the economy is still fragile, we must continue to be cautious whilst not unduly penalising low paid employees relative to increases in prices and earnings. The economic outlook is not yet positive, but from the information available to us, it appears less negative than last year and there were far fewer calls from employers for a minimum wage freeze.
Consultation responses indicated that a sensible increase would be acceptable. An excessive minimum wage increase brings the risk of job losses and erosion of terms and conditions of employment. It is worthy of note that even if the minimum wage was frozen, Jersey’s minimum wage would continue to be higher than minimum wages in the UK, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, until at least October 2014.” The Forum reviews the minimum wage by balancing a number of factors including consultation responses from employers and employees, the latest statistics and economic advice, the potential impact of any
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increase on jobs and competitiveness, as well as taking into account the States’ aspiration that the minimum wage should be increased proportionately to average weekly earnings over the next 12 years. The Forum is also recommending: An increase of 1.5 percent in the maximum amounts that an employer may offset against minimum wage pay where staff accommodation, or accommodation with three meals each day, is provided. A Year 1 trainee rate equivalent to 75 percent of the minimum wage (£4.97 per hour) where training is undertaken in the first year of a new trainee role.
A ‘Year 2’ trainee rate equivalent to 87.5 percent of the minimum wage (£5.80 per hour) where a trainee has received the trainee rate whilst undertaking training for one full year and will continue to undertake training for up to one further year. The Minister for Social Security, Senator Francis Le Gresley, is considering the Forum’s recommendations and any changes to the Law will be lodged with the States later this year. The Forum’s recommendation is available at website www.gov.je/ minimumwage. Copies can be obtained from the Forum’s Secretary; E.Forum@gov.je or 447203.
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Online furniture retailer Mypad is to open a 1,000 sq ft showroom at local home interiors shop Morton & Morton. The showroom which will open on Saturday 28th September will remain true to the online Mypad concept and all sales transactions will be paperless and made via ipad docking stations in store. Managing Director Paul Clark said the opportunity to become a multi-channel retailer was too good to turn down, ‘Mypad has doubled its sales expectations this year already proving that providing an online but local furniture concept does work. We have decided to open the Morton & Morton showroom to focus on our large range of upholstery in both fabrics and leather. At present we undertake individual home visits to showcase our fabric ranges, but the new facility will allow people to visit at their leisure. It will allow us to continue offering our high quality but affordably priced ranges online, with in excess of 1500 products, and to also allow clients to see, feel and touch the quality furniture which is not available anywhere else in the Channel islands.’ The contemporary Mypad showroom will benefit from the excellent parking facilities at the Morton & Morton
facility in St Peter. It will showcase key brands, including cabinet ranges from a leading UK designer, and fitted bedroom furniture from top European manufacturers. In addition, the Mypad.je website is to be upgraded with an additional 500 new products. The re-launch of the site will coincide with the opening of the showroom. ‘This is an exciting time for us. We are going to continue to offer the levels of service and pricing that customers have come to expect, and will be improving on this with an interior designer available to offer advice, goods on approval and private viewings out of store hours. Mypad is not only providing a retailing concept for the modern age, ensuring that we avoid the high overheads associated with a traditional shop, but is making sure that our customers always come first.’
Jersey’s Retail Sales fall but show an incomplete picture Jersey’s 2nd quarter retail sales figures show a fall of 2% year on year, compared to a rise in the UK over the same period of 2.2%. However retail sales in Jersey do not tell the complete story because unlike the UK, they exclude online sales and are only for bricks and mortar shops. In the UK the Government’s ONS, which produces the UK figures says, ‘Sales made over the Internet are an important and rapidly evolving part of the retail sector. Internet retail sales are already included within the monthly RSI.’ Indeed, they have been including internet sales for many years, and have even been producing a completely separate internet sales index experimentally since 2008. In the UK nearly 10% of retail spending is through online sales, and this is likely to be even higher in Jersey. It means local online retailers such as Mypad.je are not registered in Jersey’s sales figures. Managing Director of Mypad, Paul Clark said without the right data it is difficult to understand fully what is going on within retailing in Jersey, ‘We know that internet sales are rising and the high street struggling, but we don’t have any reliable figures to show what percentage of
consumer spend in Jersey is going to internet retailers. I know that I have had an excellent six months, with my sales far exceeding expectations. You only need to look at the online retailers’ association figures from the UK which show that in the second quarter of this year online sales were up 17% year-on-year, to see that this sector of retailing is growing. There are several local companies who are now internet based retailers only and who are serving the local market like we are. We need to recognize this growing sector so we can get a complete picture of retailing in Jersey.’ Paul set up Mypad after more than 25 years experience in traditional retailing. He wanted to offer a credible online business that operates locally, employs local people and prevents consumers’ money from going off-island to big overseas internet retailers. ‘When I was working for a local retailer several years ago, we did some research and that found Jersey consumers are very comfortable with buying online because we are an island economy with an international outlook. It would be very interesting to see just what percentage of our retail spend is now on the internet, and how much of that is being kept within the island.’
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A better autumn / winter bus timetable
A much improved autumn / winter bus service will be provided this year as compared to last. In partnership with LibertyBus, the Minister for Transport and Technical Services is pleased to announce the bus timetables. Service levels are in many cases enhanced compared to previous autumn and winter seasons, with a number of bus routes benefiting from similar frequencies to the summer season and a service on Sundays. Proposed changes were recently put forward for consultation and a good response from members of the public was received. LibertyBus will be operating the autumn and winter season timetable between 30 September 2013 and 29 March 2014, when service changes for the spring season will take place. Principal changes to
the bus network are as follows: • Service 1: Daytime frequency will be every 20 minutes, compared to every 30 minutes from autumn 2012. On Sundays, the daytime frequency will be more than double that of autumn 2012, with a departure every 30 minutes • Service 1A: Daytime buses every 60 minutes and extended to Gorey Pier. Buses will continue to operate on Sundays throughout the autumn/ winter season • Service 2: Daytime buses every 60 minutes. Buses will continue to operate on Sundays throughout the autumn/winter season • Service 3: Revised timetable and route – buses travel through Rozel to Durrell, then via St Martin’s Public Hall and towards St Helier • Service 4A: New route operat-
ing Sunday services to Trinity, Bouley Bay and Durrell • Service 9: One early morning peak journey extended to serve L’Etacq before calling at St Ouen’s Village • Service 12: Revised timetable with extra journeys and a Sunday service from 10 November • Service 12A: Revised timetable with more direct route between St Aubin and St Brelade’s Bay. A Sunday service (calling at Portelet) will operate until 3 November and a Monday to Saturday morning peak journey from L’Etacq is replaced by departures on services 9 and 12 • Service 13: Revised timetable and route – operates via St Saviour’s Hill instead of Mont Millais, with buses travelling to Rozel after Durrell then towards St Helier • Service 19: A new route number for the western section of service 20, with bus times unchanged and through journeys maintained • Service 20: Will operate to the current timetable on the eastern section, with buses continuing westwards as service 19 • Services 25 and 27: The section between St John’s Church and Les Fontaines will not operate from 30 September (affects 3 peak time journeys). Additional departures on Sundays • Service 28: Six return journeys will
operate until 3 November There will also be a change to services returning from the east and northeast, which will take a more direct route back to Liberation Station between 4pm and 6pm on weekdays. The relevant services are 1, 1A, 2, 3, 13 and 21, and the journeys in question will omit the Grenville Street and Snow Hill Bus stops, which will continue to be served during this period by service 16. Deputy Kevin Lewis, the Minister for Transport and Technical Services, said: “The autumn and winter timetable this year contains more bus departures than ever before. I am particularly pleased that Sunday services will be operating this autumn and winter to most parts of Jersey, many of which have historically not been served by Sunday buses during this period of the year, and I am sure these will be well received by the travelling public.” He continued, “I am also delighted that LibertyBus will again be operating service 15 at a daytime frequency of every 20 minutes on Mondays to Saturdays and 30 minutes on Sundays. This represents a significant increase in frequency and capacity compared to one year ago, and as passenger numbers grow, investment in other bus services will take place which will enable frequencies and hours of operation to be enhanced in the future.”
Volunteers Needed Jersey Brain Tumour Charity
Events Diary Variety Club of Jersey - 500 Club Tue 08 Oct 2013
Join the Variety ‘500 Club’ - Variety the Children’s Charity works consistently behind the scenes to help children and their families right here in the Island. The Variety ‘500 Club’ is an annual fundraiser: Simply buy a ticket for just £20 and you will be entered into 12 monthly draws to win FIVE cash prizes, the first prize being £200! The first draw takes place on Tuesday 8th October.
To support patients diagnosed with brain tumours, their families, friends and carers and to support brain tumour research to improve treatment and survival rates, and more. Fundraising Volunteers National Trust for Jersey To help with fundraising and their awareness Black Butter Making at the Elms campaign Contact Details: Please call 0800 735 7350 Thu 24 Oct - Sat 26 Oct Black Butter Making at the Elms! National for further information Trust for Jersey needs Peelers, stirrers and fillers! This year the event will be filmed for the Jersey Friends of Channel One Show so come down & get your face on TV!
After Breast Cancer Support Think Pink Ball Rotary Club of Jersey - World Por- Fri 25 Oct 2013 ridge Day Thu 10 Oct 2013 Think Pink Ball on Friday 25th October 2013 Rotary and Inner Wheel are hosting World Porridge Day on 10th October 2013 to raise money for Mary’s Meals which provides a meal of porridge to 650,000 children every day in school to encourage attendance and concentration as the children are no longer hungry. Four porridge stations at Pomme D’Or, Charing Cross, West’s Centre and Church House 7.30 - 10.00 a.m.
Silent Art Auction Thu 10 Oct - Sat 12 Oct
open from 10am to 6pm, Thursday 10th October to Saturday 12th October, in St Paul’s Centre. “Silent” bids will be noted with bidding closing at 5pm on the Saturday. An exhibition of donated artwork of all types from many local artists. All proceeds go to the Jersey Citizens Advice Bureau, the event is sponsored by Moore Stephens.
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at the Pomme D’or Hotel. Tickets £50 each which include Champagne on arrival, 3 course dinner, coffee and Mints, Raffle, Auction, Disco, Entertainment from The Diamond Misfits. Late bar until 2pm. The Hotel are also offering o/night B and B for £69.00. Tables of 8, 10 or 12 also available for Girlguiding Jersey groups. Please contact Val Carter 07797 733669 To help enable girls and young women fulfil their potential to take an active and responsifor more details. role in society through a distinctive stimuVariety Club of Jersey Governor’s ble lating and enjoyable programme delivered by Parish Walk Sun 27 Oct 2013 trained volunteer leaders. Governor’s Parish Walk, St Peter – Sunday 27th Volunteer Helpers October. Tickets - Adults £12 Children £6. Ticket To help at our Brownie and Guide units in permits attendance on the guided walk, a ‘high tea’ St. Brelade and St. Mary. We are looking for and free raffle ticket. Start time 1:45 pm. Please volunteers over the age of 18 to give a couple contact the Variety Office on 856937. Email varie- of hours each week, term time. tytent52@jerseymail.co.uk. Visit our Website www. Contact Details: Please feel free contact me: varietyjersey.je. Fiona Lawson 07797738339
WE HAVE VACANCIES Abbeyfield Jersey Society is set in a quiet residential area but only a few minutes’ walk from Havre des Pas beach front in St Helier; it is neither a nursing home or a care home. It is made up of en suite rooms in Abbeyfield House and self contained apartments in the adjoining property of Lynton. The Society offers a supportive and caring environment with independent living and emergency call button service. Residents enjoy their independence but have the companionship of others, the convenience of having lunch and supper prepared for them (en suite rooms only), and the comfort of knowing help is close by if they need it at any time. LYNTON - Self Sufficient living with emergency call button service A STUDIO FLAT at LYNTON accessed by 12 outside steps. Monthly rental £671.78 to include Parish Rates. Utility services are not included in the monthly rent. ABBEYFIELD HOUSE - Assisted living includes prepared lunch and supper each day, plus breakfast provisions provided for residents to prepare themselves 2 DIFFERENT Bed-sitting rooms with en-suite shower with tea/coffee area. Weekly rental £308.40 to include the cost of all utility services. 2 DIFFERENT Bed-sitting rooms with en-suite shower and use of a communal kitchen. Weekly rental £284.68 to include the cost of all utility services. Are there any rules? Only one – but it is very important, “consideration for others” i.e. doing nothing to disturb fellow residents or to make them unhappy. Otherwise you are free to entertain yourself and your friends as you like. If you feel this might be just what you are looking for and would like more information, in the first instance please contact tel. 720251 asking for either Mrs Maggie Dootson, Managing Housekeeper or Mrs Madeleine Poole Society Administrator.
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Liberation Group EPA goes (inter)national! Liberation Group’s English Pale Ale (EPA) will be taking a place among some of the finest craft beers in the world as part of the JD Wetherspoon Real Ale Festival. JD Wetherspoon, which is one of the UK’s best known and largest pub chains, invited Liberation Group to showcase its EPA as one of 50 specially brewed ales for the Festival. Adding to the range of beers from regional brewers across the UK will be ten visiting craft brewers from the USA giving the Festival, which is being billed as the ‘United States meets the United Kingdom’, a truly international flavour. In its latest newsletter JD Wetherspoon refers to Liberation EPA as ‘extremely popular and exclusive to the Festival in mainland Britain.’ All of the beers featured in the Festival are being brewed exclusively in the UK for JD Wetherspoon. Liberation Brewery, which produces Liberation EPA, will be sending nearly 800 casks of the ale to the Festival – that’s equivalent to 57,000 pints – putting Jersey firmly on the international map at one of the biggest and most popular events for beer aficionados to be held across the UK.
Paul Hurley, Head Brewer at Liberation Brewery at Longueville in St. Saviour said: ‘We have an excellent relationship with JD Wetherspoon and have previously exported our beers to be sold as guest ales in selected pubs. To be invited to take part in their Autumn Festival is a tremendous honour, and acknowledgement that our EPA is among the finest craft ales.’ In its tasting notes JD Wetherspoon describes Liberation EPA as a ‘new tawny beer with a light maltiness derived from Maris Otter and coloured malts, well balanced by the floral aroma and crisp taste.’ The JD Wetherspoon Real Ale Festival takes place throughout the company’s pubs from 16th to 31st October. Customers will be invited to vote for their favourite ales of the Festival through the JD Wetherspoon website, www.wetherspoon.co.uk.
Champagne corks are popping at Bohemia Restaurant as Steve Smith and the entire team celebrate that Bohemia has retained its Michelin star for the ninth consecutive year, just seven months after launching Steve Smith @ Bohemia. Chef Steve Smith says: ‘To learn that we have been awarded a Michelin star after only arriving at Bohemia in February is an outstanding achievement. I am extremely proud of everything my team and I have accomplished so far, and this award reinforces our determination to continue raising the bar of gastronomic excellence in Jersey.’ ‘I believe we are seeing a renewed appetite for innovative and imaginative dining experiences’ continues Steve Smith. ‘Jersey is well placed to deliver fine dining of an exceptionally high standard thanks to its amazing produce, fish and seafood. The success of Bohemia’s many new tasting menus, including the seven-course vegetarian and pescatarian menus reflect this increasing awareness of excellence in gourmet cuisine.’ Bohemia’s success in the 2014 Michelin Guide marks the ninth consecutive year the restaurant has held the much-coveted accolade, awarded annually to only a small number of the UK’s leading restaurants. ‘We are absolutely delighted to have been awarded this prestigious accolade
for a ninth year’ comments Lawrence Huggler, owner of Bohemia Restaurant and The Club Hotel & Spa. ‘It speaks volumes about the dedication, passion and expertise of Steve Smith that Bohemia has retained its Michelin star for yet another year and confirms our commitment to raising the standards of gastronomy in Jersey.’ Recently reviewed by leading food critic Andy Hayler, who gave the restaurant 16 out of 20 for what he described as an ‘excellent meal’, Steve Smith @ Bohemia has been attracting the attention of food experts and tastemakers across the UK, with reviews in Cosmopolitan, Stylenest and The Arbutarian. The Good Food Guide 2014 awarded Bohemia Restaurant the highest score of any Channel Islands restaurant, citing its ‘fine-tuned contemporary cooking’ and ‘top drawer food with a real sense of generosity and value’. Michelin stars are rather like the Oscars of the food world, with stars only being awarded to restaurants after extensive inspections to ensure standards are consistently high. Michelin inspectors always visit the establishment anonymously, and the inspector’s decision cannot be influenced in any way, ensuring that a Michelin star award is always unbiased and recognised worldwide as a highly esteemed standard of culinary excellence.
Atlantic Hotel retains highly prized Four Red Star and Four Rosette Ratings at AA Awards Ceremony in London The Atlantic Hotel has retained its highly prized AA Four Red Star and AA Four Rosette ratings, underlining its status as one of the very finest establishments in the UK and Ireland. The champagne corks were also popping for sister property Mark Jordan at the Beach, which secured Two AA Rosettes for the second year running. Atlantic Hotel owner Patrick Burke was present at the prestigious AA Awards Ceremony which this year was once again held at the London Hilton on Park Lane with the awards presented by broadcast journalist and newsreader Krishnan Guru-Murthy. The Atlantic Hotel’s Ocean Restaurant is one of very few hotel restaurants to
be honoured with four AA Rosettes or above and its commitment to all round excellence is demonstrated by the fact that it is one of only a handful in the country to have received the dual award of four AA Red Stars and four AA Rosettes. Patrick Burke said, “We are absolutely delighted that the dedication and commitment which are consistently demonstrated day in day out by the entire team here at The Atlantic Hotel and also at our sister restaurant Mark Jordan at the Beach have once again been recognised. We are in great company and proud to be singled out alongside the UK’s finest hotels and restaurants.”
RBS International charity cycle RBC invites smaller charities challenge raises over £83,000 to make fund applications Staff from RBS International raised over £83,000 in a non-stop cycling relay of 1,000 miles from John O’Groats to Lands End. The 16-strong team of cyclists, accompanied by a support team of six, from across RBS International, undertook the fundraising event, the ‘End to End Challenge’, in order to raise funds for the local RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) in the Channel Islands and Isle of Man, and St John Ambulance in Gibraltar. Of the funds raised across the Bank, £64,075 of which will be going directly to the RNLI across the Channel Islands. The Challenge was completed in just three days, and was led by RBS International employees Simon Boyle and Spencer Carne. The cyclists covered the length of the UK in approximately 60 hours, maintaining an average speed of 15/16 mph over the distance in order to complete the Challenge within the target time. The ‘End to End Challenge’ was dif ferent from other Lands End to John
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O’Groats cycle challenges in that it was completed as part of a non-stop relay. The riders were split into three teams of six, cycling for four hour stints and then resting for eight hours. This rotation continued throughout the night until the final destination was reached and the Challenge was completed; although this method reduced the total distance cycled by any one member of the team, it brought its own complexities by riding through the night in variable conditions and after only a few hours rest. In preparation for the event, the RBS International team partnered with Big Maggy’s Bike Shop who assisted with equipment supply and, given their expertise of long distance multi-day riding, were on-hand to provide practical advice with the training and throughout the Challenge itself. Tony Williams from Equipe Flamme Rouge provided a coaching and development service to build the team’s endurance and technical skills ahead of the challenge.
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For many smaller charities working hard to support various worthy causes in the community, it can be difficult to gain enough of a profile to attract sufficient funding. RBC Wealth Management is targeting these lesserknown charities and associations with an offer of support. ‘Our invitation to registered charities aims to help sustain the smaller groups that might struggle to continue their valuable community work. The grants we have made in the past have ranged from a few hundred up to a thousand pounds, and the difference this can make is tangible’, said Chris Blampied, Chairman of RBC Wealth Management’s Donations Fund Committee. ‘We’d love to hear from Island-based initiatives, especially those focusing on youth and education, amateur sport or health and wellbeing, which are often under-funded.’ Art in the Frame Foundation has already benefited from the fund this year, focusing the donation on their ‘Up Cycle Your Life’ workshops for young people. Pat Robson, Director of the Foundation, said: ‘Art in the Frame was set up 14 years ago to support and promote up and coming local artists and craft workers. The objective is to enhance the curriculum opportuni-
ties of primary and secondary school students, and also to provide workshops, talks and events for those with learning disabilities. ‘The grant made a great difference to us. Without it the Foundation could not have been able to run such meaningful workshops and certainly would not have attracted so many children. The workshops were a great success and included an Up Cycling exhibition. This meant that the children were able to see the exhibition at the same time as the workshops and appreciate all that it is possible to achieve.’ The funding received by the Foundation was used to provide six, two-hour workshops led by qualified teachers, for over 150 primary school children. In addition, the project included a wishing tree for the children to add their wishes for the future of the environment. The tree was made by Alcindo Pinto and can still be seen outside of The Harbour Gallery. Requests for a grant from the Donations Fund must include the charity’s name and registration number, details of the project for which a grant is intended and the requested amount. For further details on the criteria for applications, please contact Angela Le Bailly at RBC Wealth Management by email at angela.lebailly@rbc.com.
RBC Wealth Management named Best Private Bank in the Channel Islands RBC Wealth Management has been named ‘Best Private Bank in the Channel Islands’ for the second consecutive year at the 2013 World Finance Banking Awards. This success builds on a recent run of awards for RBC Wealth Management: in June, its Channel Island-based Trust and Fiduciary Services business was included on Private Client Practitioner’s list of the Top 25 Trust Companies for the third successive year, won the awards for ‘Best Trust Company’ at the inaugural WealthBriefing European Awards 2013, and
was named ‘Trust Company of the Year – Institutional’ at the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards in May this year. Alongside its success in the Channel Islands, RBC Wealth Management was also recognized as ‘Best Banking Group in the Cayman Islands’ in the 2013 World Finance Banking Awards. The World Finance Banking Awards judging panel adopts a number of criteria to select winners, including the firm’s performance, the range of products and services, and an assessment of the firm’s strategic objectives. World Finance is a specialist financial services magazine
and website with an international readership. Chris Blampied, Head of Banking, British Isles and Caribbean, RBC Wealth Management, commented: “We are honoured to have received this accolade again for our work in the Channel Islands, particularly given our long history of servicing clients here. We are celebrating our 40th anniversary in Guernsey this year, having marked our 50th year in Jersey in 2012, and it is our hope that ongoing investment in the islands will ensure we can build on this reputation for excellence in financial services.”
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Planning guidance to help reduce construction waste The Department of the Environment has published new guidelines for managing waste from construction and demolition projects. The new guidance, which has now been adopted by the Minister for Planning and Environment, is a requirement of the most recent Island Plan (2011). It aims to reduce the amount of waste generated from construction projects and ensure that any waste that is produced is more effectively and sustainably managed, through increased re-use and recycling. It should result in significant environ-
mental benefits and potential cost savings on major building projects. Planning applications for major developments or those which involve a lot of waste or significant demolition will have to submit site waste management plans (SWMP) as part of the planning application process and will be a material consideration when the application is considered. Construction projects generate the largest amount of solid waste in the Island (by weight) and much of this is currently sent to landfill. Deputy Rob Duhamel said: “Better waste management on construction sites will mean less waste going to
landfill, less quarrying, less transport of materials, less energy consumption and less risk of fly tipping.” “In addition to these environmental benefits, however, there are also significant potential cost savings for the construction industry, including lower waste disposal and transport costs and cost savings due to the reduction in the amount of materials wasted and purchased.” Deputy Duhamel added: “The challenge for designers, site engineers, surveyors and those involved in procurement is to accurately assess the use of materials and the potential for their re-use and recycling both on
and off site, at all stages during the construction project. The challenge for the principal contractor, subcontractors and waste contractors is to work together to ensure that SWMPs are properly implemented.” The new guidance follows a consultation exercise with the public and key stakeholders, who raised a number of issues. Deputy Rob Duhamel said: “I have carefully considered all the points raised during the consultation process and have made a number of changes to the original draft guidance in response. I would like to thank all those who have taken the trouble to make their views known”.
Carey Olsen legal advice assists in maintaining important freight service to Channel Islands Carey Olsen senior associates Jeremy Garrood, James Willmott and Will Whitehead and of counsel Huw Thomas worked with Rockayne Limited on the corporate, employment and property aspects of the company structure for Channel Island Lines. The MV Huelin Dispatch Lift-On-Lift-Off vessel will run three return journeys a week between the islands and the UK, on the strategically important freight cargo routes, creating around 45 jobs, employing former staff where possible. Huelin Renouf Shipping
Ltd ceased trading last month after operating for almost 80 years. Assets were bought from Huelin Renouf by a consortium of Jersey businessmen with the assistance of Associated British Ports. Mr Garrood explained: “This was a prime example of our local team applying its expertise across key practice areas including employment, corporate finance and property and expediting the transaction extremely quickly to bring about a deal which is integral to the operations of both Guernsey and Jersey.”
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PwC Channel Islands demonstrates confidence in the Channel Islands by welcoming biggest ever intake for Class of 2013 PwC Channel Islands has continued to lay the foundations for sustainable long-term growth in the Channel Islands by welcoming its biggest ever annual intake of graduates and school leavers across its Jersey and Guernsey offices. As part of this year’s ‘Class of 2013’, the Jersey and Guernsey offices of PwC have welcomed a total of 38 new recruits – a 15% increase on last year’s intake. The new recruits, who are all now embarking on a three year training programme to gain professional qualifications, reflect a wealth of home-grown talent, including school leavers who excelled at A-Levels and local graduates with strong degrees. Also amongst the new intake are a number of high quality undergraduates on industry placements and graduates from the UK, further enhancing the diversity of the Channel Islands business. Of the 21 individuals joining the Jersey office, eleven are Jersey residents, a further ten recruits have moved to Jersey. In Guernsey, of the 17 new recruits, four are local individuals, a further 13 individuals
have moved to Guernsey. PwC is nationally recognised for its recruitment approach, having been voted the number one UK graduate employer in the ‘Times Top 100 Employers’ every year since 2004. Brendan McMahon, Senior Partner at PwC Channel Islands, welcomed the new recruits: “This year’s intake of school leavers and graduates is significant for us in the Channel Islands, demonstrating that PwC continues to see growth in Jersey and Guernsey. We’re genuinely committed to giving good quality individuals the opportunity to embark on and build world class careers. While the business environment remains challenging, it’s important that we continue to invest in talent so we can continue to build strong client relationships, meeting their needs and providing clients with the confidence they need in the jurisdiction. We pride ourselves on the quality of insight that our people provide to our clients. I’m really pleased to welcome such a strong group of individuals to our teams in Jersey and Guernsey.”
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of Housing Skipton International Control Mortgage lending tops and Work Law update £300m in Jersey Skipton International, the Channel Islands’ bank has seen its mortgage lending in Jersey grow to over £300million. In addition the bank expects its Jersey mortgage book to exceed its Guernsey lending next year. Skipton has been Guernsey’s leading supplier of new mortgages for three years running. Skipton started offering mortgages in Jersey in 2005, since then it has built up a reputation for excellent customer service, Managing Director Jim Coupe said the continued growth in business, despite the cautious housing market is testament to his team’s focus on local needs, During the financial downturn we launched the Next Generation Mortgage (100% Loan to Value product) to help buyers get on the property ladder, and this year we have become the only mortgage lender to support the Deposit Loan Scheme set up by the States to enable islanders who can’t afford a deposit to purchase their first home. We have provided the right products to suit local needs.’ Director of Lending, Nigel Pascoe, says it is this focus on the customer
The Control of Housing and Work Law has been in place for just over two months as part of a drive to improve the effectiveness of the Island’s immigration controls. In that time 5,400 registration cards have been issued, with 4,000 of these cards being for “entitled” people. More than 30,000 people have been pre-qualified as a result of Social Security and the Population Office working together to issue cards to anyone with continuous contribution records. The two departments have linked up their databases and are administering the new system in partnership. The Chair of the Housing and Work Advisory Group, Senator Paul Routier, said “The system is
which has ensured Skipton has never had to repossess a property, ‘We offer a genuinely personalised service and we will ensure that people can afford their new mortgage not just now, but also with some flexibility built in should circumstances alter. When a customer rings us they will talk to one of the team here in the Channel Islands, and our underwriters are also based here which means not only do you get a quick decision, but that we all fully understand the local market conditions.’ Skipton International is a wholly owned subsidiary of Skipton Building Society in the UK, and has kept its mutual ethos by sponsoring community events. In Jersey Skipton has worked closely with the Jersey Arts Trust Rental, Property Management to produce the Skipton Open Studios for 3 Charing Cross, St. Helier the last two years as Tel: 888908/872339 well as supporting other local charities all types of property to let and sporting groups.
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bedding in well, but we do have to be sure of a person’s status before issuing an ‘entitled’ registration card. We are doing all we can to help Islanders with this task, by joining up our systems and records and providing guidance, however it is essential that the regime is rigorous. “The Law also supports local employment by removing any limits on employing people who are ‘Entitled’ or ‘Entitled for Work’. Employers can now employ as many such people as they wish. “This new system is a significant change and will take time to become fully established, but I am pleased with the progress so far and we will continue to work on improvements to the process.” As well as registration cards, the new Law introduces stronger compliance powers, and to support this, savings are being re-invested in extra staff to police the Law. In addition, contractors now need to pay up to £1,500 for a licence to visit Jersey. Senator Routier added “The Law is vital to achieve our objectives of more local employment, limited immigration, reduced bureaucracy and economic growth. I want to thank Islanders for working with us, and to assure them that the new system will deliver long term benefits.” Further guidance on the new Law and how to get a card, can be found at www.gov.je/registrationcards
Head of Customs and Immigration to retire
The Head of Jersey’s Customs and Immigration Service, Michael Robinson, has announced that he will be retiring from the service at the end of this year. Having joined the department in 1976 as a customs officer, Mr Robinson rose to become head in 2006, receiving seven commendations for drugs investigations on the way. He managed the integration of the Customs and Excise Department and the Immigration and Nationality Department, and led the transformation of the the way in which staff work. Mr Robinson said: “Promoting multifunctional ways of working has been my top priority, in order to help the Service to work more efficiently. I have also ensured that succession planning is in place so that all staff members can realistically aspire to reach senior positions, which I believe is vital in order to attract and retain the best staff. “I regard it as a privilege to have had my career with Customs and Immigration. The work has been varied and fulfilling but with some interesting challenges along the way. I have been extremely fortunate to have had excellent colleagues who I also regard as friends – I will miss them all.”
New marketing appointment reflects growing demand for Dairy’s products Rapid expansion into international export markets has led Jersey Dairy to strengthen its marketing team with the appointment of a university graduate who has studied overseas economies. Jersey-born Chantelle Liron (21) has been appointed to the new role of Marketing Assistant, having returned to the Island this summer after gaining a First Class (Honours) Degree in Business with Geography at the University of Chester. ‘I wanted to work for a consumer goods company,’ she said. ‘It has worked out perfectly, combining Jersey, which I love, with a food brand that is interesting to market.’ With long-life (UHT) Jersey milk, ice cream, butter and other products now being exported to the UK, Europe and the Far East, Chantelle will be helping to create further awareness of the brand overseas. She is currently assisting in the production of a video that will be used to introduce Chinese consumers to the Island. The former Hautlieu student studied emerging markets as part of her geography A-level and researched China and India within the marketing modules on her degree course. One of her study projects was to launch a hypothetical luxury car in China and she sees analogies between this and Jersey milk, which is also marketed
as a premium product. ‘We are delighted that Chantelle has joined our team,’ said Head of Marketing Bob Jones. ‘Her recent academic studies make her perfectly placed to help us face the exciting challenges of selling Jersey Dairy products both home and abroad.’ Chantelle’s role at the Dairy will involve her in many promotional activities, from taste testing to researching different markets and cultures. She is currently redeveloping the website (www.jerseydairy.je), developing strategies to increase local milk consumption and has been meeting some of the Island’s top chefs to promote their use of local dairy products. She is also planning to make effective
use of such social media sites as Facebook and Twitter. ‘These are useful tools for interacting with the public, releasing news and sharing some behind-the-scene photos of what goes on at Jersey Dairy.’ While the Dairy is becoming an international brand, its home market is equally important. She will be encouraging Islanders – especially families – to make the link between buying Jersey Dairy products and helping to conserve the Island’s countryside. Chantelle has an 18-year-old sister, Helen, and lives with her family at Maufant. Two of her hobbies include cooking and photography – skills that she hopes that will come in useful in her new role.
What’s On This Month
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Tennerfest
The Channel Islands can look forward to 6 weeks of great meals at fixed prices. Across Guernsey and Jersey, over 180 restaurants will be taking part, meaning diners are once again guaranteed to find outstanding menus and meals created from the wealth of good food available in the islands. Restaurateurs on both islands are offering menus starting at £10 with £12.50, £15.00, £17.50 and now £20 options. This enables the restaurants to offer a wide and exciting selection of food during this promotion. Price: From £10.00 - £20.00 When: 01/10/2013 - 10/11/2013 Where: Island Wide
Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon
The marathon starts on the streets of St Helier and runs through some of the Island’s most scenic spots, taking in country lanes, picturesque valleys and the beautiful coast of Jersey. In addition to the main marathon, there is a relay race and fun run. A run for everyone! This is the seventh year that the Jersey Marathon has been held. Not only is it a great race but also contributes to the economy of the Island and to charitable causes. Price: From £5.00 - £50.00 When: Sunday 06/10/2013 | 08:00-14:00 Where: The Weighbridge, St. Helier
Oktoberfest
Experience Oktoberfest at the Merton hotel with authentic German Beer, a traditional German 3 course meal and live music with the Jersey Beerstompers Band. So get your Oktoberfest wear ready, It’s Dirndl for the girls and Lederhosen for the guys! £26.00 per person includes: German beer on arrival, German 3 course meal & “Oompah” Band and DJ until late. Accommodation is available at a special rate of £30.00 per person sharing a twin or double room including full English breakfast and use of the Aquadome. Price: Adults £26.00 When: Friday 18/10/2013 | 19:30-00:00 Where: Merton Hotel, Belvedere Hill, St. Saviour
La Faîs’sie d’Cidre (Cider Festival)
La Fais’sie d’Cidre is our annual event celebrating Jersey’s rich heritage of growing apples and making cider. The highlight is the traditional cider making and tasting – but there are plenty of other things to do including a local craft market, children’s activities and crafts, Jersey wonders, live music throughout the day, apple experts, bread making and cider to buy from CAMRA and La Robeline. Price: To be advised. When: 19/10/2013 - 20/10/2013 | 10:00-16:00 Where: Hamptonne, La Rue de la Patente, St. Lawrence
Sounds and Cider - part of La Faîs’sie d’Cidre
Stay on at Hamptonne after La Fais’sie d’Cidre to enjoy cider and live music in the entertainment marquee. We’ll be celebrating cider making into the night with live music. There’ll be delicious seasonal food and plenty of ciders and Perry from the CAMRA tent and La Robeline ‘s Cider Shack - all the ingredients for a memorable and fun evening. Price: To be advised. When: Saturday 19/10/2013 | 17:00-23:00 Where: Hamptonne, La Rue de la Patente
Durrell Dash
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust will once again be hosting their annual 13k and 6k run through the parishes of Jersey, starting and finishing within the grounds of our wildlife park. In previous years, the race has raised much needed funds for the Trust. Price: £15 participants with advance booking, £20 on the day, Under 18s £10, £15 on the day. Price: From £10.00 - £20.00 When: Sunday 20/10/2013 | 08:00-12:00 Where: Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, Les Augres Manor
Black Butter Making
Join the National Trust for Jersey, with the help of many volunteers, as they make this delicious local delicacy from the Island’s apple harvest at their ever-popular festival. Pitch-in and help to peel the apples, stir the pot and learn about the history and tradition of Black Butter making in Jersey. The Black Butter itself is simmered and stirred throughout Friday night and into Saturday. The whole event has a fantastic community feel as everyone, no matter what their age, gets stuck in. The Genuine Jersey market takes place on Saturday from 10:00 - 16:00. Parking area will be signposted on the day. Time: 14:00 – 17:00 Thursday, from 10:00 Friday all day and night to 13:00 Saturday. Price: Free of charge When: 24/10/2013 - 26/10/2013 Where: The Elms, National Trust for Jersey Headquarters
UB40
Headlining at St Helier’s Fort Regent are Grammy-nominated multi-platinum selling British reggae band UB40. Formed by Ali Campbell, Earl Falconer and Brian Travers in 1978, UB40 are one of the world’s best-selling acts with over 70 million record sales to their name, and hits such as ‘Red Red Wine’, ‘One in Ten’, ‘Kingston Town’ and ‘Can’t Help Falling in Love’ are amongst some of the 20th Century’s best-known hit singles of the 20th Century, the latter a number one single in both the UK and USA, and the title track of the Hollywood classic Basic Instinct. Throughout their 30-year career they have been twice nominated for the Best Reggae Album at the Grammy Awards, and they continue to tour to sell-out arenas and festival globally. Tickets are £39.50 (standing), £49.50 (seated) plus booking fee online, as well as White Label Records, La Colomberie (standing tickets only) and Fort Regent Box Office (standing & seated), Tel: 01534 449827. Price: From £39.50 - £49.50 When: Saturday 26/10/2013 | 19:00-00:00 Where: Fort Regent
Ed Byrne: Roaring Forties
Phil McIntyre Entertainments proudly presents: Ed Byrne. A self-confessed “miserable old git” since the age of 23, Ed Byrne is now in his forties. While for others this might result in a crisis that prompts the purchase of a sportscar, Ed embraces middle age with open arms. Come join him, as he truly comes of age and gives out his clarion cry: “I am in my forties. HEAR ME ROAR!” Age Guidance: 14+.
Price: Tickets £22.50 When: Monday 28/10/2013 | 20:00-22:00 Tuesday 29/10/2013 | 20:00-22:00 Where: Jersey Opera House, Gloucester Street
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