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Tag Archives: Julian Morris
Economy chief responds to concern over Solomon’s role
Disquiet has been expressed over the fact that St Helena’s economic supremo has a place on the board of the island’s biggest company. Julian Morris is head of the Enterprise St Helena development agency, which has the job of building a private enterprise … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged economy, Enterprise St Helena, Julian Morris, Saint FM, Saint Helena, Solomon and Company, St Helena
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Tourism leaders welcome more sailings, but not the selling
A new strategy for operating the RMS St Helena has been given a mixed response by tourism leaders on the island. A proposed new sailing schedule was welcomed at a meeting with Enterprise St Helena officials, but there was strong … Continue reading
Ascension voyages saved in new RMS schedule
A feared cut to the number of RMS St Helena voyages to Ascension island appears to have been averted. Julian Morris, head of economic development, revealed details of the ship’s proposed schedule at a meeting with the St Helena tourism association. He said: … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Economy, Tourism
Tagged airbridge, Ascension Island, Enterprise St Helena, Julian Morris, RAF, RMS St Helena, St Helena, St Helena airport, Tourism Association
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Adapt or fail, says economy boss who finds business ‘too hard’
The man in charge of transforming St Helena’s economy has praised people in business on the island – because couldn’t do it himself. It’s too tough. Julian Morris said running a tourism business was the hardest of all. But the … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Economy, Tourism
Tagged Enterprise St Helena, Julian Morris, St Helena, St Helena airport, Tourism Association
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Poor hygeine and a grumpy waitress: why tourism must improve
The food was good and the service was excellent, for at least one person who responded to a survey of eating out on St Helena. But others felt they did not get their just desserts. The insight was presented by … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Food, Tourism
Tagged Enterprise St Helena, Julian Morris, St Helena, St Helena airport, Tourism Association
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Ascension sailings in doubt as St Helena fights for flights
A big drop in tourist numbers on St Helena has been blamed partly on last year’s sudden cut in spaces on RAF flights. Efforts are being made to restore the island’s allocation of seats on the “airbridge” between Ascension and … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Economy, Tourism
Tagged Enterprise St Helena, Julian Morris, St Helena, St Helena airport, Tourism Association
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Minimum wage moves to start ‘without delay’
A law to introduce a minimum wage on St Helena is to be brought into force as soon as possible. Protection against being unfairly sacked is also set to be brought in under the 2010 Employment Rights Ordinance. It comes … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Exco
Tagged Employment Rights Ordinance, Exco, executive council, Julian Morris, minimum wage, St Helena, St Helena Government
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Put up prices and pay staff more, says economy chief
Saint businesses need to put their prices up so they can pay higher wages, according to the man driving St Helena’s economic transformation. Julian Morris told Saint FM: “Wages on the island need to increase because, in my view, the … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Economy, Education
Tagged Enterprise St Helena, Julian Morris, St Helena, St Helena airport
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Efforts continue on St Helena broadband
The campaign to divert an underwater internet cable via St Helena continues to attract publicity around the world. The latest report is on the Computer Active website, which compares the island with an English village. It quotes Julian Morris, chief … Continue reading
Posted in Broadband, Economy, In the media, Tourism
Tagged broadband, Computer Active, Connect St Helena, DfID, Julian Morris
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