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Last Updated: Monday, 30 June, 2003, 07:26 GMT 08:26 UK
Charities hit by ticket sales fall
Lottery booth
Lottery tickets sales in the Channel Islands have fallen by 8.5%
Jersey charities are to receive less money from the Channel Island lottery after a fall in ticket sales.

Ticket sales fell by 8.5% in 2002-03, with a 5% drop in Jersey and a 12% fall in Guernsey.

The Association of Jersey Charities has �176,000 of lottery money to give to good causes.

But it says that this is �41,000 down on last year.

Improve premises

Among projects set to benefit this year are the Jersey Council on Alcoholism, which will receive almost �20,000 to help improve its premises.

A further �20,000 will refit homes for people with special needs at Les Amis residential centre.

The Spring Trust, which collects children after school and during the holidays, is being given nearly �20,000 for two new minibuses.

Children who use Centrepoint Children's Resource Centre are also set to benefit from a grant of almost �18,500 for new facilities.


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25 Mar 03  |  Europe


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