THE States could have stepped in to prevent a loss of parking at Grève de Lecq – which is now causing ‘recurring’ problems for beach-goers, according to the St Mary Constable. David Johnson spoke out after a hot weekend saw Islanders flock to the beach, with several commentators on social media describing parking in the […]
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Contest for Constable’s position in St Mary turns into two-horse race
A CANDIDATE hoping to become St Mary’s next Constable has pulled out of the election race for ‘family reasons’. Mark Baker, who was one of three who had put themselves forward for the seat, said that he was ‘gutted’ to have to withdraw but said ‘I need to put my family first’. Sitting Constable John […]
JEP Pride of Jersey awards: Winners revealed
A TEENAGER whose response to the death of his sister has inspired young Islanders facing mental-health challenges won three trophies at the Pride of Jersey Awards ceremony. Ben Mason (16) – who also raised a six-figure sum for charity – was announced as winner of the Mental Health Champion and Volunteer/Fundraiser categories. He then went […]
Election 2022: Results
Deputy of St Helier South (four seats) Mezec 955, Coles 713, Poree 679, David Warr 616, Labey 591, Martin 496, Le Cornu 418, Jeune 277, Manning 276, Hopkins 247, Luce 220 Deputy of St Helier North (four seats) Gardiner 1665, Le Hegarat 1268, Andrews 1136, Ahier 999, Romeril 737, Pointon 656, Vibert 454 Deputy of […]
Returning seasonal workers ‘should be allowed social-security benefits’
A SCRUTINY panel has called on the government to allow returning seasonal agricultural workers to access social-security benefits. The Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel, chaired by St Mary Deputy David Johnson, says that in order to make Jersey attractive to the seasonal worker, additional benefits have to be offered. In their report, the panel […]
Scrutiny panel to review nine-month work permits
A REVIEW has been launched into the employment of seasonal agricultural workers. The Economic and International Affairs Scrutiny Panel’s study follows concerns raised by the Jersey Farmers’ Union about rules for workers and a lack of government support. JFU president Peter Le Maistre recently said European workers were no longer interested in coming to the […]
Independents share concerns over election coverage
A GROUP of independent candidates have raised concerns about news coverage ahead of the June general election in a letter sent to the Jersey Electoral Authority, ITV and BBC signed by several government ministers and sitting States Members. A total of 25 independents have signed the letter, which claims that UK OFCOM rules mean that […]
Substitute Brennan Johnson earns Wales a deserved draw against Belgium
The Nottingham Forest forward showed great composure to hand Wales their first Nations League point.
Peers asked to raise their hands if they have faced police stop and search
Independent crossbench peer Lord Woolley of Woodford asked peers to raise their hands.
Scrutiny: Planning rows are a threat to active strategy
A KEY government objective to encourage Islanders to be more active is under threat owing to planning arguments and the resulting delay, a Scrutiny panel has found.

