POLLING stations are open around the Island today to enable voters to pick a winner in the Senatorial by-election.
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Once a site has been excavated, history is lost forever
From Gerard Baudains. AM I alone in being concerned about the present archaeological excavation at Mont Orgueil castle? Apparently it is to locate the 13th century castle. Well, that’s not difficult – it’s already above ground. What they are presumably looking for is the iron-age settlement under the castle green. But what I’m concerned about […]
Have we no true political statesmen?
From Gerard Baudains WHILE I wholeheartedly endorse Senator Shenton’s views (JEP, 10 February) on Jersey’s unsustainable public spending programme, I fear he and our Treasury Minister will have a superhuman struggle to achieve anything. The unions have recently stated that they will resist any attempt at cutting costs or improving efficiency. Such arrogance and selfishness […]
The question is whether it goes beyond the broad, generic anti-politician feeling that is as firmly rooted here as elsewhere
THE space allotted to this column is far too short to list all of the good things about the Blue Note Bar in Broad Street. That’s a shame, because I could write at Tolstoyesque length on this subject – about the beer, about the music, about the strange and slightly frightening ornaments, about the new stools…
Le Gresley takes early lead
CITIZENS Advice Bureau manager Francis Le Gresley has built up a commanding lead in the Senatorial by-election after declarations from the country parishes.
Nine candidates nominated for Senator
NINE candidates will contest a single Senatorial seat at the by-election in three weeks.
Who will be elected Senator?
Voting begins in St Ouen POLLS close in under an hour in today’s Senatorial by-election and, unless there is a late surge, a disappointly low turnout is expected. Voting begins in St Ouen POLLS close in under an hour in today’s Senatorial by-election and, unless there is a late surge, a disappointly low turnout is […]
At least they’re tackling the crisis in the fridge
From Gerard Baudains. AS someone whose family has lived in Jersey for hundreds of years, I’m concerned to find myself seriously considering moving to another country. Of course, the climate has something to do with it, but that is nothing when compared with the effect our government is having on Jersey and its inhabitants. We […]
More than a political sideshow
ISLANDERS will go to the polls on Wednesday to choose a Senator.
Dejection for the JDA
DEPUTY Geoff Southern was last night forced to admit that voters had roundly rejected party politics as he slumped to fifth place.

