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SENDING to Delhi a Commonwealth Games squad of 55, which includes 22 officials, may have rankled with some – but not our JEP columnist Chris Lake.

LIKE flares, cowboy films and Fender guitars, there are two stories that are not going out of style any time soon.

IT is sometimes pointed out that the streets of St Helier are safer than those in some parts of the UK. That may be so, but it is a complacent view which, as far as the public-order problems and violence now routinely witnessed in Jersey’s capital are concerned, misses a point which the Island authorities must now set about making more forcefully and effectively.

AS The Reader may have realised after all these years, there are times when I get so thoroughly exasperated with that lot in the Big House that I wish we had a railway so that I could stand under a bridge and scream to my heart’s content whenever a train went over it.

IT’S a strange thing that people look to the natural world for evidence of the changing of the seasons.

IN the Shed, there’s only one person who sets the rules, and if any of my old pals pop in to share some apple juice and join me in setting the world to rights, they know who’s king of that particular castle.