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Mr Bailhache will be following in the footsteps of his elder brother, Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, who previously held the post.

Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, who is a former Bailiff – and whose brother is currently the Deputy Bailiff and will take over as Bailiff next year – has lodged an amendment to plans to scrap the Bailiff as speaker of the House.

Round-up of Liberation-related stories Jersey celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Liberation on Saturday 9 May Crew of Iron Duke to march in parade [figure caption=”HMS Iron Duke is due to visit the Island until Monday” title=”8475760″ align=”none” url=”/news/2015/05/07/commemorative-stamps-special-visitors-and-poets-honoured-jersey-prepares-to-celebrate-liberation-70/attachment/8475760/” id=”1286579″ size=”100″] A WARSHIP affiliated to Jersey was due to arrive today to commemorate the 70th […]

The Island’s External Relations Minister, Sir Philip Bailhache, will address the 16 strong Groupe d’Études des Îles Anglo-Normandes in the Assemblée Nationale.

A scrutiny review is investigating if too much power will be given to Senator Sir Philip Bailhache by a new law that will allow him to unilaterally decide if Jersey should accept new European legislation.

SIX years after it was taken apart for restoration, and £250,000 later, the organ at the Town Church is back in business.

States Question Time round-up See who said what in the house. New Visit Jersey could move to Royal Square Chief Minister standing firm on ‘aggressive tax avoidance’ JERSEY’S tourism centre could be moved to a historic Royal Square building that was kept in public ownership following a vote in the States last year, the Treasury […]

A restaurant site that has proved tricky to make work in recent years will be re-opening its doors next month – this time serving Portuguese food.