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New French consul takes over the reins on Bastille Day

JERSEY’S new Honorary French Consul chose the timely celebration of Sunday’s Bastille Day to step into his new role in Jersey. David Myatt, the managing director of BNP Paribas, has been appointed by the French Consul General in London. Mr Myatt takes over from Robin Pallot, who has held the position for over 14 years […]

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Art on the street

THE Bailiff has called for an al fresco art exhibition which opened in St Helier yesterday to be seen as an ‘artistic or cultural appetiser’ for a planned National Gallery. Sir Philip Bailhache spoke of his enthusiasm for the plans as he opened the Sure Street Gallery — a collection of Jersey’s most famous paintings […]

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Jersey’s first Red Cross shop opens for business

THE first British Red Cross charity shop in Jersey was officially opened last night. Opening the shop in Queen Street, the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, said that he hoped it would be successful in raising substantial funds for the organisation and make an important contribution to the very valuable humanitarian work carried out by the […]

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‘UK judges have no place here’

THE Bailiff and Attorney General have spoken out strongly against attempts to bring in UK judges and prosecutors in the major child abuse investigation. The Bailhache brothers suggested that it would be as preposterous for the UK to interfere in Island judicial affairs as for Jersey to appoint an Old Bailey judge. Speaking yesterday in […]

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Bailiff under fire over abuse victims speech

VICTIMS of abuse have spoken publicly for the first time to announce their ‘disgust’ at the speech made by the Bailiff on Liberation Day. The Jersey Care Leavers Association is calling on Sir Philip Bailhache to retract his comments that ‘the denigration of Jersey and her people is the real scandal’. Speaking to the media […]

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