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THE Bailiff performed a U-turn yesterday after initially ruling that backbench politicians had no right to amend the proposed Strategic Plan.

ISLANDERS are being invited to join in a public farewell to the Lieut-Governor, Air Chief Marshal Sir John Cheshire, and Lady Cheshire, when they leave the Island next month.

A ST Clement pub is having its licence reviewed after a man downed three double vodkas before driving home, knocking down a woman and leaving her for dead.

JERSEY’s new Lieut-Governor will formally come ashore at St Helier Harbour this afternoon aboard the Royal Navy ship HMS Tyne.

JERSEY must take a leaf out of the Bethlehem innkeeper’s book and extend the hand of friendship to strangers, according to the Bailiff in his traditional Christmas message.

JERSEY is a ‘small nation’ and should be confident in its ability to manage its own affairs, the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, said in his Liberation Day speech yesterday.

JERSEY’s new Lieut-Governor will formally come ashore at St Helier Harbour this afternoon aboard the Royal Navy ship HMS Tyne.

NO axe fell at yesterday’s Visite Royale in St Brelade.

ISLANDERS were asked to confront bullying and racism in Jersey as their way of honouring the victims of the Holocaust at a memorial service yesterday.

THE States could be plunged into political crisis as one of its former leaders contemplates Royal Court action against the entire Assembly.