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THE Bailiff will tomorrow unveil a series of inscribed paving stones commemorating the Occupation and Liberation of Jersey.

THE Town Church was the scene on New Year’s Day of the Dean of Jersey’s special service to remember all the disaster victims of 2005.

AWARD-winning UK sculptor Gordon Young was in the Island yesterday putting the finishing touches to the replacement Charing Cross sculpture.

A PRISONER who was caught with heroin and cannabis in the prison’s ‘drug-free’ wing has had a further five months added to his sentence.

ISLANDERS are being urged to pay a heartfelt tribute to Second World War veterans in tomorrow’s commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

JERSEY’S liberators will return to the Island for this year’s Liberation celebrations – 60 years after they set Islanders free.

JERSEY needs to be proud of its bilingual status and identity and ban the use of ‘franglais’ in its laws, the Bailiff said this week.

A WOMAN who attempted to import over £11,000 of ecstasy and cocaine was spared jail yesterday on Thursday in an act of mercy.

THE exhibition of Jersey’s Royal holographic portrait in the Houses of Parliament is a tremendous boost for the Island, according to Senator Frank Walker.