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WATER bombs were thrown from Minden Place car park at a visiting dignitary during the official opening of the Salvation Army’s newly renovated headquarters on Saturday afternoon.

ISLANDERS gathered at the Cenotaph yesterday for the annual Remembrance Sunday parade and service – the unchanging, formal and dignified recollection by the community of the memory of those whose self-sacrifice has enabled now our own enjoyment of peace.

JERSEY yesterday saluted three military units for their outstanding service to the Island.

THE Bailiff gave the small army of postal workers an official seal of approval at Post Office headquarters this morning.

A MAN was jailed for 11 years by the Royal Court yesterday for possessing £152,000 worth of ecstasy with intent to supply.

THE Bailiff should no longer act as speaker of the States because of changes to the role of judges, according to a Jerseyman who is an expert in constitutional law.

THERE has been ‘a quite remarkable transformation’ in the way Jersey sees its Occupation history according to the controversial Occupation historian, Guardian journalist Madeleine Bunting, from a ‘guns and tin hats’ to ‘a warts and all’ attitude.

RARE medieval artifacts arrive in Jersey next week for the Jersey Heritage Trust’s 2004 exhibition, Brothers in Arms?

A YOUNG man who trafficked in child pornography on his computer in his bedroom at his parents’ home has been jailed for 21 months.