TRINITY has once again been left without a village centre store following the closure of Le Shop.
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Mammoth veg breaks records at Autumn Fair
A CUCUMBER weighing a staggering 18 lb and a massive marrow were among the star attractions at this year’s Royal Jersey Agricultural & Horticultural Society Autumn Fair – and both were grown by the same person.
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13 politicians back move to remove Chief Minister
A VOTE of no confidence in the Chief Minister has been lodged – and it already has the backing of 13 politicians.
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An escape from Jersey
Islander June Beslievre tells the amazing story of three Frenchmen who, determined to carry on fighting after the fall of France in the summer of 1940, escaped by boat from Jersey to England under the noses of the occupying forces
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Planning reject proposal to store boats in St Martin field
PLANS to create a boat storage park in St Martin were rejected yesterday – but the land owners say they may appeal against the ‘unbalanced’ decision.
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Planning reject proposal to store boats in St Martin field
PLANS to create a boat storage park in St Martin were rejected yesterday – but the land owners say they may appeal against the ‘unbalanced’ decision.
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£528 per metre: The price of new cycle path at St Peter’s Valley
PEDESTRIANS and cyclists are to have a safer route through St Peter’s Valley after politicians approved a new two-mile path that could cost up to £1.7 million.
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Planning Applications Committee to decide on three coastal homes
DECISIONS over plans for three luxury coastal homes are due on Thursday when the Planning Applications Committee holds its August meeting.
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Planning reject off-road buggy track at St John site
AN off-road buggy track will not be created on coastland in St John after proposals were unanimously rejected by the Planning Applications Committee on Thursday.
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Changes to Grouville oyster firm to beat pollution threat
A COMPANY which exports hundreds of tonnes of oysters each year is to make improvements to its facilities after gaining planning permission to update its Grouville operation.
