THE parish of St John was fined £5,000 in the Royal Court today for its failure to find a Centenier.
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Jobs for four new Deputies
FOUR new Deputies have landed roles as assistant ministers in the new government system.
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Cohen names planning team
THE politicians who will decide planning applications for the next three years have been put forward for States approval.
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Parish in bid to raise honorary police profile
ST John is holding an open evening on Thursday at the parish hall to give information to parishioners about service in the honorary police.
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‘Petulant’ States Members under fire
SENATOR Dick Shenton has branded three Planning politicians ‘petulant’ for refusing to accept a States decision to lift restrictions on who can rent accommodation on a former farm in St Martin.
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Politicians in frame to raise snooker funds
THE First Tower Institute Billiard and Snooker Club are hoping to pocket a tidy sum tomorrow when eight States Members come to visit them for a fund-raising night.
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Boatowners get unexpected rates bills – for under £1
SOME Bonne Nuit boatowners have been sent bills of under £1 for parish rates on huts they lease on the pier.
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Trinity Shield football: St Mary brightest of northern lights
A LEE PEDERICK hat-trick guided St Mary into the last eight of the Trinity Shield at Les Quennevais last night.
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We must back our farming industry, urges Deputy
THERE is concern that members of the two States committees which replaced the old Agriculture Committee – Economic Development and Environment – are not providing adequate political support for the industry.
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Weekend sport in brief
SAILING: The Dogs finished fifth overall in the UK Melges 24 Nationals in Torquay, and were awarded top prize for best amateurs and best overseas crew.
