However, despite promising a living history project complete with authentic trenches, a poppy field and a Red Cross station, all that sits on the Waterfront site are a few sandbags, some flimsy-looking trees that have been chopped in half and an information plaque about the war effort.
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Place your bets! The latest odds on Jersey’s 2014 election
CB Sports in St Peter plans to take bets up to 2 pm on election day, 15 October.
Posted inElection, News
Place your bets! The latest odds on Jersey’s 2014 election
CB Sports in St Peter plans to take bets up to 2 pm on election day, 15 October.
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Liberation Day: Politicians defend Bailiff’s ‘brilliant’ plans despite public anger
States Members support changes to the Liberation celebrations Many Islanders angry that the festivities are moving from Liberation Square to the People’s Park Video: We took to the streets to see what people thought Pictures – Gallery of images from Liberation Day 1945 POLITICIANS from all sides of the House have leapt to the defence […]
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Coast gallery: Spotlight on Anne Port and Archirondel
Historian Doug Ford continues his series celebrating the Islands coastline with Anne Port and Archirondel Continuing northwards from Gorey Castle, La Route de la Côte follows the coastline to Jeffrey’s Leap before dropping down into Anne Port Bay. It has been suggested that Anne Port was the main harbour on the east coast, possibly for […]
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Population limit ‘not achievable’
At a Scrutiny hearing yesterday, James Filleul, president of the Chamber of Commerce, expressed his scepticism over whether an interim population policy to limit the rise in the number of immigrants to 325 per year was achievable.
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I can’t hit UK retailers with any more tax, says Ozouf
CHARGING large UK retailers operating in Jersey higher taxes could breach EU regulations, the Treasury Minister has said.
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Shelters ‘encourage people to go by bus’
MORE bus shelters should be built across the Island to improve safety and waiting conditions for passengers, a St Helier Deputy says.
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Doubts cast over wisdom of investing in ‘major movie’
DOUBTS are growing about the credibility of a project funded in part by Island taxpayers for a major film to be shot in Jersey.
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New homes for glass houses
THE Island Plan is a document of utmost importance with a vital part to play in protecting our precious environment. It should not, however, be seen as immutable.
