Head of honorary police believes the system is not under threat but changes must be made Yesterday St Saviour Constable warned its future could be in doubt Comment – read what the JEP thinks Do you think the honorary police system works? Take our poll below THE honorary police system is not under threat, but […]
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Dairy farmers step in to save last organic herd
Dairy industry step in to save last organic herd of Jersey cows Father and daughter Paul and Becky Houzé taking over management of Sadie Le Sueur Rennard’s herd Check out our Jersey cow videos Read our recent interview with Mrs Le Sueur Rennard below THE dairy industry has stepped in to save the Island’s last […]
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States round-up: Don’t cap abuse inquiry, Jersey’s finances worse than first thought and suggestion to seek independence
THE child abuse inquiry should not have a cap on its spending, despite concerns that the final cost could more than double, according to a backbench Deputy.
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‘We could lose the honorary system’ warns Constable
Constable warns honorary police system could collapse as Islanders don’t want to volunteer The role of a Centenier – read more below Do you think the honorary police system works? Take part in our poll Should parishes be fined for failing to have enough Centeniers? See the results of our recent poll JERSEY’S ‘unique’ honorary […]
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GALLERY: Cutbacks in St Saviour on the way after Visite Royale
THE Royal Court, in St Saviour for the annual Visite Royale, yesterday decided that a holly hedge, planted 77 years ago by the founder of the National Trust for Jersey, must be cut back in the interests of road safety.
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Dandara defends scrapping of care home plan
Dandara’s managing director, Martin Clancy, has defended the revised plans submitted by the business, which scrap the care home in favour of 30 apartments for the over 55s.
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Parish fined for lack of Centeniers
THE parish of St Saviour has been fined £5,000 for failing to recruit enough Centeniers.
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Dandara defends scrapping of care home plan
Dandara’s managing director, Martin Clancy, has defended the revised plans submitted by the business, which scrap the care home in favour of 30 apartments for the over 55s.
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A year in the life of the States: What the Constables have achieved
In the second part of our series in which we give States Members 200 words to reflect on their achievements over the past year, the Constables share their thoughts Constable Chris Taylor (St John) In the parish of St John, I hope I have continued the tradition of ‘having fun’ and enjoying parish life. We […]
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Liberation Day celebrated around the world
People across the world held Liberation Day celebrations this weekend Jersey flags flying as far afield as Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Barbados The Island celebrated 70 years of freedom on Saturday FORMER Islanders have been celebrating Liberation Day across the world. Photographs this weekend showed Jersey flags being proudly displayed everywhere from Australia and […]
