From Ted Vibert. I WAS surprised to read that former Senator Stuart Syvret now feels that the only way to achieve a ‘fairer and more accountable government in Jersey is through a political party’. Five years ago, when I was formulating plans to put together an alliance of States Members who were like-minded and form […]
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Ex-minister is sent to prison
FORMER Senator Stuart Syvret was jailed for ten weeks, fined £4,200 and ordered to pay legal costs of £10,000 as his lengthy court case finally came to an end yesterday.
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‘I have fulfilled my oath’
From Stuart Syvret. I’M very reassured the Jersey Evening Post criticised my election campaign in its editorial comment (JEP, 14 Jun)…after all, what greater endorsement could an anti-corruption campaigner wish for, the JEP having always been the implacable mouthpiece of the local establishment? Given the obvious purposes and agenda of the only newspaper in Jersey, […]
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Le Gresley takes early lead
CITIZENS Advice Bureau manager Francis Le Gresley has built up a commanding lead in the Senatorial by-election after declarations from the country parishes.
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I had to name ‘killer’ nurse, insists Syvret
IT WAS ‘absolutely necessary’ to name a staff nurse accused of murdering patients more than ten years ago, former Health Minister Stuart Syvret has claimed.
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Nine candidates nominated for Senator
NINE candidates will contest a single Senatorial seat at the by-election in three weeks.
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At least he made us laugh
From Anne Barnes. WHATEVER the rights and wrongs of Stuart Syvret being removed from the States, one thing is certain, he will be sorely missed. He has kept the Island highly amused and agog with his antics over the years. Who in the States will be able to stir things up like he can? We […]
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Who will be elected Senator?
Voting begins in St Ouen POLLS close in under an hour in today’s Senatorial by-election and, unless there is a late surge, a disappointly low turnout is expected. Voting begins in St Ouen POLLS close in under an hour in today’s Senatorial by-election and, unless there is a late surge, a disappointly low turnout is […]
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Stuart Syvret granted bail
Former Senator Stuart Syvret has been granted bail by the Royal Court, less than 24 hours after being jailed for ten weeks.
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Nurse inquiry was ‘flawed’, claims Syvret
FORMER Senator Stuart Syvret has criticised a police investigation that was carried out over ten years ago following allegations that a staff nurse at the Hospital had murdered terminally-ill patients.
