SENATOR Stuart Syvret has launched a vitriolic attack on the Bailiff after being asked to leave a room in the States Building where he was filming an interview without permission.
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Abuse couple: Senator was at 1999 meeting
FORMER Health Minister Stuart Syvret was present at a 1999 meeting when abuse allegations against a couple who ran a States children’s home and who are now the subject of a police investigation were discussed, committee minutes have revealed.
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I’m not surprised by Saturday’s discovery’ says Stuart Syvret
FORMER Health Minister Stuart Syvret said that he was not surprised by Saturday’s grim discovery after talking to victims of abuse whose ages span half a century.
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Syvret: Why I didn’t accept expert’s help
FORMER Health Minister Stuart Syvret has defended his decision not to accept an offer of help in improving Jersey’s child protection measures made by a former head of New Scotland Yard’s paedophile unit six years ago.
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I am proud to be from Jersey, but the Senator’s behaviour embarrasses me
From Philip Clyde-Smith. I AGREE with Tony Banner’s letter (JEP, 7 August) regarding Senator Stuart Syvret. As I write this I am worried I will only be adding more fuel to Senator Syvret’s fire. However, currently living and working in London, I am usually very proud to say that I am from Jersey, but every […]
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Victory for the Council of Ministers
THE Council of Ministers and its leader, Chief Minister Frank Walker, weathered the storm of this week’s vote of no confidence in fine style, scarcely shipping a wave as they faced fury unleashed by Senator Stuart Syvret.
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Call for ministers to go
THE States were in disarray this morning after a dramatic 24 hours in the Esplanade development fiasco. Senator Jim Perchard resigned from the Waterfront Enterprise Board after learning that WEB chairman Gerald Voisin is also on a subsidiary board of AIB, the bank behind developers Harcourt. Today, Senator Stuart Syvret said that he would be […]
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A Chief Minister who didn’t top the poll
From David Eves. THREE years ago, at a time when a Chief Minister was about to be appointed for the first time, Senator Stuart Syvret topped the Islandwide poll by a distance, a result which he achieved for the second successive time. In a normal democratic society, which Jersey claims to be but fails miserably […]
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Double win for Walker
CHIEF Minister Frank Walker emerged politically unscathed yesterday after fighting off two separate attacks in the States. Deputy Geoff Southern was left humiliated after his vote of censure against Senator Walker received the support of just one fellow member of the Jersey Democratic Alliance. And Senator Stuart Syvret was defeated by almost as decisive a […]
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50 hopefuls for Deputy
AT least 50 candidates are expected to declare at nomination meetings around the Island tomorrow for the 29 seats in the States reserved for parish Deputies. The elections for Deputies are on 26 November and the successful candidates will be elected for a three-year term of office For the second time in as many months, […]
