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FEW things make immigrant blood boil quite like Jersey’s housing laws.

I’D have to say that it would be a fairly loose interpretation of the role of Housing Minister that included: a) lobbying the Law Officers to drop a prosecution under the Housing Law; b) moaning to the Royal Court about flaws in the law that you’ve personally been in charge of administering for around a decade; and c) asking the court to go easy on someone for breaking the same bit of legislation.

YOU’LL have been glued to your radio all week, no doubt, following the progress of the States. I can’t say I blame you. Whether ministers should get free BlackBerrys, the size of the quorum, the make-up of a panel reviewing the future of Fort Regent – these are big questions that affect every single one of us, and which could change life in Jersey forever.

From Senator Terry Le Main. PLEASE be kind enough to publish this letter so I can explain to your readers my defence to your seeming campaign of picking on me for absenting myself from the first States meeting of 2010 by going on holiday. Firstly, may I say it’s really sad and pathetic that for […]

IT’S a shame that Hollywood doesn’t do leading men in the shape of Senators Freddie Cohen and Ian Le Marquand, because there was a touch of tinseltown magic about both last week.