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THIS year saw a drop in crime and youth offending, according to the Magistrate, Ian Le Marquand.

MOST Island pubs will no longer accept driving licences as identification of age because of the number of under-age drivers using fake licences to get into pubs and nightclubs.

WATERFRONT Enterprise Board chairman Pierre Horsfall has given reassurance there will be no piecemeal development of the St Helier waterfront.

A ST BRELADE man stopped airline Flybe from reselling a seat for which he had paid £170 by checking in for this morning's early Southampton flight, clearing security and then calmly telling staff that he would not be flying.

FIRST the heartfelt plea - now the heartwarming conclusion.

A BOOK by a local author, which is set in Jersey in the summer of 1976, has been taken off the shelves because of a complaint.

STEPPING off the plane and entering the resort where 12 months ago he had helped to pull drowning people from the sea was something Martin Fernando had not been looking forward to.

ISLANDERS raised a total of £2,150,000 for the relief of those affected by the Boxing Day tsunami, a letter from the British Red Cross to the Bailiff has confirmed.

OPEN University fees will almost triple for Jersey students from August 2007.

THE committee that runs the Animals Shelter is likely to authorise the release of copies of a report into its management - the results of which were outlined to members last night at an emergency meeting.