FIVE of six children’s teeth discovered at Haut de la Garenne could not have come out before death, experts have said.
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Daily Archives: May 22, 2008
Quintet ready for high calibre competition
Jersey’s five gymnasts will also compete on the Grande-Terre easterly island but will be based in Saint-Francois.
Surely the wheel is on unsafe ground
From Chris Whitworth.
I WOULD like to know whose crazy idea it is to place such a heavy contraption as the Waterfront wheel on unsound ground?
Walker relishing challenge of Monaco
AS he looks ahead to the next round of the Renault World Series in Monaco this coming weekend, Jersey’s James Walker is keener than ever to eventually compete in Formula I.
Rezoning move for 300 homes for older people
EIGHT sites around the Island will be rezoned to provide over 300 ‘lifelong’ homes for older people, if the States back a proposal lodged today by Environment Minister Freddie Cohen.
Residents’ views count for nothing
From Samantha Martin.
I NOTE that one of the residents of Century Buildings has written to Planning Minister Freddie Cohen with regard to the Jersey Eye, asking why no thought was given to the concerns of local residents.
£½m arts cut ‘will be bad for Opera House’
ARTS cuts of up to £500,000 could limit the Jersey Opera House’s programme of events and see the building deteriorate.
Basketball is a global sport and has every right to be in the Island Games
From John Small.
I WRITE in response to Chris Lake’s comment page (JEP, 8 May). As the assistant coach to the Island Ladies’ Basketball Team and a former vice-president of the Jersey Basketball Association, I was appalled to read such a piece of lazy, fact-free journalism.
Some of this for the castle, please
From Valerie Park.
THE beautiful and artistic figures by sculptor Antony Gormley designed for Castle Cornet in Guernsey (JEP, 16 May) are breathtakingly original.