THE historic HSBC offices in Library Place have been sold.
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Daily Archives: May 29, 2008
‘Restraints’ at home confirmed
POLICE have confirmed for the first time that ‘home-made restraints’ have been discovered during their search of Haut de la Garenne.
Eyes on the finance industry
SO many favourable comments about the quality of our regulatory regime from so many quarters might suggest that all major objections to the way in which we do business have now been countered. This, alas, is not the case and is never likely to be the case.
This decision is a gross abuse of ministerial powers
From A Barnes.
DEPUTY de Faye’s decision to change the drainage law policy in order to assist developer David Sheppard is a gross abuse of his ministerial powers.
Minister may be witness in child abuse inquiry
HOME Affairs Minister Wendy Kinnard has been interviewed by her own officers as a potential witness in the historical child abuse inquiry.
Cricketing cloud has a silver lining for Jersey
ALTHOUGH yesterday’s rain wiped out the ICC World Cricket League programme, and denied Jersey their much anticipated clash with Afghanistan, the decision not to play that fixture today at least assures the hosts of a place in tomorrow’s Division V semi-finals.
How much damage has Mr Harper done?
From Ian Wilson.
I WRITE with reference to the recent UK media exposure of Lenny Harper who has, in my opinion, been shown to hold back facts of a major investigation in order to save face.
Care group calls for public support
A NEW group which is campaigning for tougher laws to protect children is asking Islanders to be ‘100 per cent behind abuse victims’.
A breach of human rights
From P Le Blancq.
IT is now becoming quite clear to the general public of the Island that the ministerial form of government is far from perfect and is producing ministers who are unaccountable and are making decisions without a great deal of forward thinking or communication with their departmental officers or Crown Officers while the […]