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ISLANDERS will now be able to travel in top style in a 16-seater luxury coach.

JERSEY will play a friendly against a Southampton Football Club XI at Springfield on Monday 9 February.

SERIOUS allegations of bullying within the States police force are being investigated, according to Home Affairs Minister Ian Le Marquand.

From Dave Le Peurian. I SEE that Transport and Technical Services Minister Mike Jackson has thought up a real cracker of an idea. I seem to recall that the idea of taxing private parking spaces was suggested a few years ago but, due to its complexity, was never implemented.

From Brian Le Fondré. I NOTE with interest that the Planning applications panel are calling for a policy on wind turbines for the Island (JEP, 23 January).

FAIR Play has discovered that Islanders could save thousands of pounds by shopping around for lawyers to help them move property or buy a house.

From Madeline Bates. LIKE Nancy Stuart-Williams, I too have been watching the early Bergerac episodes, and it is easy to see why people were attracted to Jersey at that time. I doubt very much whether a series made here today would have the same effect.

DISTINCTIVE-looking sheep were brought into the Island at the weekend to help to restore Jersey’s coastal grasslands and heath.

From Chris Fairbairn. I REFER to an article in your edition of 21 January which made a worrying statement: ‘Morris men recruit to fend off extinction’.

ONE of Jersey’s top civil servants has been appointed to a new £150,000-a-year post – to save the taxpayer money.