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ST PAUL’S marched into the Wheway Cup final in fine style at Les Quennevais last night, earning high praise from 7-0 victims Sporting Academics.

ANGLICAN priests will be able to ‘opt out’ of marrying couples where one of the partners has had a sex change.

From Georgina Ryan. I WISH to add my voice in support of Stephen Regal’s letter (JEP, 31 January) concerning the offensive remarks quoted in Peter Rhodes’s column of 29 January.

From Terry Connor. I LEARN (JEP, 29 January) that Senator Ozouf is proposing to divert many millions of pounds of tax receipts to support the building industry, which seems, to us ordinary Islanders, to have largely priced itself out of business.

THE HEALTH Minister has downplayed the significance of the internal Hospital reports that raised concerns about the performance of Dr Dolores Moyano Ontiveros prior to the operation on staff nurse Elizabeth Rourke.

From R Haycock. DOES the photograph (JEP, 29 January) under the heading ‘Flushed with success’, mean that the dreaded Elf ’n’ Safety have decreed that we must all don yellow jackets in order to go for a pee?

PLANS to convert a burnt-out chapel in St Helier into flats have been approved, but the design has been changed and no longer resembles a nine-storey glass tower.

A JERSEY cow called Dolly is thought to be one of the oldest alive after reaching the grand old age of 37 at a UK rescue centre.

From Chris Newton, Director of Environment. IN letters (JEP, 2 February) Mrs Lara Luke commented on the adequacy of the environmental assessment of the potential impact of the new energy-from-waste plant.

Question to Peter Shirreffs, regional manager for NatWest: Is it worth putting my savings into a bank?