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A LISTED States-owned building where a pilot was killed in 1980 will be demolished – but a replica of the house could be built somewhere else.

A SECOND leg fracture in 16 months has ruled Mark Ray out of Jersey’s Aland Island Games football squad.

ARTWORK by students at Hautlieu School portraying acts of remembrance and worship will grace the walls of the United Reformed Church at Sion this weekend to help celebrate the church’s 200th anniversary.

From Cameron McPhail. WELL, I suppose it was inevitable that the chief executive of the National Trust for Jersey should be against the ‘brutal’ development of the Water’s Edge Hotel at Bouley Bay. Does the Pope have a balcony?

A MAJOR investigation is being carried out after the reported discovery of e-coli and norovirus in oysters farmed off the Island’s east coast.

From A Sowman. THERE is an old Lancashire saying that goes ‘Don’t cut off your nose to spite your face’, and this is exactly what Jersey has done by withdrawing health cover for visitors.

THE decision to reopen Haut de la Garenne for military use while police investigations are ongoing is ‘insensitive to victims’.

A COUPLE who run a skip hire business are fighting to stave off bankruptcy after the States rejected a plea to pay their legal bills yesterday.

From S King. I AM writing this letter to bring certain things to the attention of the public.

From Alan Poignard. IN reply to David Eves (JEP, 20 March) regarding the treatment of Reg Pinel of Reg’s Skips Ltd, if these facts are correct the whole case beggars belief.