THIS may shock you. I had to think long and hard about even writing this down, let alone submitting it for publication.
Shouldn’t we be told which beaches failed the pollution test?
From Keith Shaw. LIKE most residents, I was appalled to read the recent front-page news about raw sewage entering the sea from several different locations from First Tower to Gorey for over three years. The report provided a gloomy picture for anyone who loves Jersey beaches, the seascape and seafood.
This is an initiative worth supporting
From John Hutchins. THE article (JEP, 18 May) on the charity Prison! Me! No way! was most interesting, particularly when seeing that no fewer than 6,000 young people within Jersey were benefiting from this insight into the consequences of crime, alcohol, drink driving and drugs.
A lesson needed in taking turns
From Ruth Pilkington. CAN anyone enlighten me as to the correct procedure when approaching a filter-in-turn and finding oneself alongside a regiment of large, shiny, and very noisy Harley-Davidson motorbikes?
Island software expert leads four London workshops
A JERSEY-based software architect was a guest speaker at a London conference last month.
Dispute closes Guernsey Airport
JERSEY travellers suffered severe disruption today after Guernsey Airport was forced to close following a long-running industrial dispute with firefighters.
Miss Battle of Flowers 2009
A member of the Great Britain archery team has been crowned Miss Battle of Flowers 2009.
Cycling stars hit the town
HUNDREDS of spectators watched more than 180 cyclists speeding through the centre of town at speeds of up to 30 mph for the inaugural Rubis Jersey Town Criterium.
Town Criterium: Second category race
The second category race in the inaugural Rubis Jersey Town Criterium was won by Nick Watson in an exciting sprint finish with Jersey rider Scott Pitcher.
Calories with a cause
From Oonagh Goodman, senior fundraising manager, The Children’s Trust.