England a touch too good in final

JERSEY lost to England 7-5 in the final of the Home Nations Mixed Touch Internationals at Glasgow on Saturday.


Peer: CI self-government should not be guaranteed

SEVEN HUNDRED years ago William Wallace led the charge for Scottish freedom from England. And now a UK peer by the same name is trying to take Jersey’s away.


Shabby treatment, indeed

From Barrie Bertram. I NOTE the Constable of St Helier’s shock at the racist comments (JEP, 5 August 5) that he has received regarding the naming of Rue de Funchal.


Senator Ozouf deserves better

From John Boothman. I HAVE not always seen eye to eye with Senator Philip Ozouf, but he is surely entitled to fairer treatment than he had from Peter Body in a recent column.


Early cry for Battle funding – for 2010

THE Battle of Flowers could be in jeopardy next year unless sponsorship for the event can be found.


Rip-off allegations: An apology is insufficient

From David Warr. I WRITE with regard to the unreserved apology offered to the motor industry by the Consumer Council over their rip-off allegations.


Incinerator report: ‘Serious concerns’ over Treasury

A DAMNING new report on the euro rate incinerator fiasco has raised serious concerns about the management of the Treasury.


Meet and greet as Battle Week begins

AFTER months of preparations, Battle of Flowers week officially got under way this weekend.


Fun for all at Seaside Festival

THE good times returned to Havre des Pas yesterday as the Airtel-Vodafone Seaside Festival got into full swing.


Biking on holiday

It’s August, and everyone is on holiday! If you haven’t already signed up for two weeks in wherever it is people go these days, you always consider really seeing what makes a place tick and take your bike.