£3m cost may lead to legal aid review

THE legal aid system could be radically overhauled following the news that Jersey has spent £3 million on securing the conviction of drugs baron Curtis Warren and his five associates.


Currie finishes third in series

JERSEYMAN Rob Currie has finished third overall in the MRO Morello Powerbikes Clubman Cup Championship.


Bohemia stays in Good Food guide’s top 50

ST Helier’s Michelin-starred Bohemia has retained its place at 17 in The Good Food Guide’s list of top 50 UK restaurants.


Let’s stamp out all this enjoyment

From Jonathan Perrée. I AGREE with your columnist Paula Thelwell and I am fully behind her demand to stop, and I quote, ‘closing Island highways and byways’.


Strong States support for gay civil partnerships

THE States have overwhelmingly backed proposals for civil partnerships between gay couples.


Heritage bodies must have input on ‘exceptional developments’

From Mike Le Cornu. IN recognising the need to ‘respond to the Islanders’ concerns expressed so strongly at the Line in the Sand event,’ Senator Cohen nevertheless leaves open a channel through which ‘exceptional development’ could be permitted.


Walker chases runners-up spot in Spain

JERSEY racing driver James Walker heads to Spain this weekend looking to finish the season on a high.


£140m ‘claw-back’ puts IOM economy in crisis

THE Isle of Man’s economy was today reported to be in crisis as the UK government showed it was prepared to take tough action against so-called tax havens.


Sprinkle, sprinkle, little star …

HOME owners and property developers are being urged to consider fitting a new domestic sprinkler system.


Grand reunion for Jersey volunteers

NEARLY 1,000 Islanders are to receive invitations to a huge party next year, with some people expected to come from as far away as Australia and Canada.