States vote against buying Plémont

THE States have voted by a narrow margin against buying an area of Plémont headland to return it to nature.


Le Maistre’s band-one title

TEENAGER Kelsey Le Maistre became the first Jersey girl to win a banded section title in an Open table tennis tournament in England last Saturday.


We ought to give a little back

NO matter how laudable their aims, charitable institutions as well as commercial businesses are liable to suffer in recessionary times.


Firm to sell stake in oil fields

AN oil company which has its headquarters in Jersey is likely to sell its stake in Ugandan oil fields for US$ 1.5 billion – at least ten times more than it spent in the country.


Fear of litigation has made cowards of us

AS a self-confessed amateur public transport anorak, I treasure the photographs I took back in the late 1960s of fully laden double-deck buses – the old open-platform variety – caked in snow and plying through the city outskirts of Leeds and London, as they did most winters.


A date at the Palace for the Curtis family

The Curtis family at the Palace: Christopher, Victoria, Brian, Pamela and Philip A RETIRED accountant who helped set up a ‘community bank’ has received his MBE at Buckingham Palace. The Curtis family at the Palace: Christopher, Victoria, Brian, Pamela and Philip A RETIRED accountant who helped set up a ‘community bank’ has received his MBE [...]


Police raid surgery for GP records

THE police raided a doctor’s surgery yesterday morning after a GP was thought to have fled the Island, leaving thousands of patients’ records locked away.


We need little to survive

From Robert Kisch. YOUR Ben Quérée reported (JEP, 13 January) on Deputy Southern’s proposed poverty survey for Scrutiny.


Willis Cup final: Wanderers too strong for St Ouen

JERSEY Wanderers lifted the Willis Memorial Trophy for the sixth time last night following a 6-0 demolition of St Ouen at Springfield.


Sex attack offenders ‘did not get fair trials’

THE two men convicted of sex attacks on children have claimed that the ‘media frenzy’ surrounding the historical abuse inquiry meant that they did not get fair trials.

BIRD WATCH 2012

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The 11th Great Garden Bird Watch took place over the weekend, Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 February. JEP readers were asked to get on board to help monitor bird life in the Island.