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THREE of the victims of Sunday’s fatal road crash in St John have been flown to the UK for specialist treatment.

A 14-YEAR-OLD boy appeared in Magistrate’s Court yesterday charged with carrying out seven burglaries, one attempted burglary and one theft from a car.

THE search for a new police chief has started with the £130,000-a-year post being advertised in national police magazines.

BUSINESSES or entrepreneurs wanting to use the Jersey Royal brand will have to pay the States under a proposed law change – at the same time that Jersey celebrates its highest export year since 2002.

ROCK in the Park – the Island’s biggest free annual music festival – rocked Howard Davis Park on Sunday.

I was rather fascinated by one or two articles that I read over the past few days which refer to a new breed of cyclist called a MAMIL, which stands for a ‘middle-aged man in lycra’.

THE name might be slightly baffling, but the intent is clear. Small Society, the latest alliance of Island businessmen to emerge as a political pressure group, is quite rightly adamant that there must be much deeper public sector spending cuts before increased taxation is even considered.

ISLANDER Brett Pitman was due to complete a move from Bournemouth to Championship side Bristol City today.

AIRLINE Blue Islands carried more passengers than Guernsey States-owned Aurigny on the inter-island route in July.

A MOTHER was killed and her three young children seriously injured in a road crash in St John yesterday.