From Gerald White. YOU have published a number of letters about the constitution of the States, but to my knowledge none has made the point that effecting a change to our constitution should surely require more than a bare majority of States’ Members present on a particular day.
Odeon to retain listed status
THE former Odeon Cinema is to retain its listed status because of its historical benefits.
April decision on Syvret case
AN attempt to get former Health Minister Stuart Syvret’s civil claim against the Chief Minister and Attorney General thrown out will be heard in April.
Badminton duo both seeded to reach finals
TWO Island badminton stars are seeded to reach the national championship finals next month.
Family’s anguish as son battles to stay alive
THE father of a teenage boy fighting for his life after coming off his motorbike in November has spoken of his devastation at watching his son battle to stay alive.
Proposals to cut eight Deputies withdrawn
PROPOSALS to cut eight Deputies’ seats from the States Chamber have been withdrawn at the last minute, but Members were this morning due to vote on reversing last year’s decision to cut four Senators.
Fishermen urge Islanders to sign online petition
A JERSEY fisherman is urging Islanders to back a campaign led by celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall which calls for the scrapping of controversial EU fishing quotas.
Hospital skills shortfall costs an extra £1m
LOCUMS covering the duties of four doctors on restricted duties at the Hospital have cost the taxpayer more than £1 million, the Health Minister has revealed.
This is one of Jersey’s great success stories
From Clive Jones. THERE’S a lot of gloominess about at the moment. I therefore hope you’ll allow me to offer, as an alternative, something I believe is a good news story.
Stamp firm predicts a Royal Wedding boost
STAMP group Stanley Gibbons generated substantial profits and new clients through its Jersey showroom and office last year.