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THERE seems to be no end to the fun things that the St Helier Constable wants to bring to our capital.

BEFORE all elections there is a flurry of activity and a sense of a new world order approaching.

IT is always a bit surprising just how quickly things can go wrong and the certainties of life begin to unravel.

PERHAPS being out of the Island for the past two weeks has not been the best way to get a full dose of election fever but, all the same, people do not seem exactly gripped by proceedings.

WAYS to make the forthcoming election hustings exciting enough to draw in your average citizen will be taxing many good minds at the moment.

ISN’T that funny? All this time we have been peering at the Radisson building wondering what it is that is so off-putting about and it turns out that all that is wrong is the colour.

AT last I think that I have fathomed the world of high finance and it actually seems quite simple, if unhelpful.

DOES hand-wringing have a sound which accompanies it?

OF all the tightropes in the States departments, one of the hardest has to be that walked by the Environment Ministry.

IN a bizarre way you have to applaud the politicians who are keen on pursuing the imposition of a vehicle emissions duty this side of the elections.