Sunday, 5th July 2009

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Jersey Evening Post, PO Box 582, Jersey, Channel Islands, JE4 8XQ.
They can also be e-mailed to: editorial@jerseyeveningpost.com

Another Planning fiasco

From Matthieu Falle.
IT is extremely sad and depressing when monstrous building projects are given the go-ahead in such beautiful coastline areas as Le Saie.

Fort Regent’s lost beauty

From Francis Corbet.
I WRITE to support the excellent suggestion made by Anthony Gibb that Fort Regent should become the ‘Town Park’.

If the Maritime Museum closes it will never reopen

From Bob Asplet.
I HAVE been involved with the Maritime Museum as a volunteer since it opened, and before that, as a member of the Friends of the Maritime Museum, was part of the group involved in bringing the museum into existence.

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Buy Local? Think Twice!

From David Le Couilliard.
WITH regard to the recent Think Twice, Buy Local campaign, I thought it was time to say that the reason many of us either buy online, or while we are visiting the UK, is because of the poor service offered locally, in terms of general customer service. Three recent examples I can [...]

Down in the moral abyss

From Tim Hargreaves.
I AM a some time Jersey resident who has spent the last 40 years in Western Australia. Every year I get back to Jersey I notice the increasing deterioration of the moral fabric of British society.

Potty bollards could attract the tourists

From Christopher Davey.
HAH! So, the much-loathed Mass-Bollard Man has finally slunk out of his lair! From

Let nature take its course

From June Beslièvre.
I AM totally lost at the contradictions coming from Dr Rosemary Geller, Medical Officer of Health, regarding swine flu precautions and the pyramid effect that takes place when one person is diagnosed.

Food for Thought: Good nutrition will improve a child’s learning ability

From Kim Hanson and Lyndsey Evans.
WE would like to say that your article of 25 June regarding the Food for Thought campaign only touched on the message we were trying to deliver.

‘Large number of people’ could put money where mouth is

From Harry Read.
ONCE again we are being encouraged to believe that it is a good idea that the States purchase Plémont headland off Mr Hemmings at a potential cost of £5 million.

Keep our heritage afloat

From Robert Le Maistre.
AS chairman of the Friends of the Maritime Museum I am writing to publicly voice our concern over the funding situation with regard to Jersey Heritage, which threatens the continued operation of the Maritime Museum.