Sunday meat ban imposed

BRIDGE butcher Charlie Le Poidevin reckons he has lost £3,000 in takings because of delays in granting him a Sunday trading licence – and is calling for the law to be reviewed.


Maintaining the culture of secrecy

WHEN members of the Policy Council were attempting to justify their volte face last month over trying to block moves towards freedom of information, one minister suggested it was not necessary because islanders could already ask the States for information.


Le Prevost doubt for under-21s

MATT LE PREVOST looks to be a major doubt for this weekend’s under-21 ‘Muratti’ in Jersey after picking up a freak injury at the weekend.


Wildlife is thriving due to deal with the farmers

A SCHEME that helps farmers preserve the countryside and its wildlife has been a great success, according to a States adviser.


Future chefs show off new kitchens, restaurant

THE College of Further Education unveiled its newly-refurbished kitchen and restaurant yesterday.


Lions A hold slender advantage after first round

LIONS A are the early leaders of the Doric Insurance First Division following the conclusion of the first round of matches.


Guernsey’s MX2 seniors overcome the odds

FOR only the fifth time since 1986, Guernsey’s won the inter-insular trophy following some exciting riding and dominance among the MX2 class.


Staff totals correct, but don’t tell the whole story – HSSD

HEALTH and Social Services does not have 87 staff solely dedicated to HR or 36 workers in finance, according to the department.


Tree concerns one reason for planners’ rejection

A PROPERTY owner is appealing against Environment’s decision to refuse a planning application to create two more parking spaces than he was originally allowed.


Idlerocks owners ‘take safety seriously’

OWNERS of the Idlerocks Hotel say they are doing all they can to secure the site after reports that children had been spotted playing in the burnt-out building.