MILLIONS of pounds will be spent to transport airport runway materials around the island, an independent consultant’s report has shown.

THE European Court of Human Rights is the last hope for widows ‘caught out’ by a bereavement benefit change after a requete to find a way to compensate them was yesterday rejected.

DEPUTIES say they have been forced to move a petition after widow’s pension pleas were rejected by Social Security.

FRUSTRATED Castel officials are going ahead with plans to refurbish the car park at Cobo which has been the subject of a bitter ownership dispute.

WORK to get justice for island women caught out by scrapping the widows’ pension in 2004 is taking place behind the scenes, a deputy has revealed.

A CASTEL constable who was prosecuted privately for work he did for the parish received the full backing of his douzaine yesterday.

ISLANDERS might now think twice before offering their services to the parish after it was confirmed that officials could be sued in an individual capacity while carrying out their duties, two constables have warned.

SEAFARING is not a word you could readily use to describe me. Come to think of it, I’m not clever in the air, either.

A PARISH gate across Rue Paintain in the Castel has been destroyed by what appears to be a large vehicle.