Maintaining our local lifestyle requires the safeguarding of our environment, culture and prudently balancing and diversifying our economy to keep people in employment.  

I am a commercial fisherman/part-time carpenter.

In my main manifesto I concentrated on the various issues and subjects that in my view require attention.

I live in St Martin’s with my wife Judy and our three children.

I’m a part-time airline captain and a mother. I’ve recently completed a distance-learning master’s degree in renewable energy.

JERSEY’S politicians will have the final say over whether Guernsey can ship its non-recyclable waste to its incinerator, its Transport and Technical Services minister has said.

EXPORTING waste will encourage islanders to recycle more in order to keep the cost down, a campaigner against incineration has said.

GUERNSEY’S waste will be exported, avoiding the need for an on-island incinerator, under proposals announced today.

THERE should have been few surprises when Public Services released a letter detailing its progress on the new waste strategy.

A DECISION on whether to recommend exporting waste to Jersey, using on-island incineration or landfill will be made next week.