Marcus Troy News Today

With the European Union and no set time limit. One friend of mine said it looked more like a plank than a bridge. Number ten says it is committed to delivering brexit and one of mrs mays allies has come to her defence. The conservative family, left right and centre, were a broadchurch, needs to come together in a spirit of mutual respect. There are difference in any broadchurch and look at what the bigger pictures showing. The labour leader is showing divisions in a party which predominately vot...

FORMER St Clement Deputy Simon Brée has died at the age of 62.After a career in the finance industry in Jersey, Mr Brée was elected Deputy […]

APPLICATIONS have opened for the Bailiff’s Fund set up to support Islanders affected by Storm Ciarán.The fund is to support individuals and families who have been displaced or suffered severe hardship as a result of the storm and need short-term a...

HIGHER parish rates to cover the cost of the huge clean-up operation following Storm Ciarán “cannot be ruled out”, a Constable has warned.And another parish leader has urged residents to be patient as planned works are delayed to prioritise the ...

ISLANDERS are being urged not to treat storm-hit areas as a “zoo” after reports of “disaster tourists” photographing damage in the hardest-hit parish.Marcus Troy, the Constable of St Clement, warned that it was also not safe to do so, as debr...

AN appeal has been launched by the Bailiff allowing Islanders and organisations to donate money to those badly affected by Storm Ciarán. The appeal has been established by the Island’s civic head, Sir Timothy Le Cocq, to support individuals and...

A FUNDRAISER has been set up to help the St Clement families who lost their homes and belongings in Storm Ciarán.The parish bore the brunt of the storm, with a tornado causing what residents described as

The Tornado and Storm Research Organisation has had three tornado reports after warning twisters were most likely between South Wales and London amid the chaos of Storm Ciaran

ISLANDERS in St Clement awoke to

A CAMPSITE in St Ouen had one application unanimously rejected and another unanimously supported at a meeting of the Planning Committee yesterday.The Palms, off Route de Vinchelez, applied to change the use of a two-bedroom staff apartment – which ...