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The Jersey Boys’ lastSee Page 16 march Autumn2020 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K Featured What’s new in St Peter? Very little - things have gone Welcomereally quiet it seems, so far as my in-box is concerned anyway. Although ARTICLES the Island has moved to Level 1 of the Safe Exit Framework and many businesses are returning to some kind of normal, the same cannot be said of the various associations within the Parish, as you will see from 6 Helping Wings hope to fly again the rather short contributions from a few of the groups who were able to send me something. Hopefully this will change in the not too distant future, when social distancing returns to normal. There will be a lot of 8 Please don’t feed the Seagulls catching up to do and, I am sure, much news to share in Les Clefs. Closed shops So in this autumn edition, a pretty full 44 pages, there are some 10 offerings from the past which I hope will provide some interesting reading and visual delight. With no Battle of Flowers parades this year, 12 Cash for Trash – Money back on Bottles? there’s a look back at the 28 exhibits the Parish has entered since 1986. Former Constable Mac Pollard shares his knowledge and experiences about St Peter’s Barracks and ‘The Jersey Boys’, and we learn how the 16 The Jersey Boys last march retail sector in the Parish has changed over the years with an article by Neville Renouf on closed shops – no, not the kind reserved for union members only! We also learn a little about the ‘green menace’ in St 20 Hey Mr Bass Man Aubin’s Bay and how to refer to and pronounce it in Jersey French, and after several complaints have been received at the Parish Hall, some 22 Floating through time information on what we should be doing about seagulls. Les Clefs couldn’t be published without contributions from 27 Autumn Word Search parishioners. My role is to try to pull together the submitted articles C and make sure there are some nice pictures to illustrate them. The 28 Football resumes - St Peter’s FC M content is mostly decided by you, the reader. Please, if you have anything you would like to share in the magazine, whatever Y your age or interests are, from a joke for the 32 Youth Club news CM Wisecrack Crapaud to a fully fledged feature, I MY would be very grateful if you would let me know. You can email me at: CY [email protected] or you can email CMY the Parish Hall at: [email protected]. If you prefer writing, then address your letter to The K Editor and post or drop it into the Parish Hall. Recycling You can also telephone the staff at the Parish STATISTICS Hall on 481236, they will let me know you have Here are the latest statistics from Premier been in touch and I will contact you. Waste Management: Ray Pike APRIL PAPER & CARD: 15,200 kilos (14.95 tons) PLASTIC: 860 kilos (.86 tons) The Village Tearoom METAL PACKAGING: 1,060 kilos (1.04tons) MAY PAPER & CARD: 9,680 kilos (9.52 tons) After the unprecedented last few months, we are pleased to have PLASTIC: 1,020 kilos (1.00 tons) been able to re-open following the easing of lockdown restrictions. The Tearoom has been delighted to welcome customers old and new METAL PACKAGING: 1,260 kilos (1.24 tons) and appreciate everyone sticking to the social distancing and hygiene measures that have been put in place. Unfortunately, these measures JUNE have meant we have had to reduce the number PAPER & CARD: 9,740 kilos (9.58 tons) of people we can allow at one time. We have also PLASTIC: 940 kilos (.92 tons) pared down our menu to allow us to consistently METAL PACKAGING: 1,400 kilos (1.37 tons) maintain the enhanced hygiene standards that are currently required. TOTAL SINCE LAUNCH DECEMBER 2019 We thank you for your patience and PAPER & CARD: 77,420 kilos (76.19 tons) understanding and for your continued support. PLASTIC: 6,270 kilos (6.17 tons) METAL PACKAGING: 8,000 kilos (7.87 tons) The Tearoom is currently open between 9am and 2:30pm Monday to Saturday. We also welcome Les Clefs will bring updates as new figures well behaved dogs and their humans in the al- become available. fresco area. page ST PIERRE 03 Autumn 2020 HonoraryNews It’s been a very busy period for the St Peter Honoraries. With the Covid-19 being at the forefront of everyone’s mind we still managed to swear in three new officers; Tony Alves, Ricky-lee Passman and Narendra Singh Bisht who were the first St Peter officers to be sworn in by video link to the Royal The Western Alliance, with officers from St Peter, St Ouen, St Mary and St Brelade. Court. I wish to thank them. Going back to the Covid pandemic, the Western Parishes Operation Canvas is an initiative by the have been very proactive in policing and reassuring States of Jersey Police in response to the wide public unease parishioners at every opportunity. Along with St Brelade, St to the so called ‘boy racers’ whom during the Covid-19 Ouen and St Mary we have formed a Western alliance so period have used the absence of vehicles on the roads that should a sister Parish need assistance then resources of Jersey to drive at dangerous and irresponsible speeds can be directed and focused at an area in a timely manner. throughout the Parishes. So far a large number have been Initially meetings were held on a Saturday and Sunday either stopped, vehicles impounded for illegal modifications afternoon prior to going out on patrol but as the level of or sent to DVS for inspection. What makes it worse is the seriousness has abated then those meetings were no longer fact that as the wider public have returned to the roads the needed and Parishes reverted back to normal practice. ‘boy racers’ have not curtailed their antics. Only recently two The issue of La Port is again raising its ugly head. The law were caught on Victoria Avenue doing speeds in excess of is quite categoric, as a car park, no drink may be imbibed 80mph. This will not be tolerated and all Parishes have a and no open containers containing alcoholic liquid allowed. concerted policy to stop this outrageous behaviour. Sleeping in a vehicle is prohibited and open fires are illegal. Unfortunately as the weather starts to improve so the On a final note please be safe and do all that you can to popularity of La Port increases and a minority are spoiling it keep you and your family safe and well. for the many. We, along with St Ouen, will be taking a very strong approach against anyone who breaks the above Joao Camara mentioned law. It’s not fair that, what is a beautiful part of St Chef de Police Ouen’s Bay, is being highjacked by the few to the detriment of the many. Sworn in via video link, new St Peter Honorary Officers (L to R): Narendra Singh Bisht, Ricky-lee Passman and Tony Alves St. Peter’s Friendly Twinning Association Twins separated by sea and sickness Club News As with many other groups and For the Twinning Association of St associations who would be holding Peter, it has been a long time since they have been able to meet up with regular meetings under normal their French friends from Saint Hilaire- circumstances, the Friendly Club du-Harcouet in Normandy. At this time contact Jean Vibert says “I can’t see Looking forward to more gatherings like this one at The Tipsy in of year, Battle of Flowers would often January this year. us meeting up in September, at the be an occasion for a visit, with general earliest probably October and then socialising to look forward to. Should anyone wish to join the we will most likely go out for a meal, if The planned Quiz Night, which was association, with a view to participating the members feel happy about that”. to be held at The Village Hall at in future events and gatherings when L’Hermitage Gardens, on the evening appropriate, then you can email So, it's still a waiting game, the end of Saturday, 17th October has been chairperson Claire de Gruchy on result of which we all know will be cancelled and there is, at the moment, [email protected], Secretary worth it. Until then, rest assured, no prospect of any events before Carol Saunders on [email protected] 2021. But we must remain optimistic Jean will be in touch with members or contact the Parish Hall on 481236 or and hope we will be able to plan some towards the end of September. [email protected]. events for next year. page ST PIERRE 04 Autumn 2020 August 2020 Islanders at HIGH / MODERATE RISK ACTIVITY RISK GUIDANCE Currently the level of COVID-19 activity in Jersey is low. This means that the chance of coming into contact with COVID-19 during any activity remains low, although some activities are considered higher risk than others. HIGHER RISK ACTIVITIES LOWER RISK ACTIVITIES • Activities with people you • Activities done on your own do not live with are higher or with people you live with risk. The larger the number are lower risk. If you are going of different people you to spend time with people encounter and spend time you do not live with, the with the higher the risk.