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Photo courtesy of Ruthie Hawkesford FEBRUARY 2016 Parish matters 4 Made in Normandy 17 Striking Statistics 8 Jersey Heritage open 200 new records 18 Quarterly Honorary Police Report 10 A day in the life of: Daryn Cleworth 20 Jèrriais by Geraint Jennings 11 Save People’s Park 21 Designed and produced each month St Helier business of the month 12 Town Centre News 22 by MailMate Publishing Jersey in partnership with the Parish of St Helier St Helier’s young ambassadors 14 Dates for your diary 25 At your service Motoring is in the Mansell DNA. That’s why we’ve created a state of the art service centre at our First Tower Forecourt. All of our work is warrantied and our expert technicians use the latest diagnostic technology and parts that are engineered to last. All makes of car serviced Laser four wheel alignment Accident repair Air-Con Re-Gas Courtesy cars available Whether your car or van needs a service, repair or air conditioning re-gas, call in and see one of our friendly team, or phone 880606. FULL SERVICE CENTRE First Tower, St Helier • Telephone: 880606 PARISH CONTACTS Welcome to the February issue of the Town Connétable: Simon Crowcroft Crier. This month we take a look back Tel: 811821 Fax: 619146 Email: [email protected] Town Hall: PO Box 50, St Helier, Jersey, JE4 8PA over the highlights of the past twelve Town Hall Opening Hours: 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday months for Miss St Helier, Mr St Helier and Junior Parish Meetings: Notices of Parish meeting are published on our website: Miss St Helier, as they prepare to hand over their www.sthelier.je, in The St Helier To wn Crier and the Jersey Evening Post. crowns (or sashes) to those who will be selected at PROCUREURS AND PARISHMANAGEMENT BOARD the end of the month. As the Town Centre Manager Procureurs du Bien Public: Clive Barton MBE and Peter Pearce Clive Barton MBE Tel: 880088 Email: [email protected] indicates in her monthly report on page 22, 2016 is Peter Pearce Tel : 639533 Email: [email protected] going to be another busy year for our Parish with Director, Human Resources: Martin Roberts Tel: 811824 Email: [email protected] several new events taking place, such as an Easter Director, Parks, Gardens & Open Spaces: Anthony Andrews Bonnet Parade, dancing around a Maypole at the Tel: 811700 Email: [email protected] Director, Municipal Services: Debra D'Orleans Weighbridge and events celebrating the 90th birthday Tel: 811703 Email: [email protected] of Her Majesty the Queen. So it’s as well the decision Director, Technical & Environment Services: John Stievenard Tel: 811845 Email: [email protected] has been taken to find a fourth ‘young ambassador’ Director, Finance: Neil Macdonald for the Parish – a Junior Mr St Helier. Tel: 811829 Email: [email protected] Our cover photo this month is of the launch of ST HELIER DEPUTIES the latest new Parish refuse truck in the colours of NO 1 DISTRICT the Jersey Alzheimer's Association. For several years Deputy Judy Martin Tel: 780641 Email: [email protected] Deputy Russell Labey Tel: 481083 Email:[email protected] now the Parish has taken the opportunity of putting Deputy Scott Wickenden Tel: 07797 717766 Email: [email protected] local charities’ liveries on new municipal services NO 2 DISTRICT vehicles as this helps to pass on important messages Deputy Rod Bryans Tel: 737236 Email: [email protected] to the community. The photograph below is of Deputy Geoff Southern Tel: 728231 Email: [email protected] Deputy Sam Mézec Tel: 07797 811130 Email: [email protected] last month’s Battle of Jersey re-enactment in the NO 3 DISTRICT Royal Square, a Parish organised event which Deputy Jackie Hilton Tel: 07797 713293 Email: [email protected] commemorates the defence of the Island when it Deputy Mike Higgins Tel: 873956 Email: [email protected] Deputy Richard Rondel Tel: 07797 711537 Email: [email protected] was invaded by French mercenaries on 6th January, Deputy Andrew Lewis Tel: 862663 Email: [email protected] 1781. As well as the walk and the talk provided by OTHER PARISH CONTACTS local historian, Frank Falle, members of the 1781 Constable’s PA: Annie Bienvenu Royal Jersey Militia brought the occasion to life with Tel: 811821 Email: [email protected] Customer Services Manager: Daryn Cleworth their drill and musket firing in the Royal Square, while Tel: 811870 Email: [email protected] Angela Crowcroft and Geraint Jennings organised Community Support Helpline: Tel: 811866 RPZ Helpline Tel: 811811 Email: [email protected] volunteers in creating a tableau after the famous Parish Depot: Tel: 811708 Email: [email protected] painting of the battle by John Singleton Copley. Duty Centenier: Tel: 07797 722227 Registrar: Tel: 811088 This month’s issue includes our regular features Town Centre Manager: Daphne East as well as an update on the ongoing debate over Tel: 07797 824843 Email: [email protected] People’s Park. More information about what is going PARISH NURSERIES AND HOMES on in the Parish this month can be found on the Avranches and Westmount Nurseries – Nurseries Co-ordinator: Parish’s website, www.parish.je, or by following us on Linda Le Marquand Tel: 811719 Email: [email protected] Tel: (Avranches) Carole Luce 811719 Facebook or Twitter. Tel: (Westmount) Jane Snodgrass 811718 St Helier House: Jacqueline Jolley Tel: 811715 Email: [email protected] St Ewold’s: Ann McLean Tel: 811716 Email: ann.mclean@po sh.gov.je ST HELIER ROADS COMMITTEE Nigel Blake Tel: 875339 Email: [email protected] Geraint Jennings Tel: 280778 Email: [email protected] The Very Rev. Bob Key Tel: 720001 Email: [email protected] Bob Le Brocq Tel: 743606 Email: [email protected] Peter Wade Tel: 875663 Email: [email protected] Bernie Manning Tel: 07700 356438 Email: [email protected] 3 A round-up of the latest news and events from the Parish of St Helier Registrars on the move Following a short lease on premises at 13 Royal Square the Parish Registrar’s Office is on the move again! When rooms became available at the Town Hall it was felt that centralising the registration of births, deaths and marriages in St Helier with other parochial business and administration procedures would allow all municipal activities to be undertaken from one building. Historically, the Parish Registrar has been located at the Town Hall but approximately 20 years ago office space was offered rent-free in Vine Street and this released much needed space in the Town Hall. Recent lease changes meant that the Parish would be Revised opening hours mean that births, deaths and marriages required to pay substantial rent to have a presence near the can now be registered at any time between 9am and 4pm Royal Square, and when facilities became available at the Town Monday to Friday. Signage will direct you to the new location Hall it seemed prudent that, as well as saving money, now is the which is accessed via Seale Street at the side of the Town Hall time to bring this important municipal service back home. as shown on the plan (above). Cyclocross at People’s Park Local cycling clubs arranged a Cyclocross event on People's Park just before Christmas which raised £400 for Autism Jersey. Organiser Richard Tanguy said “It went amazingly well, everyone had a great day, a super laugh, and everyone is very keen to do it again, in particular, there at People's Park.” The Constable of St Helier presented the prizes to the winners. “This is just the kind of event we want to encourage in the Parish,” he said, “as it encourages young people to get involved in sport and is good for their health.” CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 4 Carriingg, PPeerrssonal & ‘Big enough to cope PPrrroofffeesssssional yet small enough to care’ T 01534 M 07797 776508 E [email protected] 481894 W www.lyonestates.co.uk A JJyersey compancompany ssiservervingng our IIlsland for over 100 yearysyears PITCHER & LE QUESNE FUNERAL DIRECTORS La Forge Superb granite 5 bedroom house or 2 gen Close to all St Mary amenities Very spacious internally WWee pride ourselves on, the caring, personal and professional approach 985K our experienced team provide. WWoorkingk closely with you to ensure everything is taken care of in a sensitive and thoughtful manner, giving you peace of mind when you need it most. FFuunerraal Dirreectorrss: Gareth John, Paul Battrickk MBE, Andy Errington-RReennell AAVVVAAILABLEE 24 HOURS AEA•280888 Register today on wwwlyonestates.co.uk SPECIALISTS IN WORLDWIDE REPPAAATTRIAATTION for all properties held on Confidential File AND PREARRANGED FUNERAL PLANS 5 Fund raising in the Parish A cheque for £34,000 was presented to Headway recently as a result of the fundraising during the Halkett Hoedown for Headway last August. By the time the Jersey Alzheimer’s Association raises awareness about dementia on a new Parish last bills had been paid and the final of St Helier Refuse Truck, and was delighted to have been chosen as one of only donations received organisers Dave Stokes from Bean Around the World, Lou Stirling, a few charities able to promote their cause on a brand new refuse truck launched from Headway and Niall MacFirbhisigh, on 21st December 2015 outside their premises in Hilgrove Street. were amazed at the amount raised. It Dementia is a progressive disease main one being the ageing population of has been decided to run the Festival affecting the brain for which there is as the Island.
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