The woodlouse Chaetophiloscia cellaria (Dollfus) is reported for the first time from Guernsey, Channel Islands. A brief description with illustrations is provided to enable identification and information is given about habitats and microsites inhabited and associated...
LATE CADOMIAN INTERMEDIATE MINOR INTRUSIONS OF GUERNSEY, CHANNEL ISLANDS: THE MICRODIORITE GROUP
One of the distinctive features of the geology of Guernsey is the presence of numerous dykes, with a wide range of compositions, which were emplaced at various times during the evolution of the island (Roach et al., 1991). Various groups of what are here referred to...
The Barclay Cases: Beyond Kilbrandon
The Supreme Court in Barclay (No 2) held that UK courts did not have jurisdiction to challenge the granting of Royal Assent to the Sark Reform Law in the circumstances of that particular case. Inevitably, the judgment reconsidered the constitutional relationship...
A high-resolution radar experiment on the island of Jersey
A very high-resolution X-band vertically pointing weather radar was deployed in the island of Jersey, UK, from February to May 2004, to study the variation of the vertical reflectivity of precipitation (VPR) in this region. Intercomparison studies were carried out...
What Works in Jersey: The First Ten Years
The Jersey probation service has been implementing its own version of ‘what works’ for the last ten years. This paper outlines the approach used, and describes particular aspects of the development process which are believed to have contributed to relatively...
Jersey Revisited: reflections on the influence of a policy review on youth justice in an island microstate
In 2010 the authors were members of a team which was invited to carry out a review of youth justice policy and practice in the Channel Island of Jersey. This article describes the process of the review, its major recommendations, and what happened as a result....