BBC Radio Guernsey

St Saviour's Church in Guernsey is asking the public for any information about the men named on its war memorial ahead of the centenary of the end of World War One.

The church wants to gather photos and stories about the men who all came from St Saviour and died during the war for Remembrance Sunday.

Church staff say they want to "bring the memorial to life."

Julie Bulpitt from St Saviour's Church says it is important Guernsey remembers its fallen soldiers in all wars, including more modern conflicts such as the Falklands War.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Jersey-born striker Brett Pitman has been named the PFA's League One Player of the Month

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The Portsmouth forward got 45% of the votes - 30% ahead of Peterborough forward Jack Marriott who finished second.

The 30-year-old has scored seven goals in his last five games as Pompey moved to the edge of the play-off places.

BBC Radio Guernsey

A commercial seaplane service between St Peter Port and St Helier could be up and running by the end of June, a company has said.

Clear Harbour Airways, based in Jersey, is behind the bid to start up a service offering as many as 10 flights a day. It is partners with the Harbour Air Group, a Canadian company.

Its founder, Benjamin Hill, says the company working with regulators in Guernsey, who have given permission for the airline to operate under a Foreign Air Operators Certificate.

He said the company also hopes to operate in Alderney.

Mr Hill said berths had been found in both islands for the company's 14 seater DHC-3 aircraft.

Jersey Evening Post

A project to restore old shops in a Jersey street is due to open for a public viewing at the end of the month, external.

BBC Radio Guernsey

The island premiere of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society will be screened later today at about 20:00.

The film - based on the bestselling novel by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows - premiered in London earlier this week.

The film sees Lily James (Darkest Hour, Baby Driver, Downtown Abbey, Cinderella) play writer Juliet Ashton, who meets a book club formed during the German occupation of the island, and later decides to write a book about it.

It means that Beau Sejour Leisure Centre will close early.

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Freddie Miller
Broadcast Journalist BBC Radio Jersey

Here are the nominations for each parish:

• Grouville
• St Clement
• St Martin
• St Peter
• St John
• Trinity
• St Brelade
• St Mary
• St Lawrence
• St Saviour
• St Ouen
• St Helier

And these are the candidates running for senator.

Facts and figures:

• The total number of candidates running is 92, 17 senatorial, 14 constable and 61 deputy
• There are 30 female candidates (33%) and 62 male candidates (67%)
• Some candidates have already been elected, 13 in total (10 constables and three deputies) out of 49 seats

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night three candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Ouen.

Deputy (one seat):

• Clifford Le Clercq
• Richard Renouf

Constable:

• Richard Buchanan

Mr Buchanan was elected after running unopposed, he takes over from outgoing Michael Paddock.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night 26 candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Helier.

Deputy:

District one (three seats)

• Russell Labey
• Jason Lagadu
• Kelly Langdon
• Nick Le Cornu
• Judy Martin
• Yann Mash
• John McNichol
• Scott Wickenden

District two (three seats)

• Carina Alves
• Linda Dodds
• Geraint Jennings
• Bernie Manning
• Barry Shelton
• Geoff Southern
• Rob Ward

District three/four (four seats)

• Stephen Ahier
• Mary Ayling Philip
• Jacqui Carrel
• Guy De Faye
• Inna Gardiner
• Mike Higgins
• Mary Le Hegarat
• Julian Rogers
• Richard Rondel
• Anne Southern

Constable:

• Simon Crowcroft

Simon Crowcroft was re-elected after running unopposed.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night 12 candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Saviour.

Deputy:

District one (two seats)

• Isabella Lewis
• Jeremy Macon
• Fiona O'Sullivan
• Kevin Pamplin

District two (two seats)

• Jaime Boylan
• Louise Doublet
• Kevin Lewis

District three (one seat)

• Thomas Coles
• Mary O'Keeffe
• Andrew Le Quesne
• Jessica Perchard

Constable:

• Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard

Sadie Le Sueur-Rennard was re-elected after running unopposed.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night four candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Lawrence.

Deputy (two seats):

• Gregory Guida
• Kirsten Morel
• Sarah Westwater

Constable:

• Deidre Mezbourian

Deidre Mezbourian will return to the role of constable after running unopposed.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night four candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Mary.

Deputy (one seat):

• Mark Baker
• David Johnson

Constable:

• Juliette Gallichan
• John Le Bailly

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night seven candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Brelade.

Deputy:

District one (one seat)

• John Young

District two (two seats)

• Montfort Tadier
• Graham Truscott
• Garel Marie Tucker
• Tony Pike

Constable:

• Marilyn Carre
• Michael Jackson

In district one John Young was elected unopposed as deputy.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night three candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of Trinity.

Deputy (one seat):

• Hugh Raymond
• David Richardson

Constable:

• Philip Le Sueur

Mr Le Sueur will continue in his role as parish constable after running unopposed.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport

Jersey will take on the Essex and Suffolk Border League in their final friendly before the Muratti on 28 April.

The game has become a traditional fixture of the two sides and will take place at Springfield a fortnight before the big match with Guernsey.

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“After some good performances against the Navy FA and Upton Park FC we bring a lot of positive momentum into this fixture and a winning mentality," said manager of Jersey FA Martin Cassidy.

"That’s good for us going into our last friendly before the Muratti Vase Final. Essex and Suffolk Border League proved to be challenging opponents last year, and this will be another good fixture for us.”

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night three candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St John.

Deputy (one seat):

• Trevor Pointon
• Nigel Philpott

Constable:

• Chris Taylor

Chris Taylor retains his seat as constable after running unopposed.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night three candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Peter.

Deputy (one seat):

• Sean Creavy
• Rowland Huelin

Constable:

• Richard Vibert

Running unopposed, Richard Vibert will take over from outgoing Constable John Refault.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night two candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Martin.

Deputy (one seat):

• Steve Luce

Constable:

• Karen Elizabeth Shenton Stone

Both ran unopposed and were therefore elected. Mr Luce returns to the role, with Ms Stone joining the States Assembly as constable for the first time.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night six candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of St Clement.

Deputy (two seats):

• Lindsay Ash
• Cloe Freeman
• Sam Morisson
• Susie Pinel
• Phil Renouf

Constable:

• Len Norman

Running unopposed, Len Norman will keep his seat as constable for another term.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Last night two candidates were nominated to sit in the States Assembly for the parish of Grouville.

Deputy (one seat):

• Carolyn Labey

Constable:

• John Le Maistre

Both candidates - who ran unopposed - retain their seats.

Rob England
BBC News Online

Nominations have closed for all candidates running in Jersey's general election this year.

In total there are 49 seats in the States Assembly up for grabs, eight senators, 12 constables and 29 deputies.

On Tuesday 17 candidates formally declared they intend to stand for senator and last night, it was the turn of Jersey's deputies and constables.

Thirteen candidates were elected unopposed - three deputies and 10 constables, including three newcomers to the role - leaving 36 seats remaining.

Candidates now have 34 campaigning days ahead of the election on 16 May.

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• Jersey general election: Who isn't standing?