There will be a few further showers this evening and overnight. But in general, dry weather is expected and there should be some clear spells too.
Gentle or moderate winds.
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Collapsed granite wall 'damaged by vehicle'
BBC Radio Jersey
A vehicle appears to have damaged a 4.5ft (1.4m) boundary wall on La Grande Route de St Clement, opposite the entrance to Samares Manor, say Jersey Police.
Officers are appealing for anyone who may have seen a vehicle hit this wall and then drive off or who has any information concerning this incident - understood to have happened at about 09:30 on Saturday 27 October 2018.
Police can be contacted on 01534 612612 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800
555 111 or via Crimestoppers-uk.org
EU citizens to pay £25 to remain in Jersey after Brexit
Freddie Miller
BBC Jersey political reporter
EU citizens who want to continue living in
Jersey after Brexit will have to pay a £25 application fee for adults and £12.50 for children, according to the home affairs minister.
Constable Len
Norman insists it is a "pretty small price to pay" for islanders to
be absolutely certain they can remain in the island forever.
The
charges will be introduced as part of the government's "settled status scheme",
which is due to be launched in January and was revealed at the Education and Home Affairs scrutiny hearing.
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Two-car crash on the Grange
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
There's been a crash at the junction of the Grange and Doyle Road in St Peter Port.
Guernsey Police and the Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service have been dispatched to the scene.
Motorists have been asked to avoid the area
P&R vice president questions Bailiff’s unelected role
A group opposed to a substantial housing development at Pointes Rocques in St Sampson is urging people to consider writing an objection to the planning authority, as the original submissions are now invalid.
The developers, who want to build homes and flats on the old vinery site, have already altered their plans to provide improved vehicle access.
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Plans were originally filed in 2017 proposing that the unused St Clair Vinery be converted into 83 dwellings.
That was met with backlash, followed by a protest march, as residents felt it could have a negative affect on the area due to increased traffic congestion, as well as an overriding feeling that development was only ever taking place in the north of the island.
Plans were resubmitted providing two access points but now, the Delancey Conservation Committee has issued a call to arms, as the original submissions against the development have expired.
It's sending out flyers urging anyone who is against the development to resubmit their objections by 2 November.
Fire out at waste centre
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
A fire at Jersey's waste centre is now out.
Two fire engines attended the incident at La Collette, and the site will reopen shortly.
Here's my summary of Saturday's game between Guernsey FC and Haywards Heath at Footes Lane:
Four goals
Two saved penalties
One red card
If you weren't there, you should have been.
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Kieran Mahon was sent off in the 17th minute, meaning the Green Lions had to play for more than 80 minutes with 10 men.
Carlos Canha scored his first goal for the club to make the score 1-0, before Matt Loaring doubled the hosts lead with a calmly finished one-on-one.
Frank Tobin then brought down Andrew Dalhouse in the box to concede a penalty, but Guernsey's star goalkeeper Callum Stanton got down low to his right and parried it out of danger.
Shortly before half-time, Charlton Gauvain - quickly becoming Guernsey's most valuable prospect - scored an incredible solo effort, running from his own half - beating several players for pace - before slotting a left-footed shot into the top corner.
Haywards Heath got a goal back five minutes into the second half, before winning another penalty for a Guernsey handball.
This time Stanton dived left, and once again kept the visitors at bay.
Firefighters have tackled a blaze at a farm in St Mary's, Jersey.
A member of the public raised the alarm at 01:27 on Sunday, after they saw smoke and flames rising from a field.
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The structure on fire was a wood storage shed.
Two appliances from States of Jersey Fire and Rescue Service attended with breathing apparatus, but the "scarceness of water supplies in the area" meant they called for a water carrier.
Crews remained on the scene for more than two hours, extinguishing the fire and damping down.
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Read moreWeather: Showers tonight but dry spells later
BBC Weather
There will be a few further showers this evening and overnight. But in general, dry weather is expected and there should be some clear spells too.
Gentle or moderate winds.
Guernsey:
Jersey:
Collapsed granite wall 'damaged by vehicle'
BBC Radio Jersey
A vehicle appears to have damaged a 4.5ft (1.4m) boundary wall on La Grande Route de St Clement, opposite the entrance to Samares Manor, say Jersey Police.
Officers are appealing for anyone who may have seen a vehicle hit this wall and then drive off or who has any information concerning this incident - understood to have happened at about 09:30 on Saturday 27 October 2018.
Police can be contacted on 01534 612612 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via Crimestoppers-uk.org
Strong winds are returning after lull
EU citizens to pay £25 to remain in Jersey after Brexit
Freddie Miller
BBC Jersey political reporter
EU citizens who want to continue living in Jersey after Brexit will have to pay a £25 application fee for adults and £12.50 for children, according to the home affairs minister.
Constable Len Norman insists it is a "pretty small price to pay" for islanders to be absolutely certain they can remain in the island forever.
The charges will be introduced as part of the government's "settled status scheme", which is due to be launched in January and was revealed at the Education and Home Affairs scrutiny hearing.
Two-car crash on the Grange
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
There's been a crash at the junction of the Grange and Doyle Road in St Peter Port.
Guernsey Police and the Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service have been dispatched to the scene.
Motorists have been asked to avoid the area
P&R vice president questions Bailiff’s unelected role
Guernsey Press
Guernsey’s position as one of the few governments in the world which does not formally elect its presiding officer is "antiquated and needs to change", according to a senior deputy.
Pointes Rocques campaigners urge objections
BBC Radio Guernsey
A group opposed to a substantial housing development at Pointes Rocques in St Sampson is urging people to consider writing an objection to the planning authority, as the original submissions are now invalid.
The developers, who want to build homes and flats on the old vinery site, have already altered their plans to provide improved vehicle access.
Plans were originally filed in 2017 proposing that the unused St Clair Vinery be converted into 83 dwellings.
That was met with backlash, followed by a protest march, as residents felt it could have a negative affect on the area due to increased traffic congestion, as well as an overriding feeling that development was only ever taking place in the north of the island.
Plans were resubmitted providing two access points but now, the Delancey Conservation Committee has issued a call to arms, as the original submissions against the development have expired.
It's sending out flyers urging anyone who is against the development to resubmit their objections by 2 November.
Fire out at waste centre
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
A fire at Jersey's waste centre is now out.
Two fire engines attended the incident at La Collette, and the site will reopen shortly.
Man assaulted same woman twice in eight-month period
Jersey Evening Post
A man who committed a grave and criminal assault on the same women for the second time in the space of eight months avoided a prison sentence.
Fire at Jersey waste site
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
Jersey's fire service is currently dealing with a blaze at the island's waste site at La Collette.
The site is currently closed while two fire engines deal with the incident.
‘Obvious conflict’ between duty free, health priorities
Guernsey Press
"An obvious conflict" exists between the States’ health aims and the fact that its own airline is selling cheap cigarettes and alcohol, said Health & Social Care president.
Guernsey FC win thriller at Footes Lane
Hayden Atkins
Reporter, BBC Radio Guernsey
Here's my summary of Saturday's game between Guernsey FC and Haywards Heath at Footes Lane:
If you weren't there, you should have been.
Kieran Mahon was sent off in the 17th minute, meaning the Green Lions had to play for more than 80 minutes with 10 men.
Carlos Canha scored his first goal for the club to make the score 1-0, before Matt Loaring doubled the hosts lead with a calmly finished one-on-one.
Frank Tobin then brought down Andrew Dalhouse in the box to concede a penalty, but Guernsey's star goalkeeper Callum Stanton got down low to his right and parried it out of danger.
Shortly before half-time, Charlton Gauvain - quickly becoming Guernsey's most valuable prospect - scored an incredible solo effort, running from his own half - beating several players for pace - before slotting a left-footed shot into the top corner.
Haywards Heath got a goal back five minutes into the second half, before winning another penalty for a Guernsey handball.
This time Stanton dived left, and once again kept the visitors at bay.
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Catch upGarage owner disputes need for MOT tests for all vehicles
Jersey Evening Post
Most of the island’s cars are roadworthy and MOT-style tests should not be introduced for all vehicles, a garage owner has said.
Fire destroys shed in St Mary's
Chris Quevatre
BBC News Online
Firefighters have tackled a blaze at a farm in St Mary's, Jersey.
A member of the public raised the alarm at 01:27 on Sunday, after they saw smoke and flames rising from a field.
The structure on fire was a wood storage shed.
Two appliances from States of Jersey Fire and Rescue Service attended with breathing apparatus, but the "scarceness of water supplies in the area" meant they called for a water carrier.
Crews remained on the scene for more than two hours, extinguishing the fire and damping down.
CI weather: Sunshine and showers
BBC Weather
Sunshine at times but there will be showers too, driven in on a fresh north-east wind.
Staying breezy this afternoon with the chance of further showers but also sunny spells.
A few further showers this evening and overnight but in general, rather a lot of dry weather is expected and there should be some clear spells too.
Guernsey
Jersey
Prison work to be paid for by criminals
BBC Radio Jersey
Money seized from criminals will pay for the next phase of work at Jersey's prison.
Work to modernise HM Prison La Moye began in 2006, and has so far provided an additional 41 cells and a new kitchen block.
The next phase will include the replacement of the secure vehicle gate and the completion of the visitor entrance and search areas.
The Criminal Offences Confiscation Fund - made from money seized from criminals - will pay for the majority of the work.