The Bailiff has so far received just one nomination to replace Jurat Barbara Bartie, who currently holds the soon to be vacant position.
The senior Jurat post, which acts as Chairman of the Jurats’ deliberations in criminal cases, reports their decision to the court.
Paul Martin Burnard is the nominee, proposed by Deputy Lyndon Trott and seconded by Deputy Peter Ferbrache.
Nominations for the post opened on 6th September and will close at 4pm on Friday the 27th September, 2019.
Could Guernsey become a swimming holiday destination?
Colleagues from an international travel company have completed an epic sea swimming challenge, circling Guernsey.
Emotional gathering in Guernsey for laying of memorial stone
The daughter of Joseph Gillingham. Who died in a Nazi prison in March 1945, witnessed a memorial stone to her brave father laid outside their old family home.
Engraved memorials to Guernsey people killed or brutalised by the Nazis
15 stumbling stones, known as Stolpersteine, will be laid in Guernsey today, 26 July, to commemorate those killed or brutalised during the Occupation.
Inflation in Guernsey may be slow to fall further says economist
For the first time in years, Guernsey's rate of inflation outstrips Jersey's RPI.
What to expect for the 75th Alderney Week
Alderney's population is expected to double during Alderney Week, which begins in early August, as the Bailiwick's biggest carnival gets underway.
Nuclear risks to the Channel Islands remain very low
An updated evaluation by the UK's Health Protection Agency concludes that staying indoors, should there be an accident, is the best option.
