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.
Alderney airlinks "operating as usual" following disruption
Aurigny says Alderney flights should return to normal today (17 October), after more than a week of disruption.
Guernsey's Wildlife Hospital nears completion
The roof of Guernsey's upcoming Wildlife Hospital is officially in place.
Guernsey's 50th Swimarathon raises more than £70,000
The milestone community fundraiser has already exceeded last year’s total, with more donations to be counted.
Scheme to help Guernsey residents cover rental deposits
A new scheme designed to remove the upfront costs of securing a home in Guernsey's private rental market.
Guernsey Town scaffolding causes problems for visually impaired
Members of the Guernsey Blind Association have been sharing stories about the obstacles they face when navigating St Peter Port.
Guernsey charity sees more 'in work' families requesting help
Help a Guernsey Child says - after 25 years - demand for its support and the cost of living are rising.
Guernsey deputy backs pavement speed limit
Deputy Ross Le Brun and a pedestrian rights group have condemned vehicles entering public walkways at speed.
Survey reveals islanders’ concerns over misogyny and body image
A new survey has revealed islanders' attitudes to body image, masculinity and misogyny.
