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Policy Advisory Committee papers 1980-1981, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/1

Date: 1980 - 1981

Policy Advisory Committee papers 1982, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/2

Date: 1982

Policy Advisory Committee papers 1983, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/3

Date: 1983

Policy Advisory Committee papers 1984, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/4

Date: 1984

Policy Advisory Committee papers 1985-1987, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/5

Date: 1985 - 1987

Policy and Resources Committee papers 1989, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/6

Date: 1989

Policy and Resources Committee papers 1999-2002, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/7

Date: 1999 - 2002

Policy and Resources Committee papers 2003, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/8

Date: 2003

Policy and Resources Committee papers 2004, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/9

Date: 2004

Policy and Resources Committee papers 2005, with index

Reference: C/B/H2/10

Date: 2005

Sound recording of Ivy Ferey, née La Rondu, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 11/03/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Ferey speaks about seeing the soldiers on Liberation day, the crowds at La Pomme d'Or, the Jerrybags being punished, growing crops for the Germans troups, food supply from France, helping people who didn't have food, the Red Cross Parcels, the curfew, working for Deputy Pallot at Bel Royal, the clean up, exploring the bunkers, the rationing after Liberation, meeting her husband, the wedding preparation and reception, the ration books, their honeymoon in Guernsey, working on different farms, the community spirit, the shops, the tourism increase, the Battle of flowers, the tomatoes industry, the Royal visit, the International Road Race, the foot and mouth disease, the colorado beetle, the coronation, horse racing, cattle show, Jèrriais, cars, the Welsh and Bretons farms workers, the Social Security Law and the changes in the states policies after the war.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/30

Date: 11 March 2005

Sound recording of Leo Harris speaking about the Occupation and the years after. Hee was interviewed on 08/01/2005 by Marleen Hacquoil for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Harris speaks about coming from Edimburgh to Jersey in 1939 with his family, staying at the Marina Hotel, missing the evacuation boats to leave after the Germans landing, watching the German soldiers parade, going to De La Salle College, stealing bicycles from the German, his father buying and hidding cars, the germans requisitioning buildings, moving hidden cars, listening to the radio, the German Field Police, stealing guns, house raids, escaping deportations, his father releasing North African prisoners, his brother's release from prison, the british soldiers, pubs, collaborators, leaving the island after the occupation and going back to Edinburgh before returning to Jersey in 1946, the priority of goods exportation to Jersey and Guersney, the feeling that the states should have help less, the removal of the railway lines and the german leaving on landing crafts.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/40

Date: 8 January 2005

Policies and Licences

Reference: D/AR/B1

Report entitled 'Steering Group for the Transfer of the Post Office Telecommunications Monopoly in the Bailiwicks of Jersey and Guernsey to the States of Guernsey and the States of Jersey'. Dated March 1972.

Reference: D/AR/B1/1

Date: 1972

Licence and agreement between Sir William Joynson-Hicks, Postmaster General, and Ernest Le Sueur, Greffier acting on behalf of the States of Jersey, granting the States permission to carry on a telephone business.

Reference: D/AR/B1/2

Date: 16 April 1923

Agreement for telephone exchange line between the National Telephone Company Limited, district office locted at 2, New Street, St Helier, and Mr J F Le Boutillier of Belle Vue, Faldouet. Includes covering letter signed by Howard Eady, district manager.

Reference: D/AR/B1/3

Date: 13 November 1903 - 14 November 1903

File of correspondence and licence agreements relating to the sale of a Post Office telephone plant located on the property of the defunct Jersey Railways and Tramways company to the States of Jersey Telephone department. Includes correspondence and copies of agreements regarding telegraphs on the Jersey Eastern Railway Company's system and telephone call boxes at the The Jersey Railways and Tramways Limited's stations.

Reference: D/AR/B1/4

Date: 25 June 1912 - 7 June 1940

File of correspondence relating to the States purchasing the telephone system in Jersey from the Post Office. Includes information on cost and the transfer of staff.

Reference: D/AR/B1/5

Date: 15 August 1921 - 22 December 1922

Copy of an agreement made 1934 between the right honourable Sir Horace Kingsley Wood MP, Postmaster General, and Hedley Le Riche Edwards esquire representing the States of Jersey, supplemental to the licence dated 16/04/1923. Concerns the Channel Islands Cable linking the telephone systems of England, Jersey and Guernsey.

Reference: D/AR/B1/6

Date: 1934

Summary of an Licence and Agreement made on 16/04/1923 between the Postmaster General and the States of Jersey allowing the States to carry on a telephone business

Reference: D/AR/B1/7

Date: 16 April 1923

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