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Papers relating to the export of flowers from Jersey to the United Kingdom

Reference: A/D1/F14

Date: September 12th 1945 - December 31st 1945

International Camellia Society

Reference: A/V6/39

Date: March 20th 1991 - April 1st 1992

Draft Shops (Sunday Trading) (No. 6) (Jersey) Regulations, lodged by Senator P F Horsfall.

Reference: C/A616/1986/P115

Date: September 2nd 1986 - September 2nd 1986

Notes of meetings held to discuss the flower arrangements for official functions with representatives from the Jersey Flower Club and the St Clement Flower Club

Reference: C/C/L/C6/3/17

Date: May 9th 1995 - May 9th 1995

Digital copy of Exhibit AP1: Documents relating to a conversation between Lenny Harper and Frank Walker regarding Anne Pryke and Operation Rectangle. [Some details redacted]. Used as evidence in relation to Anne Pryke's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 22 September 2015 [C/D/AW3/B1/1/WS000638].

Reference: C/D/AW3/A2/1/WD008086/1

Date: February 20th 2008 - November 2nd 2014

Digital copy of a Table of Appointments from May to September 1999 during Robert Le Brocq's term as Constable of St Helier.

Reference: C/D/AW4/A2/19/WD008293

Date: May 4th 1999 - September 30th 1999

Digital copy of Exhibit LH24: Entries from Lenny Harper's notebook. [Some details redacted]. Used in relation to Lenny Harper's first Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 2 November 2014 [C/D/AW4/B2/20/WS000516].

Reference: C/D/AW4/A5/22/WD005154

Date: February 20th 2008 - February 23rd 2008

Digital copy of Exhibit RLB1: Table of Appointments from May to September 1999 during Robert Le Brocq's term as Constable of St Helier. Used in relation to Robert Le Brocq's Witness Statement to the Inquiry dated 27 August 2014, see C/D/AW4/B2/27/WS000541.

Reference: C/D/AW4/A5/30/WD005247/1

Date: May 4th 1999 - September 30th 1999

Sound recording of Iris Le Feuvre speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 29/11/2004 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Le Feuvre speaks about going to Royal Square on Liberation day, the joy in the air, the Germans leaving, people going to the Underground Hospital, the dances after Liberation, the Russian prisoners, shortages, preparing her wedding trousseau, going to London on her honeymoon and seeing the bombsites, comparing London to Jersey after the war, the Insular Insurance scheme, the foot and mouth disease, televisions, the Royal wedding, the evacuees and their return, the cattles, the vegetables crop, farm work and its mechanisation, working at La Masuriers, being the first woman constable, the political reform and the elections, various shops in town, the home deliveries of various products, the district nurses, the difference in her house between then and now, the increase in tourism, the battle of flowers and the fair, the official visits of the king and queen, of Prince Edward and of field Marshall Montgomery, The Muratti, motorbike racing and various houses and persons on the race track, horse show, cattle show, going to the beaches, cinemas, the West Park Pavilion, the arrival of the street lighting in St Lawrence, the death of the king and the coronation.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/48

Date: November 29th 2004

Sound recording of Percy Le Masurier speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 20/10/2004 by Marleen Hacquoil for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Masurier speaks about his exam before the occupation, working on a farm and the advantages, organising a sport club during the occupation, the rapid mechanisation after the war, his cattle farm and varying his crops, his involvment with the Milk Marketing board, the varying number of cattle on the island and the impact on milk supply, the potatoes industy and the exportation, the insurance scheme, the sale of german horses and of the prisoners of wars wooden huts.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/55

Date: October 20th 2004

Sound recording of Jean Blosseville, née Palmer speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 10/02/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Blosseville speaks about living near the underground hospital, the hospital being a tourist attraction, soldiers visiting it, her house with no electricity, the hospital being a place of reunion for the Breton Workers and after an air crash, it being used as a morgue, the trees and the flowers planted around the area, collecting cone, nuts, berries and flowers, going to St Lawrence Primary School, going to the Battle of Flowers and the International road race, and the death of the King.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/9

Date: February 10th 2005

Promotional leaflets Jersey Early Summer Rose and Flower Festival [additional deposit]

Reference: D/AS/A19/13

Date: 2004 - 2004

Promotional leaflet Jersey in Bloom 2011

Reference: D/AS/A25/3

Date: 2011 - 2011

Promotional leaflet June in Bloom

Reference: D/AS/A26/2

Date: 2012 - 2012

Promotional leaflet Bloom Jersey

Reference: D/AS/A26/3

Date: 2012 - 2012

Promotional leaflets Waking Guide June in Bloom 2013

Reference: D/AS/A27/2

Date: 2013 - 2013

Promotional leaflets Floral Jersey 2013

Reference: D/AS/A27/3

Date: 2013 - 2013

Promotional leaflets Jersey en Fleur [French Language Edition Floral Jersey 2013]

Reference: D/AS/A27/4

Date: 2013 - 2013

Project du loi relating to export of bulbs (repeal) (Jersey) regulations, 1955

Reference: D/AU/Y2/42

Date: 1955 - 1955

Projet de Loi relating to the enter a Jersey Exhibit at the San Remo Exhibit of Flowers, 1959

Reference: D/AU/Y2/A/91

Date: 1959 - 1959

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