People from St Helier - Stuart Syvret, Thomas Benjamin Frederick Davis, Seymour Hicks, Darius J. Pearce, Edward Nicholson, Helier, Brett Pitman (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 27. Chapters: Stuart Syvret, Thomas Benjamin Frederick Davis, Seymour Hicks, Darius J. Pearce, Edward Nicholson, Helier, Brett Pitman, Hereward Carrington, Rosie Boycott, Bertram Falle, 1st Baron Portsea, Francis Jeune, 1st Baron St Helier, Michael Spillane, Edward Trevor, John St Helier Lander, Wilbraham Ford, Geoff Southern, Guy de Faye, Ben Shenton, Geraint Jennings, Paul Le Claire, Robert Pipon Marett, Trevor Wood, Frederick Lonsdale, Dave Adams, Edward Thompson Dickson, Walter William Ouless, Herbert du Parcq, Baron du Parcq, Paul Routier, Albert Bedane, Robert Osborne-Smith, Alan Simon Crowcroft, Terry Le Sueur, Norman Le Brocq, Joseph Sinel, Jonathan Rees-Williams, Jerry Dorey, Edward Bartley, Ivy St. Helier, Michel Couriard. Excerpt: Stuart Syvret is a Jersey politician, who was in public service 1990-2010 and as Minister for Health and Social Services from 2005-2007. He was dismissed from his ministership in September 2007 after criticisms over his sending of abusive emails to States' members and civil servants. He forfeited his Senatorial seat in April 2010 after 6 months absence. He has claimed that he tried to fight endemic corruption on the island. Stuart Syvret was educated at D'Hautree school, Jersey. He left at the age of 15 with no formal qualifications. Senator Syvret was first elected, at the third attempt, to the States of Jersey in 1990 as Deputy of Saint Helier District 3&4 as a member of the Jersey Green Party. He was elected as Senator in 1993 (second in poll with 14,388 votes) and re-elected in 1999 (top of poll with 15,212 votes) and 2005 (top of poll with 15,131 votes). At the expiry of six months absence from Jersey 2009-2010 his Senatorial seat was declared vacant in accordance with electoral law, and a by-election was called. He returned to Jersey to contest the by-election for his former seat, but w...