Dianne
Hi My name is dianne it was Howells I went to st helier girls school,I now live in Reading and would love to hear from some old school friends,email Diannesharpe712@msn.com

mark firr
HI ANYONE WHO KNEW ME WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FORM YOU!!

Ian Leadbeatter
I left Jersey in 1981 to move to Sydney Australia I now live in Queensland Australia went to Les Quennevais 1970- 1974 would like to hear from anyone that knew me then. I have my own company & we manufacture organic Teas. email teatrust@gmail.com

Alison Le Vesconte
Hi I left Jersey in 2003 and moved to the Isle of Man but I am now living in Ontario in Canada as I met my boyfriend whilst on holiday. I have been here a month and would love to speak to any other Jersey expats

Mariette Goché
QUESNEL-PERKINS Family who lived in St Helier. Perhaps you can give some news ? My e-mail : mgoche@club-internet.fr

Aidan Work from New Zealand.
I have a friend who is a native Jerseyman named Peter Cotton.His accent is very distinctive,as it sounds very much like a cross between an English accent & a South African accent.I am not sure which Parish in Jersey his family originated from.

Tricia
I would like to know if Tom Jinks is still around or alive for that matter.

Sarah Le Boutillier
I would like to trace my surname, and am aware that there are many with the surname in Jersey, a little help would be nice I am from leicester england email: superstars_and_cannonballs86@hotmail.com

Felipe Rau
I am felipe Rau from Quito Ecuador , The mother´s side of my father were from Jersey, Alice Quesnel , Louise Jane Perkins-Quesnel my great grand mother was born on the 9th of October 1887 in Saint Hélier:They were living on Don Street.They were Jerriais speakers. Do you still have the name Quesnel in Jersey- my E- mail is feliperau@hotmail.com

Mike & Jean Godel,
We Love to hear Jersey Radio We live in West Sussex we are hoping to return to Jersey in the near future we are both jersey born. mike@godel.freeserve.co.uk

Sally-Jayne Philps
Hi I was born in St. Helier, Jersey in 1969. Just wondering if anybody knew my mother and father. Donald Philps and June Philps. They moved to Dorset, England in 1970. Wondering if there is any relatives out there??? Email address: sphilps@cmsd.bc.ca

Stuart Barry
I am looking to contact old School Friends who went to Les Quennevais with me. I left school in 1977 and joined the Army. Does anyone know of a School reunion? Looking forward to hearing from anyone who knows me! I am married and come to visist Family in the summer. Here is my Email address:- Barrstu86@hotmail.com

houdi
Looking to get back in touch with anyone I met down there back in 92/93. Up the Magpies...........

Eric Stephenson
Anyone know "Lynn" living in Jersey who has a friend in Henley-on-Thames called "Julie Watson" if so please email me: eric15@tiscali.co.uk

Dave Cox
Lived and attended Victoria College 1945 -1951 Would be great to chat with anyone who remembers me from that time, particularly those who belonged to Aquila Rd Methodist Youth Club, especially if they can tell me if my old friends John Le Boutillier, Pauline Benest, Cynthia Monamy are still alive. dcox208@keypoint.com.au

Mary Aubin
I live in Cheltenham,was born in Jersey in 1938,was evacuated on the last boat to leave when the germans arrived,went back to Jersey after the war,last lived in jersey 1964.Would like to chat to the older generation and also contact my relations if they are still alive. Thank You--maryloo38@hotmail.com

Lisa collier
Im looking for someone called shaun mallin .He movedaway about 11 months,He has browne hair and brown eye,he use too live in shawhead coatbrigde scotland the post code is ml5 4ld

Eileen Drumm
To Sheila Titchner as was,could be married to Ken now,my name is Eileen and have been looking for Sheila for some time now,we were friends about 25 years ago when I lived in Jersey,I came from Glasgow,and now live in Holland,Sheila came from Poplar ,London,I would like very much to get in touch with Sheila again,if you read this please let me know,your friend Eileen

pat from manchester
would like 2 contact jamie phrakun from the alton hotel rouge boullion i will be in jersey on oct 2 until oct 5 staying at mayfair hotel st helier please if u r still on the island get in touch would love 2 c u

angie twigg
anyone from jersey living in wigan!!

kcah74
Does anyone know how I can locate Jason ? He was stuck over night near Gatwick airport as his flight from Gatwick to Jersey was delayed ( Fri 23 Jan ). He had just spent a week in Tennarife. Met in club ( near airport ), danced, brief chat......... would have liked to have learnt more. kcah74@yahoo.com

julia aalto
I`m not really a jersey-pat(I´m from Finland) but i was there last summer. I worked in a hotel!I`m in Finland now but tonighy i will travel to Egypt for a holiday! I hope I can come to Jersey next summer again! I just love that place and I miss my friends a lot! Bye! See you next summer!

Steve Korbey
Those of you that recognise the name know I am not really an ex pat, but, after working to help locals with spinal cord injuries, I feel a sense of belonging. I am now in Canada, and would love to hear from you.

David, Red Deer
I wonder which area of St. Helier still looks the way it did back in the sixties? Don't think I would recognise too many places today!!

Bob, Isle of Man
I would just like to comment on the St. Helier waterfront. I have been reading about it here on your wonderful website and I think it is horrible - they have destroyed the wonderful Jersey skyline

Mick, Toronto
Dave from Red Deer, no you wouldn't. The Forums gone the Wests gone the Pavs gone the Plaza, Deep, Rainbowroom, Tropicana, Chateau Plasier, Ritz,Caesers all gone. Hotels are closing in droves or turning into old age homes or flats.

Tacky thrives with a steam clock and a restaurant made to look like an upsidedown boat. The management of the Island, I fear, was left in unskilled semipro hands.

Kim, BC
My daughter has just come back from a holiday on the island, Mick is right.

Very tacky with way to many cars. Not the island we remember i'm afraid.

Jayne, California
I was born and raised on the Island and have lived through lots of changes. The way the Island is changing is not good.

Tourism is non existent now and St Helier is a dive filled with underage drunks on the weekends. I am embarrassed to say I was borne and raised in Jersey. Things are not like they used to be.

p.s. Sack the Island Development Committee for allowing too many ugly developments to be built. What happened to our heritage - we are now portraid as a tacky town not a beautiful Island.

Dottie, Wales
Hi! I have returned every year since leaving in '98 and notice huge differences every time....not a lot for the better either :(

Liz, Jersey
Mick, Toronto.
It seems all you good guys left us to sink! Why don't you come back and do something about it?

Cathy, Plymouth
For Liz in Jersey.
Wwould that we could return - but for the amount i'd get for my house i'd be living in a bedsit in st helier ... not a place to bring up 2 kids.

Ben, Northampton
I only moved from Jersey 18 months ago, and can't believe how much it's changed in such a short time, espec. the Waterfront. But St Helier is my hometown and I still love it no matter how bad it gets.

Alan, Normandy
For Liz, Jersey :
Sorry to leave you drowning out there, but I can hardly afford even the fare to get to Jersey these days !!! You can fly to Greece cheaper than to Jersey :-(

My house with 1.5 acres in Normandy cost me about the price of a one car garage in St Helier. Must say, it's not very tempting to come back and live in a garage (where would I park the car ???!)

When I do manage to visit my family on rare occasions, I am always horrified to see what a money and finance based culture can do to destroy an environment.

Maybe one day, the "tax-haven" will disappear... just hope you all learn to swim before that day. I wouldn't rely on the wealthy folk who have built all the tacky tasteless horrors to help you too much.

Hey Jane, do as I do : say you're from the Channel Islands ;-))

Frank, USA
Sorry to say, and this will anger some, but I dont miss Jersey in the slightest. I left 3 years ago to marry my dear wife, Thelma, and we live here in the US.

Jersey for me was restrictive, lacked ideas, had corrupt governing bodies (oh yes) and now I hear there is no tourism. It is sad, but alas, the world moves on, catch up!

Stephanie, Kent
Having been born in the Island and having lived there all my life, I finally left Jersey 2 years ago.

It was a really difficult decision to make - leaving all my friends and family behind - but I can honestly say that I have never been happier (PAYE was a shocker at first but, as with most things, you get used to it).

If I want the beach it is a short drive away - as are huge woods, castles, lakes and wide open spaces.There is fast access to the rest of the country and especially the continent.

I'm never at a loss for something to do at a weekend and my social life does not revolve around pubs and clubs (like it seems to for all young people on the Island).

I can't get "fogbound". I earn less and have a lot less cash to spend but somehow it doesn't seem to matter.

Will I go back? I doubt it. Jersey was already on the path to self-destruction before I left and judging by feedback from friends and family, nothing has changed.