States Of Jersey – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Jersey – Interview with ‘HG’

By Peter Ould Posted on August 1, 2013 Posted in Church of England, Winchester Diocese 2 Comments Tagged with Allegations, Bbc, Broadcast, Church of England, Consultation, Current, Hg, Indecent Assault, Inquiries, Insufficient Evidence, Jersey Police, Led, People, Prosecution, States Of Jersey, Winchester Diocese, Woman

Yesterday I was able to see an interview with HG, the woman at the centre of the current crisis involving the Church of England on Jersey. In it HG makes a number of allegations against various people in the Diocese …

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Winchester Dodges the Issues

By Peter Ould Posted on July 24, 2013 Posted in Canon Law, Church of England, Jersey 8 Comments Tagged with Bishops, Borders, Canon Law, Canons, Church of England, Criminal Law, Emailed, England And Wales, Golden Rule, Government Of England, Judiciary, Law And Order, Pr Company, Public Position, Reply, Spokesperson, States Of Jersey, Terms Of Reference, Winchester Diocese, Winchester England

Over three working days ago I asked the spokesperson for Winchester Diocese a very simple question. Three days later I still haven’t had a reply, and that’s probably because the very simple question I asked strikes to the heart of …

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Jersey – More Letters

By Peter Ould Posted on May 28, 2013 Posted in Jersey No Comments Tagged with Anglican Church, Answering Questions, Attorney General, Bailiff, Canons, Churchwarden, Constitutional Relationship, Dean, Deanery, Ecclesiastical Law, Hg, Jersey Evening Post, Lunchtime, Oath Of Office, Pr Consultancy, Privy Council, States Of Jersey, Terms Of Reference, Th March, Winchester

The following letter was printed in the Jersey Evening Post this lunchtime. Dear Sir, We are now over 10 weeks into a divisive dispute with the Bishop of Winchester.Â This dispute is seriously harming relations between the Island and the …

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