​All occupiers of land bordering on the public roads of the Parish must trim hedges and branches and cut all overhanging trees so as to give a clearance of 12 feet over main roads and by-roads and 8 feet over footpaths and must remove any other encroachments, including all cuttings and trimings, on the public highway.  An administrative penalty up to £100 may be levied for each infranction.

​A Beetle Drive will be held at Trinity Parish Hall commencing at 7.00 pm.

A buffet and tea, coffee or soft drink will be served during the interval.

Adults £8.00 

Primary school children £4.00

Tickets at the door

​To be held in the Parish Hall at 7.30 pm

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Liberation Day

Thursday 9th May 2019

A service and re-enactment to mark the 74th anniversary of the Liberation of Jersey will be held in Liberation Square, St Helier, at 11.00 a.m. on Thursday 9th May 2019. Free reserved seating (which must be occupied no later than 10.30 a.m.) is available and will be allocated by the Parishes to Parish Senior Citizens (those who were resident in Jersey during the Occupation, those evacuated, deported or those serving in the forces at that time) and their immediate and extended families. These tickets can accommodate wheelchairs.

Applications should be made to your Parish Hall by no later than Thursday 18^th April 2019 so that tickets may be allocated. Unaccompanied senior citizens who require assistance with transport should also contact the Parish Hall by Thursday 18^th April 2019 so that appropriate arrangements may be made.

Islanders who do not fall into the above category and who wish to attend this event can collect tickets for free seating from the Bailiff's Chambers, Royal Court House, Royal Square. These tickets will be available from Tuesday 23rd April 2019.

​Doors open at 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm start

Adults £8.00 - primary age children £5.00

A buffet will be served in the interval

Tickets available at the door on the night

All welcome

​Doors open at 6.30 pm for a 7.00 pm start

Bean crock & French bread served with tea/coffee

Adults £8.00 - primary age children £5.00

IMPORTANT NOTICE

There will be a bulk renewal of driving licences commencing in the Autumn - please check the expiry date of your driving licence.

Licences can be renewed up to 3 months in advance eg if your expiry date is 15th January 2019, you can renew it from 16th October 2018.

One passport photo is required which can be done at Trinity Parish Hall on Monday & Friday mornings between 2nd November & 17th December 09.30 - 12.00 noon £5 for 4 photos.

Licences cost £50 for 10 years.

You can quickly and easily renew your licence online at https://services.parish.gov.je/DrivingLicence/Entre/Renew

You will need a photo which can be taken using your smartphone or a digital camera (we also provide the option to send a passport style photo by post).

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An Assembly of the Principals and Electors of the Parish of Trinity will be held in the Parish Hall on Thursday 6^th December 2018 at 7.30 pm to:-

1.       To elect one Constable's Officer for the Vingtaine of Ville a l'Eveque, the current holders' term of office due to expire.

2.         In accordance with Article 32 of the Rates (Jersey) Law 2005 to elect two members of the Assessment Committee to serve for three years from 1st January 2019, the terms of office of Mr M L Picot and Mr P Richardson being due to expire on 31st December 2018.

3.       Consider the following application for recommendation to the Assembly of Governor, Bailiff and Jurats for the year 2019:

Name:.                      TPG Limited

Category:                   Sixth

Business Address:       TPG, La Rue es Picots, Trinity

Secretary:                  Rupert Huelin

4.       To authorise the Connétable and Procureurs to attend the Royal Court to pass a contract formalising the gift of an irregular shaped strip of land forming the south-western part of the field known as Le Grand Clos de Breton and bearing the number T237.  This gift has enabled the construction of the pedestrian path linking the Parish Hall with the First Time Buyer Development at Le Grand Clos.

​Admission - £5.00 per person

8.00 - 11.00 pm Please bring your own refreshments - no glass to be left on site

Raffle to be held - any prize donations gratefully accepted!

​Further details of what to do for all boxes are available from the Parish Hall - 865345

Closing date for boxes to be delivered to the Parish Hall - 5th November 2018

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20181003132736.pdf

​Occupiers of land bordering on the public roads of the Parish must trim hedges and branches and cut all overhanging trees so as to give a clearance of 12 feet over main roads and by-roads and 8 feet over footpaths and must remove any other encroachments, including all cuttings and trimmings, on the public highway.  An administrative penalty up to £100 may be levied for each infraction.

​Due to the Battle of Flowers, the Parish Office will be closed on Thursday 9th August 2018.

​Main Assembly 2018 - CB.doc

​All occupiers of land bordering on the public roads of the Parish must trim hedges and branches and cut all overhanging trees so as to give a clearance of 12 feet over main roads and by-roads and 8 feet over footpaths and must remove any other encroachments, including all cuttings and trimmings, on the public highway.  An administrative penalty up to £100 may be levied for each infraction.

​The Parish Hall is open as follows:

Monday - Friday -           9.00 am - 12.30 pm

Thursday -                       7.00 pm - 9.00 pm

Friday -                            2.00 pm - 4.30 pm

​Tickets - £12.50 each to include a 3 course supper and wine

Available from the Parish Hall - 865345

​Hosted by 'Honeat Nev'

Doors open at 6.30 pm with bingo starting at 7.00 pm

Adults £8, children £5 including buffet

Tickets available on the door

​Doors open at 6.30 pm with Bingo startingt at 7.00 pm

Entry £8.00 which includes supper

Children under 10 £5.00

ALL ARE WELCOME

​Fusion - Vingt, CO, Roads, Assr - CB - 07122017.pdf

​You must have registerd by midday on Wednesday 1st November 2017 to vote in this election.

An Assembly of the Principals and Electors of the Parish of Trinity will be held in the Parish Hall on Thursday 2nd November at 7.30pm for the following business:

Pursuant to an Act of the Royal Court dated 13th October 2017 whereby under Article 19 of the Public Elections (Jersey) Law 2002 it is ordered that an election for the office of Centenier be held.

To elect one Centenier, the term of office of Norman Edward Le Maistre due to expire.

​Come and try your hand at bowling at Trinity Youth Centre

1.00 - 5.00 pm

Everyone welcome - refreshments served

​The Royal Court will be arriving at the Parish Hall at 10.30 am to inspect the Parish - ALL WELCOME

​All occupiers of property in the Parish are obliged by law to trim any vegetation growing on their property that encroaches over the road or footpath so that it no longer encroaches.  A mimimum clearance of 12 feet above all public roads and 8 feet above public footpaths and pavements is required. 

The law requires that all cuttings must be removed.

If occupiers have not complied, they are liable to an administrative penalty and will be instructed to undertake the work.  If the work is still not carried out, the Parish Authorities may arrange for it to be done by a contractor at the occupier's expense.

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Jèrriais recording project

Hopefully many of our Jèrriais-speaking parishioners will be reading this! Some of you will be aware of the recent news that Dr. Mari Jones from Cambridge University, who is Reader in French Linguistics and Language Change (to give her formal title) is leading a project to record Jèrriais this spring/summer onwards. She has been a longstanding friend to Jersey with her great interest in Jèrriais, our native language, now only spoken by less than 5% of Jersey's population. Such has been her interest that she has learnt to speak Jèrriais, really quite fluently!

Starting in April, a team of recorders who themselves speak Jèrriais, want to hear from as many Jèrriais speakers as possible in order to record accent and vocabulary. There are  words and phrases used  in some parishes which are not  used in other parishes! This may not sound very important, but if not recorded by native speakers, they are lost to the printed word only, nowhere nearly as valuable as the spoken word!

So, if you would be willing to have your Jèrriais recorded – it can be speaking to a friend who also speaks Jèrriais or just yourself – please contact Colin Ireson at L'Office du Jèrriais on 449290 or home 726871 to register your interest. Recording can last 10 minutes or half an hour, it's up to you!

Mèrcie bein des fais,

Parish Hall doors open for fizz and canapes at 8.00 pm sharp and will be locked until the murderer is found!!

Tickets £10 each from Trinity Parish Hall and there will be a cash bar for wine, beer and soft drinks

​To be held at Trinity Parish Hall on Sunday 30th April 2017 at 2.00 pm

Join us for afternoon tea and see Miss Trinity crowned

Entrants must be 16 years old or over and reside in the Parish

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Entry £5.00 per person to icnlude afternoon tea - available at the door

For further information and an entry form pelase contact Anita Allchin at anita.allchin@gmail.com or tel 725998

​Commencing at 7.30 pm at the Parish Hall.  Members and non-memers are all welcome - bring your friends and make up a team.  Interesting quiz with a local twist.

Snacks provided - bring your own liquid refreshments.

Tickets - £5.00 per person available from Trinity Parish Hall - 865345.

​All persons who occupy houses, lands and other properties, alongside the public roads in the Parish are notified, in accordance with the requirements of the Loi (1914) sur la Voirie, that the Visites du Branchage for 2016 will take place on FRIDAY 1st JULY and FRIDAY 9th SEPTEMBER.

All such persons must:

(a)  cut the overhanging branches growing from their properties along those public roads in such a way that there is a height of 12 feet free beneath the branches over the entire width of those roads (including their 'reliefs') and a height of 8 feet free over the footpaths; and

(b)  remove the branches that have been cut off as well as brambles, weeds and all other obstructions and deleterious matter that encroach on the public road or footpath.

Persons who do not comply with these requirements shall be liable to an administrative penalty not exceeding £100 for each infringement.

ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE FUTURE OF JERSEY

How do you think Jersey is doing as a place to live, work and bring up children?  We all have an opinion on what is good about our Island and what could be better. Now is the time to share that opinion. We want to gather your views; not only on how you think Jersey is doing now, but also on how you think we should be doing by 2036.

A community consultation has recently been launched to ask people to help shape a shared, long-term vision for Jersey. Setting a long term vision is a new approach to thinking about and planning for Jersey's future. The vision will describe what Jersey, as a community, believes it can achieve across a range of major outcomes – things which matter to residents' quality of life such as getting good jobs; living longer, healthier lives; and feeling safe.

The choices we make now will affect all of us. This is your opportunity to get involved. We need as many ideas and contributions as possible so that the final plan represents a common Jersey vision.

To find out more and complete the survey go to www.shapingourfuture.gov.je

The survey closes on Sunday 31st July 2016.

On Saturday 11th June, the Connétable will be hosting an afternoon tea party for our Senior Citizens to celebrate our Queen's Official 90th birthday.

It will be held in the Parish Hall, starting at 2.00 pm, with entertainment by the Hot Bananas.

Admission will be free by ticket only which will be available from the Parish Hall.

On Sunday 12th June, there will be a Family Fun Day on the Glebe Field from 12 noon to 4.00 pm.

Bring along a picnic and enjoy the celebrations - there will be bouncy castles, face painting, horse and carriage rides, coconut shy, bug safari, swing boats plus many more family games and attractions.

http://www.gov.je/news/2016/pages/jerseypheasantsurvey.aspx

​3 course supper (including wine) 7.30 pm

Tickets £12.50 each - all proceeds to The Red Cross

​All rate forms should have been returned to the Parish Hall by now.  If you have not done so plese return them immediately.

Thank you!