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	Saint Helier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saint Helier (Jèrriais: St Hélyi) is one of the twelve parishes, and the largest town in Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands in the English Channel.
		The medieval hagiographies of Helier, the patron saint martyred in Jersey and after whom the parish and town are named, suggest a picture of a small fishing village on the dunes between the marshy land behind and the high-water mark.
		Although the Parish Church of St Helier is now some considerable distance from the sea, at the time of its original construction it was on the edge of the dunes at the closest practical point to the offshore islet called the Hermitage (site of Helier's witness and martyrdom).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St_Helier (1607 words)

	Saint Helier - Saint Hélyi - Saint Hélier
		The Parish of St. Helier is one of the twelve Parishes of Jersey, and is home to about a third of the population.
		Helier started performing miracles (among them: negotiating with the rabbits that plagued his garden so that they could share the vegetables that grew there; curing blindness; removing a snake from the mouth of a man who had had the misfortune of having it slither in there while he was asleep).
		Marculf left Helier alone on his rock, and Helier remained there for fifteen years, only eating once a week, until he was so weakened from hunger and the rigours of life on his exposed rock that he could barely move.
	user.itl.net /~geraint/helier.html (1490 words)

	St. Helier
		In 1649, from what was then the marketplace in St. Helier, Laurens Hamptonne proclaimed loyalty to Charles II, following the execution of his father, Charles I. The first such proclomation of allegiance in the British Isles.
		The young Helier was understandably rather upset at this turn of events and ran away eventually turning to another early Christian missionary, St.Marcouf, for advice.
		Over the following 15 years Helier gained the respect of the pagan islanders as they believed that his powers of prayer were keeping the marauding Norman pirates from invading the island.
	jersey.typepad.com /st_helier (643 words)

	Radio St. Helier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In 1970, Mike Button, the founder member of Radio St. Helier, while lying in the bath one day thought it would be a good idea to present a radio programme to the patients of St. Helier Hospital and from that thought the station continued to grow.
		The 6th June 1970 saw the inception of Radio St. Helier, presenting programmes from a small room that was shared with the hospital chaplain.
		Radio St. Helier now broadcasts 365 days a year from a studio complex located on the first floor of the hospital itself between A and B blocks.
	www.radiosthelier.co.uk (268 words)

	Noonsite: St Helier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The conditions at St Helier Pierhead (wind speed, direction and strength of gusts) is broadcast every 2 minutes on VHF channel 18.
		There are three marinas in St Helier, but only St Helier Marina (the'Town marina') is normally open to visiting yachts.
		St Helier marina is close to the centre of the town and recently the number of available berths has been increased.
	www.noonsite.com /Countries/ChannelIslands/StHelier (582 words)

	St Helier VTS
		Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust is a large acute Trust serving South West London and Surrey.
		Epsom General Hospital is situated close to the centre of Epsom, whilst St Helier Hospital, which also incorporates Queen Mary's Hospital for Children on site, is situated in Carshalton.
		St Helier Hospital shares its site with Queen Mary's Hospital for Children.
	www.stheliervts.co.uk (539 words)

	St Helier Lifeboat Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The St. Helier RNLI high-speed inflatable Inshore Lifeboat "Eve Pank" was called out just before 12:00 noon today, 20th October, to assist a Hobie Cat sailing boat capsised in St. Aubin's Bay.
		With strong winds and choppy conditions, the two members of the Hobie crew were having difficultly in righting the boat and were swept onto rocks on the west side of Elizabeth Castle by the prevailing swell.
		A rope was attached to the Hobie mast and used to tow the boat clear of the rocks; once a suitably safe distance had been established, the Hobie was righted and left to set sail for St. Aubins.
	www.sthelierlifeboat.co.uk (189 words)

	Welcome
		You will find a range of information including details about our hospitals, how to find them and guidance on what you can expect when you come to visit as an inpatient, outpatient or relative.
		The Trust has recently changed its critical care and surgery services at Epsom Hospital and St Helier Hospital to ensure their continued safety and sustainability.
		If you have any comments about the site, either what you like or don't like, we are keen to hear from you p
	www.epsom-sthelier.nhs.uk (151 words)

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