PLANS have been submitted for a commemorative plaque honouring a Jersey cartographer on a listed building in the Royal Square. Applicant Peter Hargreaves wants to see the work navigation teacher, ...
ORGANISATIONS that wish to reinvest profits into social projects are being forced to navigate a “clunky” and “bureaucratic” regulatory environment because of a “gap in legislation”, the Economic ...
A MINISTER has pledged to seek to improve communication with residents after around 100 people attended a public meeting in ...
The car was declared a write-off after being badly damaged by fire. AN incident in which an electric car burst into flames on a St Helier street has highlighted a serious lack of provision for the ...
ISLANDERS have until midnight tonight to cast their votes in the 2026 Pride of Jersey Awards. More than 25,000 votes have already been submitted across the 14 categories. The awards, organised by the ...
A JERSEYMAN’S short film is to be screened at a major New York festival. Jersey filmmaker Philip Clyde-Smith’s A Hand to Hold will be screened at Williamsburg Cinemas on Thursday 8 October as part of ...
A CANCER charity is joining forces with its Guernsey counterpart to encourage thousands of Islanders to make regular breast checking part of their routine. ABC Jersey has become the official Jersey ...
A SERIAL criminal has been jailed for throwing drugs, alcohol and vapes into the prison and spitting at two emergency service ...
THE details of modern-slavery legislation due to be brought forward in Jersey are being established as part of efforts to “strengthen protections against exploitation”. Home Affairs Minister Helen ...
CONSTRUCTION work has begun at Albert Pier as Ports of Jersey look to improve its long-term future. The bankseat, which is at the southern end of the pier and faces St Helier Yacht Club, was ...
TAXPAYERS are set to see a rise in long-term care contributions phased over the next few years as part of efforts to maintain “vital support” that the fund provides. The proposed increase in the ...
THE family of five-year-old Kason Le Flahec is inviting Islanders to come together this month to remember him and raise money for three organisations that supported them. Kason’s Day will return on ...