A LANDMARK legislation to introduce a legal right for Islanders with terminal conditions to end their lives passed the final ...
JERSEY DRIVERS once again stamped their authority on the Little Big Group Guernsey Rally as Ross Le Noa, partnered by Derek ...
MINISTERS have stopped short of committing to immediate action on land, groundwater and private water supplies contaminated with toxic “forever chemicals”. The government accepted the latest set of ...
JERSEY Dairy has moved to reassure Islanders after questions were raised on social media about the shelf life of its milk. The dairy said it had received queries asking why its milk appeared to be ...
A MOVE to introduce a business-pays model as part of an overhaul of a new food licensing scheme should be scrapped according to a backbench scrutiny panel. Environment Minister Steve Luce has lodged ...
Together with Nudge, we’re offering listeners of the Warm Up, Cool Down podcast an opportunity to win 2x free tickets to The ...
We stepped into the dojo this week for Tryout Tuesday, leaving the rowing oars for the mat to get a taste of what aikido is all about down at Oakfield Sports Centre, with Aikido Mukyokan Jersey.
WORK to refit the Jersey Lifeboat Association’s all-weather lifeboat Sir Max Aitken III – to help extend its service life “for many more years” – remains under way. The Tyne-class steel lifeboat is ...
Opinion
Running for office in Jersey? How much courage do you bring to get government out of the way?
By Douglas Kruger ‘I’M different to the rest.’ That’s the message aspiring politicians hope to convey in the run-up to our elections. But genuine distinction is more than just cosmetic. It entails ...
FUTURE training for staff to deal with incidents such as a knife assault that took place at Haute Vallée School earlier this month could take place, the Education Minister has revealed. In the States ...
A VAPING tax which is expected to cost around £400,000 to implement over the next four years could generate millions for States coffers, the Treasury Minister has said. Responding to questions from ...
THE Health Minister has admitted that there is no timetable and no expected savings underpinning controversial proposals to charge some Islanders for medical travel, emergency treatment, and extended ...
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