ENCOURAGING” figures which show the number of property transactions has increased during the second quarter of this year “point to a more active yet stable market”, according to the Housing Minister.
AT least eight Island charities have confirmed that they may be affected by a potential cyber security incident. The Information Commissioner confirmed to the JEP that a stream of charities had ...
CHANNEL waters will be filled with swimmers this weekend as a charity fundraiser returns. Now in its fifth year, the Jersey – France Challenge see swimmers take on a 14-mile relay swim from Jersey to ...
IF I were you, I wouldn’t start from here.” The punchline to a very old Irish joke about a tourist asking a farmer the way to Dublin could equally be applied to those preparing for a mountain ...
MINISTERS are exploring how to continue funding a drive to bolster Jersey’s air connectivity once a support package that has helped Ports of Jersey attract new airlines and secure new routes concludes ...
A TEAM from Durrell has helped save dozens of rare baby geckos after their eggs came under attack from invasive ants in ...
RESIDENTS living along a once-quiet lane in Trinity which has become the main northbound diversion route around roadworks at nearby Sion say they feel badly let down by the government. The inhabitants ...
A MOTHER accused of laundering tens of thousands of pounds generated by her son’s cocaine-importing operation has told the ...
A BABY girl has become the first child born aboard Guernsey’s marine ambulance in 18 years. Harriet Mae Magell arrived while ...
WATER balloons might be fun on a hot day, but they are creating a problem at Jersey’s Splashpad. Active Jersey is asking ...
CONTROVERSIAL measures being taken in the UK to combat overcrowding in prisons are being watched “closely”, according to Jersey’s Home Affairs Minister – but no decisions have been made to change ...
JERSEY Heritage has launched a new set of free activity booklets to turn children into “Heritage Hunters” during the summer ...