PLANS to remove a historic petrol pump from outside a home in Gorey Village have been rejected. Applicant Cherrylyn Seatter ...

New fitness regime ShredFast has landed in Jersey, making high-intensity workouts accessible to anybody, anywhere, any time.

PLANS for the future use of Kensington Place and Gloucester Street area are being revisited after delays in the progression of the Island’s new hospital meant that key planning documents are now out ...

ONE Islander due to travel to the UK for in-patient treatment had their appointment cancelled after a fire broke out at ...

THE Island’s social-housing provider is expected to see its borrowing surpass half-a-billion pounds by the end of this year, ...

CANNABIS use was a “contributory factor” in 22% of admissions to the acute adult mental-health ward last year, according to new figures released by the Health Minister. Deputy Tom Binet published the ...

By Lindsay Ash FOLLOWING the last election, the Labour party did something fairly unthinkable for a party purporting to represent the more vulnerable sections of society: they cut the winter fuel ...

THE Island’s 25-year-old phototherapy machine is set to be replaced next month in a bid to restart the dermatology treatment suspended in the pandemic. Almost £38,000 was transferred from the E. J.

ONE of Jersey’s oldest established family dairy farms is ceasing production of all dairy and meat products. Blanc Pignon at La Haule is set to close down, with its herd to be dispersed over time. The ...

AN endangered loggerhead turtle washed up in Jersey during Storm Goretti is continuing to make strong progress, with vets now preparing for the next stage of her recovery. Crush is currently being ...

A TEASER trailer for the second series of Bergerac has been released by UKTV as the BBC Studios-owned broadcaster prepares for Jersey’s most famous detective to return “in the spring”. Filming for the ...

A LANDMARK UK court ruling on protest laws has “no relevance” to Jersey, the Attorney General has insisted – as he firmly rejected comparisons between the Island’s new public order legislation and ...