THE Housing Minister has defended himself in the wake of strong criticism from a Scrutiny panel claiming that he wasn’t “up to speed” with his brief after four months in post. Deputy Malcolm Ferey was ...

A FORMER St Aubin restaurant could become a shop with self-catering accommodation and a permanent home under plans arguing that retaining its restaurant use is no longer commercially viable. The ...

JERSEY War Tunnels hopes to put itself “on a par” with leading European Second World War museums through plans for a new exhibition space and improvements to visitor facilities. Trevellyan Operations, ...

A JERSEY initiative helping women build friendships and tackle loneliness has officially become a registered charity. Her Code, which creates opportunities for women and girls to connect through ...

TWO vehicles collided at a Longueville Road junction yesterday afternoon, leaving both drivers with minor injuries and causing rush-hour delays. The crash happened at around 5.20pm on Thursday 22 ...

FARMING representatives have defended the sector as operating within a “robust framework of regulation and oversight” after more than 300 hazards were uncovered in agricultural workers’ accommodation.

A POLITICIAN who has been calling for the return of a government-backed scheme enabling free entry to Jersey Museum has said he is “likely” to bring forward a proposition if further conversations with ...

AN “ACCOMPLISHED guitarist” who played in a Black Sabbath tribute band has been handed a probation order after attempting to smuggle 10g of heroin into Jersey for “personal use”. John Edward Ansell ...

A VULNERABILITY within a programming language that sparked global disruption has highlighted a “key” cybersecurity issue, according to the head of the team spearheading the Island’s digital defences.

A PROTECTED tulip tree brushing against the new home of Jersey’s children’s mental-health service could be cut back by 20%. Planning permission is being sought to reduce and reshape the tree at ...

DANGEROUS drivers “should expect to be caught and prosecuted”, the police chief has warned after Jersey’s inaugural mobile speed camera secured its first conviction. A newly qualified driver caught ...

HEALTH spending with taxi firms in Southampton and surrounding areas rose by 75% in two years, reaching almost £250,000 last year, new figures reveal. The increase came as more Jersey patients ...