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Over 400 tonnes of fly ash from the Energy from Waste plant is being shipped out of the Island this week.It’s the first of a series of waste shipments to remove the 15,000 tonnes of fly ash which has...
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Senator Alan Maclean is considering running for Chief Minister if he gets re-elected in October – but he says that his next term would be his last.The Economic Development Minister has fired the starting gun on the race to lead the next Council of...
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Islanders are being asked to keep their eyes peeled for one of our rarest reptiles this summer, the harmless grass snake.The grass snake is Jersey’s only snake and is the focus of a new campaign designed to halt the...
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More funding should be allocated to the Trackers Apprenticeship Programme to build on its continuing success, according to the Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel.Set up in 2012, it was originally intended to offer training and apprenticeships to Islanders betwee...
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Beauty salons have been ordered to stop offering “teeth whitening” services and threatened with fines of up to £5,000 after a Health department crackdown.Dentists have been bristling about salons offering teeth whitening, and have complained to the Healt...
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A compensation scheme for victims of child abuse in Jersey care homes has paid out more than £1.75 million to more than 100 people, the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry has been told in its opening hearing, as ministers have pledged their full support.Ministers and States departments have already handed over tens of thousands of pages of documents st...
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