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The Island’s cooks, bakers, canners and gardeners are being invited to meet up and trade their homemade and homegrown bounty at a big food swap this weekend.The free food exchanges are becoming increasingly popular in the UK and America and the National Tru...
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After years of debate and wrangling, the National Trust for Jersey have agreed to buy the Plémont headland for £7.15 million.The deal to secure the future of one of the last remaining unspoilt parts of Jersey’s unique c...
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Former St John Constable Graeme Butcher appeared in the Royal Court this morning charged with 15 counts of misconduct in a public office.He is alleged to have dishonestly used the Parish credit card to pay for petrol and other goods and ...
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Police are urgently looking for a 9 mm pistol that was lost in town on Friday afternoon.Although there was no ammunition with the gun when it went missing, police say that they are treatin...
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Making the legal and criminal system less intimidating is one of the big priorities for the Citizens’ Advice Bureau in 2014.Chief executive Malcolm Ferey says that the CAB is playing a full role in the review into access to ...
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More surveys are planned by the campaign group change.je who say that there is a major job to do informing and motivating people about the elections on 15 October.The group put out their first survey this week and are planning more in the run-up to the election. ...
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