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Durrell are hoping their Thai chefs can cook up plenty for hungry visitors this weekend, and so raise funds to replace out of date equipment.Staff will be working late, and for free, on Friday night running a Thai restaurant and takeaway, wi...
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The vice-principal of City College Brighton and Hove is moving to the Island to become Head of Highlands College.Steve Lewis (58) will take over from Lesley Toms in September. She recently announced her retirement...
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Proposals to extend restrictions on the jobs that new immigrants can do are being put forward by a States Deputy, who says ministers are just “re-arranging the deckchairs on the Titanic”.Deputy Roy Le Hérissier wants to amend the immigration policy that Chief Minister Ian Gorst w...
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A large nineteenth century listed farmhouse in St Saviour, where Jersey’s prizewinning “Countess” cow was first bred, has been left to charity.La Fevrerie on La Route de Maufant, close to Durrell, has been bequeathed to the National Trust, wit...
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Toads may once have been so common that they gave Jerseymen the nickname "Crapauds" but now they're so threatened that Jersey’s Environment department is urging Islanders not to disturb their spawning areas.The department say that local biodiversity is under threat from the spread of non-native invasive sp...
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Jersey’s Transport Minister says he’s looking at a "Boris Bike"-style scheme from France as part of a strategy to cut traffic.Many towns in Europe have rental schemes where people can pay to hire a bike with their debitcard, t...
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