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A Jersey politician is calling for ministers to come clean and reveal the figures behind the “new “ Masterplan for the Jersey International Finance Centre.Senator Alan Breckon believes the proposals for the development have changed considerably since they...
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States departments were left with £22 million in their budgets at the end of last year but have put most of the money into new projects aimed at supporting the economy.The end of 2013 saw States departments finish £22.8 million under budget, but almost all of th...
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The Police are urging Islanders to drive carefully as thick fog covers the Island for a second day and has caused yet more travel disruption.The advice on their website is to drive slowly using dipped headlights and fog lights when it’...
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Jersey’s Coastal National Park is under the spotlight as a new team discusses how it will work for those living and working in it and how locals and visitors can best use it to enjoy the Island’s natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage.The States approved the Coastal National Park in 2001 to protect parts of the Island’s coastli...
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Anyone who suffered abuse in Jersey care or foster homes has been invited to contact the new Independent Jersey Care Inquiry, which launches next month.The inquiry, led by Frances Oldham QC, will be looking into what went wrong in Jersey’s childc...
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Teenage Beaulieu student Lillian Garnier will have one of her dreams come true now she’s become the PwC Jersey Young Musician of the Year 2014.The Year 12 student fought off competition from five other finalists and wowed both the judges and a...
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