JERSEY not opting to “hook in” to the UK’s controversial Online Safety Act may have worked in the Island’s favour, according to a senior scrutineer – as ministers push ahead with the development of ...

AN ISLAND swimmer was back in the water yesterday barely 48 hours after completing a marathon race in Switzerland. In the latest endurance challenge of a swimming CV stretching back almost two decades ...

HUNDREDS of affordable homes could be delivered each year under a new government programme that aims to tackle Jersey’s housing crisis and population challenges by addressing years of underinvestment ...

A LARGE hotel and conference centre, including a wellness spa and swimming pool, can enhance Jersey’s reputation as a destination for tourists and elite sports teams, the man behind the scheme has ...

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NOT enough support is provided to help understand complex regulations when setting up not-for-profit organisations, a ...

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GOVERNMENT proposals for a 25-year capital investment strategy leave the “door open to unlimited debt” and lack a realistic delivery plan, according to the chair of the States spending watchdog.

A REPLACEMENT headline author has been revealed for the Jersey Festival of Words following an unexpected cancellation. Award-winning novelist Kate Mosse CBE has been added to the line-up for the ...

The wife of a cancer patient currently undergoing treatment has completed an inter-island row to raise funds for charity.

CLINICAL staff should receive training about the appropriate use of mood-altering drugs on dementia patients after an audit report discovered “inadequate” documentation of prescribing reasons in the ...