THE need to protect a fund which helps Islanders afford the cost of seeing a doctor has been highlighted by the representative body for Jersey GPs. Discussions have taken place between ministers ...

THE significance of the finance industry to Jersey’s economy is not in doubt; however, its future prosperity is. It is why the last government spent a lot of time, money and effort to come up with ...

THE company behind long-awaited plans for 238 apartments and a 103-room aparthotel in town has revealed it is “considering if the market is right” to proceed with the £120 million development. The ...

A CANNABIS cultivator is considering its next steps and “remains committed to working constructively with the government” after permission allowing it to run noisy chillers at its St Lawrence base was ...

TINO Rossi, who died on 29 May at the age of 91, was one of a number of young Italians who came to Jersey in the 1950s and 1960s to work in hotels and restaurants, and who, having started their ...

DOZENS of children in Jersey are currently receiving support from Children’s Services in relation to exploitation risks, the Children’s Minister has revealed – as pressure mounts for an independent ...

IN UK politics, Andy Burnham became the new Labour Party leader and was sworn in as Prime Minister on Monday. Financial markets have been calmer since press reports suggested Home Secretary Shabana ...

POLICE are appealing for witnesses after a woman and child were injured when a ladder fell from a scaffolding truck on St ...

A CARE assistant accused of a string of early morning sexual offences against five different women has claimed he only ...

AN advocacy worker who was hospitalised with sepsis has lost her claims of disability discrimination and constructive dismissal against her former employer after a tribunal found key parts of her ...

THERE are no plans to issue new Jersey banknotes bearing the image of King Charles III, the government has confirmed. Although King Charles is approaching the fourth anniversary of his accession to ...

A GOVERNMENT scheme giving buses priority through one of the Island’s busiest junctions has officially opened following a major infrastructure upgrade at the western end of the Esplanade. LibertyBus ...