By Bernard Place There are patterns in public service failure. They are not always obvious from inside the system, but they ...

DFDS sailings for November and December will be published on Tuesday, according to the Chamber of Commerce, which has lobbied for their release following concerns from members. The business group said ...

THE cost of sending Islanders to the UK for specialist mental-health treatment that cannot be provided locally is projected to hit around £7 million this year, it has emerged. Mental health director ...

SPEED humps will remain in place along Old St John’s Road after the scheme was one of several approvals made at the St Helier Roads Committee this week. Chaired by Constable Simon Crowcroft, the ...

A 24-YEAR-OLD Islander who had her life turned upside down earlier this year when she became a quadruple amputee has moved into a rehabilitation centre to continue her recovery. Former JCG student ...

DURRELL is to end the killing of deer for sport at its Dalnacardoch Estate in Scotland earlier than originally expected, the ...

IN what feels like an era-defining season for the Jersey Bulls, players and fans alike can feel quietly confident with the start Elliot Powell’s side have made to the new season. A resounding 5-0 win ...

A NEW law governing the way the Island deals with archaeological finds is “the most important thing in heritage management in Jersey for 25 years”, according to a key player involved in the ...

SPADE in the ground” works are continuing at Overdale in preparation for the new hospital – with a preferred tenderer for the construction of the main acute building “expected to be agreed” before the ...

A MAJOR Island construction group, which includes one of Jersey’s oldest and most recognisable brands, has gone bust. The Style Group – which includes AC Mauger, Style Homes, Style Windows, Style ...

THE government needs to bring in more stringent punishments, such as confiscating and crushing cars, to tackle the perennial issue of drivers using Island roads as a racetrack, according to a former ...

ADDITIONAL routes to France are “absolutely” a priority for Ports of Jersey amid the ongoing drive to bolster the Island’s air links, according to the organisation’s chief executive. Matt Thomas said ...