FOR years, Jersey’s health service has been locked in the same cycle: too few permanent staff, too many agency contracts, and ...

JERSEY Bulls Women secured nine from nine in Surrey Division 1 thanks to a hat-trick from Leah Morris in their convincing 3-0 ...

SATURDAY’S win by Jersey RFC was a victory for old-school defence, after keeping London Scottish Lions to just three points ...

A FOOD kiosk ejected from the slipway at La Pulente two years ago could make a return after the nearby Nude Dunes restaurant was put on the rental market as a shop or office. Karl Sutton, who ran the ...

JERSEY’S “hidden poverty” has been highlighted in new statistics with nearly a quarter of surveyed households unable to afford enough heating over the last 12 months, while further figures show that ...

JERSEY is preparing for the biggest overhaul of its food laws in decades – including mandatory allergen labelling, stricter hygiene rules and a new licensing system for food businesses. Lodged last ...

THE Office of the Children’s Commissioner has warned that the requirement for it to save £61,000 next year as part of the government’s newly-approved spending plans will “restrict” its ability to ...

JERSEY Ladies Hockey 1st XI edged past the British Army in a gripping and hard-fought encounter at Les Quennevais to book their place in the third round of the England Hockey Tier 2 Championships and ...

PARTS of the former Treehouse restaurant on La Marquanderie hill in St Brelade will be demolished and the site converted to accommodation for hotel staff, after the project received planning ...

PASSENGERS travelling from Jersey will be able to eat and drink at a brand new bar and kitchen from 2027, after Ports of Jersey announced the eventual departure of Café Ubé with the development of the ...

It’s described as “hidden poverty,” but the latest official statistics suggest it might be hiding in plain sight. With Statistics Jersey reporting in their most recent study that close to a quarter of ...

JERSEY’S health service is bracing itself for an influx of Islanders suffering with flu over the Christmas period. The Public Health Department said “typically” Jersey’s peaks of the illness come ...