THREE Jersey swimmers have completed a six-hour swim along a picturesque lake in the French Alps. Julia Morris, Jean Rhodes and Sally Minty-Gravett swam in tandem as they completed their nine-mile ...

PLANS to bring in statutory workplace pensions in Jersey are to be revived during the new political term, the Social Security Minister has confirmed. Senator Elaine Millar said that moves towards a ...

LESS than 24 hours remain to shine a spotlight on Jersey’s unsung heroes before nominations close for what is set to be a record-breaking Pride of Jersey awards. More than 300 Islanders have already ...

A BOOK regarded as one of the most “essential publications” for understanding the history of Jersey has found itself at the heart of a mysterious new phenomenon involving US tech giants and artificial ...

JERSEY’S data watchdog has raised fresh concerns about central government influence and interference in freedom-of-information decisions – warning that individual departments must be allowed to decide ...

A SENIOR spiritual leader of an international Buddhist organisation is due to visit Jersey this month. Reverend Master Kōten Benson, who was appointed Head of the Order of Buddhist Contemplatives last ...

JERSEY’s largest social enterprise is appealing to businessess or the wider Island community for support in helping to ...

A GYM has been ordered to pay a former employee more than £6,200 after failing to pay wages and holiday pay or provide a ...

JERSEY’S Greatest Coffee Morning is returning this month to raise funds for Islanders affected by cancer. Macmillan Jersey is inviting families, schools, businesses, community groups and sports clubs ...

Equine physiotherapists Hannah Foley and Laura De’Ath tell Natasha Baluchi how childhood experiences shaped their career ambitions and why education is at the heart of their roles HAVE you ever ...

A FAMILY’S bid to rebuild the derelict farmhouse home they were thrown out of by Nazi forces more than 80 years ago has been spelled out in the Royal Court. In a bid to maintain a long-held ambition ...

A MAN who tried to import up to £45,500 of cocaine and heroin hidden in Nescafé sachets has been jailed for six years and eight months. Paul Duffy (43) was caught after Customs officers intercepted ...