JERSEY’S long-term care scheme is something the Island should be “proud of”, the Social Security Minister has said amid plans to increase contributions by 1% by 2030. Senator Elaine Millar said the ...

A 45-YEAR-OLD UK man will stand trial in February after allegedly breaking the Island’s immigration law by carrying two Albanian nationals on a boat from France to Jersey. James Andrew Harris, of ...

A MAN who headbutted a police officer and kicked with such force that he had to be placed in leg restraints has avoided prison after showing “immediate and genuine remorse”. Jake Thomas Hudson (34) ...

STAN Dunne has signed a one-year deal with Bristol Rovers and has already made his first-team debut. The 18-year-old midfielder made the switch to the Pirates following a successful trial period with ...

AROUND 100 additional households are likely to benefit from changes to the system of cold weather payments announced by the Social Security Minister. The payments, which are made for months when the ...

A CONSULTATION on proposals to update laws around the use of copyrighted materials and the enforcement of those rules has been launched. The proposed changes to the Intellectual Property (Unregistered ...

WITH all the star-power, history and immense scale of Eurosurf Junior 2026, Jersey’s surfers proved they have the ability to compete at the top-level. Representing the Channel Islands, 11 of Jersey’s ...

PLANS to demolish a care home and build 11 “assisted living” apartments have been unanimously approved by the Planning Committee. States Members on the committee voted by five to zero in support of ...

ALL evidence in the Haut du Mont explosion trial has now been heard, the Royal Court has been told – with jurors expected to retire to consider their verdicts towards the end of next week.

AN ELITE field and wet autumnal weather should ensure the Island’s biggest competitive motorsport event is a thrilling ...

JERSEY’S ‘biggest’ book sale is returning this weekend having raised more than £615,402 since its launch 32 years ago. The ...

A PRIMARY school that was forced to close because of a flood caused by a burst hot water cylinder will reopen for all pupils today, the head teacher has confirmed. Students at d’Auvergne School in St ...