JERSEY’S coastal rowers took to the northern Tynemouth coast, earning a massive medal haul over the weekend. Rick Rouille, one of Jersey’s most decorated coastal rowers, has produced some fantastic ...

A DECLINE in the number of Jersey cancer patients using a £56,000-per-year shuttle bus means that it is “more economic” for the Health Department to fund taxis for Islanders undergoing cancer ...

A RARE single-digit number plate has been sold for £350,000 at auction. There had been speculation that the J5 plate could ...

WITH roadworks seemingly around every corner this summer, it has been revealed that more than 40% of them could be illegal or non-compliant. Carrying out a survey last year on Islandwide roadworks, ...

THE Water’s Edge Hotel is due to be demolished this winter to make way for a luxury stepped family home, if all legal prerequisites are completed in time. It is understood that boundaries and other ...

JERSEY not opting to “hook in” to the UK’s controversial Online Safety Act may have worked in the Island’s favour, according to a senior scrutineer – as ministers push ahead with the development of ...

AN ISLAND swimmer was back in the water yesterday barely 48 hours after completing a marathon race in Switzerland. In the latest endurance challenge of a swimming CV stretching back almost two decades ...

HUNDREDS of affordable homes could be delivered each year under a new government programme that aims to tackle Jersey’s housing crisis and population challenges by addressing years of underinvestment ...