A WEEK was a long time in politics for Harold Wilson during his time as PM, which has meant the wait to get Jersey’s new Heritage Act into law has been a very long one. The draft legislation was ...

RAISING the amount customers could claim back if a local bank collapsed risks creating bad “optics” by sending large sums to wealthy depositors outside Jersey, the Treasury Minister has warned. Deputy ...

THERE has been a “significant decrease” in the number of people being discharged without accommodation being detained under the Mental Health Law, the mental health director has said. Andy Weir ...

A SUSPENDED hospital consultant is no longer employed by the Health Department – despite having the ban on his practice lifted, the minister has confirmed. Dr Michael Richardson, a long-standing medic ...

FURTHER details on plans intended to transform part of Jersey’s east coast to prevent it from flooding have been revealed in what is described as the biggest project of its kind for over a century.

GOVERNMENT investment in construction is needed right away to avoid more local businesses – like Style Group – going under, according to the building trade. Yesterday, the group, which included AC ...

JERSEY Spartans’ Steven Mackay, Jamie Oldham, Tyler Johnson and Ted Chamberlain are all set to make their mark on the national stage once again, competing in the England Athletics Relay Championships’ ...

A barbecue fire at a St Helier flat – that left the occupier with minor injuries – was swiftly dealt with by the Jersey Fire ...

SPADE in the ground” works are continuing at Overdale in preparation for the new hospital – with a preferred tenderer for the ...

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 ...

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

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 ...