RECRUITMENT to core roles within the Health Department was a driving factor in the continued growth of the public sector workforce documented by the most recent Labour Market report from Statistics ...

THE search for mystery drone flyers who caused two days of travel chaos at the end of the half-term week continued last night, as the government confirmed “additional measures” have been put in place ...

AN Islander is raising thousands of pounds for charity as he prepares to run three UK marathons across three consecutive weekends in memory of his son who died of a brain tumour aged just six. David ...

A RENEWED push to boost the Island’s burgeoning film and television industry to encourage producers and directors to shoot in Jersey is being launched. It comes following the success of the reboot of ...

JERSEY captain Emily Green believes the island’s silver-medal success at the 2026 Island Invitational Netball Games sent a message that talent, opportunity and ambition in Jersey extend far beyond the ...

FOOTBALL has been ever-present in my life for more than 40 years, watching, playing and coaching, so it was a dream come true ...

QUESTIONS over how long “unsightly” temporary structural bracing will be in place at Gorey Pier have been raised by boat owners following the removal of the landing stage. Gorey Boat Owners ...

AN additional £10 million could be transferred into the Social Security Fund to help address its projected structural deficit ...

ENABLING works in advance of the major redevelopment of Elizabeth Harbour are expected to begin next year. The update from ...

BRAVERY in the face of intimidation personified the Evelyn Partners Jets’ win over a boisterous Blackpool on Saturday. Evelyn Partners Jets 55 – 42 Blackpool Q1: 11-12Q2: 11-11 [22-23]Q3: 17-11 [39-34 ...

A PRIMARY school in Jersey has been officially recognised by UNICEF for its commitment to children’s rights. St Saviour’s Primary School was this week awarded UNICEF UK’s Gold Rights Respecting School ...

TWO former senior government finance officials have called for ministers to explain the long-term risks of drawing £42 million from Social Security reserves before politicians approve next year’s ...