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A MARITIME enforcement operation targeting private vessels arriving in the Island saw UK Border Security Command personnel work alongside office…
A MAN who called in sick for community service – but was spotted by a probation officer walking around town – has been found in breach of his or…
IN the same way as there was a large gap in terms of what election candidates spent on their campaigns, the amount invested for every vote recei…
POLITICIANS will be held “firmly” to a pre-election pledge to support the charitable sector – after 38 Members of the 49-strong States Assembly…
STUDENTS heading to university this autumn are being urged to take advantage of free Meningitis B vaccinations. Students in Year 13 and under-25…
A PENSIONER who brandished an “enormous” knife while telling three women that they “are not from here” and “have no rights” has been jailed. Arm…
THREE States Members who stood for election under the Value Jersey banner have stepped forward to meet the expenses bills of three other candida…
A STUDENT support group has urged the new government “to do a lot better” for Jersey post-graduates, describing the current funding system as “d…
A DEDICATED 77-year-old supporter of Sanctuary Trust has taken to the skies for an incredible challenge of a lifetime. Eddie Culkin took an enor…
A ST Peter store is set to almost double in size after the approval of a planning application. The branch of Marks and Spencer currently occupie…
JERSEY could be set to welcome more cruise ships to its shores as Ports of Jersey has begun strategically considering how to attract the vessels…
A NEW law that gives next-of-kin the right to urgently review treatment options for their loved ones could be introduced in Jersey following the…
AN 18-YEAR-OLD has been accused of taking two vehicles without their owners’ consent and driving without a licence. Kayden Christopher Batchelor…
A LONDON-BASED fraudster who used stolen credit cards to buy thousands of pounds worth of technology from Jersey shops before travelling to the…
A FARMER is calling on this year’s second Visites du Branchage – which is the deadline for overgrown trees, hedges, walls and banques to be cut…
MORE than three tonnes of octopus were landed in Jersey last year according to recently published figures, more than double the amount caught in…
A MAN who breached a community-service order has been ordered to complete an additional 20 hours. Henry De Oliveira Robbe (19) admitted the brea…
Capital International’s Jersey business has expanded significantly in recent years, with a series of acquisitions helping to strengthen the firm…