IT is easy to forget that although Jersey was liberated in May 1945, for many Europeans further to the east, their freedom was short-lived. A guest of honour in Liberation Square on Saturday was His ...

THE popular Norman Market will return to St Helier tomorrow, bringing a taste of France to the Weighbridge for five days of food, drink and shopping. Running from Wednesday 13 May until Sunday 17 May, ...

A MAN who tried to import 57.15g of cocaine inside hollowed out candles has been jailed for more than three years. In the ...

A JERSEY-BORN civil servant has been named as the new head of the Employment, Social Security and Housing Department – the government department whose remit includes administering income support, ...

BUSINESSES are being urged to back plans for a free community sports festival in Howard Davis Park this summer, featuring a giant screen showing the latter stages of the Football World Cup and ...

OVER 1,000 Islanders have signed a petition calling for changes to seasonal dog restrictions on Jersey’s beaches. The petition, titled “amend restriction times for dogs on beaches”, argued that the ...

By John Henwood BETTER Jersey is a fictional party, it does not exist. I created it as a device for the purposes of promoting ...

A MAN who embarked on a crime spree within months of arriving in the Island has been jailed for three years and recommended ...

A REMARKABLE comeback, or a catastrophic collapse? ATF St Ouen Springfield lost six wickets for five runs to snatch a tie ...

FOR some, charity fundraising may involve running a marathon, hosting a special event or baking and selling cakes. But few would have thought to travel to the Arctic circle to complete a 240km husky ...

RWB NOMADS 1st XI capped off a superb campaign in dramatic fashion as they lifted the Upton Trophy following an unforgettable ...

INCOMING politicians have been challenged to tackle a startling wealth gap which finds a quarter of Jersey children living in ...