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From frontline and charity sector workers to the island's filter-in-turn traffic system, the Bailiff praised the "quintessentially Jersey thing" of service in his Liberation Day speech.One of the themes of Liberation Day this year is the importance of service....
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The secret to a long life, you ask? According to a Jersey-born woman who just celebrated her 104th birthday, the answer may have something to do with sobriety, "luck"... and chocolate biscuits.Lilian Renault née Maloret, now a grandmother of four and a great-grandmother of six, wa...
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A report seeking to establish exactly what happened in Alderney during the Second World War, and how many people died in the island during its Occupation, is likely to be published before the end of this month.Historian, Dr Gilly Carr posted on X (formerly Twitter) that the Lord Pickles Alderney Expert Review...
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A range of views on assisted dying has come from islanders with disability or long term medical conditions.Thirty-eight people, responding to an additional consultation recommended by the Jersey Ethical Revi...
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The former head of the Jersey Lifeboat Association has claimed that a "sham report" into a collision involving its vessel resulted in people withholding donations from the charity.Ben Shenton was speaking at a complaints panel meeting held at the States Chambers yesterday....
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Over £800k in illicit funds stored in a Jersey trust by a Mozambique civil servant are set to make their way back to the southern African nation to help combat financial crime.Deception and bribery in Mozambique sparked a Royal Court case last year, after a civil servant from...
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