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A businesswoman who founded an award-winning portable travel cot and carer will be seeking election as a Reform Jersey candidate in the upcoming election.Catherine Curtis, who hopes to become a Deputy in St. Helier Central, has started several successful...
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In the 1891 census, a chemist named Jean Ereaut lived on Wellington Road in a house named The Beeches. In the present day, you would be more likely to recognise this building and grounds as De La Salle College.On 3 November 1900, Ereaut sold the property to Kate Eveline Bell’s teenaged children, who wer...
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The pay gap between women and men working in Government has increased from 18.3% to 24.3% in just two years.The Gender Pay Gap Review Panel found that in the two years since the publication of their first rep...
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The Census has revealed that there were 4,027 vacant homes in Jersey last year – meaning that almost one in ten private dwellings are empty.St. John Constable Andy Jehan called the number “staggering” and called on the Governmen...
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JT has been fined £90,000 by the regulator for a network blackout that caused problems with island-wide broadband and the 999 service in July 2020.The operator’s network went down for a total of six hours on Sunday 12 July, during which time...
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Jersey’s Chief Minister has visited one of Poland’s largest prefab construction factories to explore ‘new and innovative’ building techniques, which it's thought could help solve the island’s housing crisis.During the short ‘fact-finding’ trip last week, Senator John Le Fondré met with t...
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