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A teacher and surfer has shared the inspiration behind her beach and sun safety play which has recently been seen by hundreds of primary school children in an island tour.Written by playwright Sophie Martin, the educational performance was developed in collaboration with...
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The Government could establish a taskforce to explore matters related to artificial intelligence as part of an upcoming digital economy strategy, according to the Economic Development Minister.Deputy Kirsten Morel told the States Assembly this week that having a “a range of minds”...
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Civil service job cuts may come from a government drive to curb growth in the public sector, the Chief Minister has admitted.Deputy Lyndon Farnham cited the Cabinet Office, communications department, and roles in senior and m...
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Durrell leaders have spoken about their relief after members voted against ousting the charity's trustees and opening an independent investigation into the running of Jersey Zoo.But the beloved Trust is due to be held more accountable than ever on the complaints that were raise...
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A law which overturns historic convictions for acts of homosexuality could be introduced in Jersey, according to the Home Affairs Minister.Deputy Mary Le Hegarat said that she was looking at introducing legislation similar to the UK’...
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The Army’s Sergeant-Majors are renowned for their discipline and keeping their troops in order... But a group of St Ouennais militiamen decided enough was enough just over 110 years ago, rebelling against their senior officer and causing mutiny in a military training camp.The eight-day training camp of the West Battalion of the Royal Militia of the Island of Jersey was h...
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