PUBLIC bodies including the government, parishes and JFSC could soon face fines for breaching data protection laws, an assistant minister has said in the wake of a major privacy lapse at the financial ...
A JERSEYMAN described as ‘the architect of British surfing’ and ‘a true local surfing legend’ has died after a long life committed to the sport. David Grimshaw was not only one of the founding fathers ...
A DEFIANT Deputy Philip Ozouf has spelled out his wish to carry on serving the people of his district in the face of a move to suspend him from the States Assembly over an admitted breach of ...
By Ben Shenton I WAS going to write about how the States of Jersey is looking to hide debt through the de-consolidation of ...
MAKING formal apology letters a legal requirement when healthcare goes wrong will do little to improve transparency at Jersey’s hospital without a major cultural overhaul, experts have warned. Lodged ...
PLANS to reduce the government’s annual grant to the Social Security Fund in order to tackle the Island’s financial deficit have been defended by the Treasury Minister. Appearing at a Scrutiny hearing ...
CAMPAIGNERS wanting Jersey to follow the lead taken by Guernsey in changing benefit laws which penalise home carers must recognise significant differences between the two Bailiwicks, according to a ...
Attendance: 758Player of the match: Euan Van Der Vliet JERSEY Bulls’ brutal early-season schedule showed no let-up as they battled to adeserved 1–1 draw with league leaders Three Bridges — another ...
A NEW mobile speed camera that will track down speeding drivers has arrived in Jersey, the Police chief has confirmed. In a quarterly hearing with the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny ...
THE rate of inflation in Jersey now stands at 2.8% – up from the previous quarter’s 2.6% – with price rises driven by increasing motoring and leisure costs. The 0.2 percentage-point increase between ...
FUNDING models to ensure additional nursery hours can be provided will be developed “as quickly as possible”, the Education Minister has said. As part of the 2026 Budget proposals, the government has ...
A DRAWN-OUT tender process for the Lido could come to an end in the States Assembly as a proposition seeks to give it to a community group to manage. Deputy David Warr, who is chair of the States’ ...
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