Environment
Jersey News
Mobile phone masts will not be allowed on any land owned by the National Trust for Jersey.
Chief executive officer Charles Alluto said that the trust had agreed a blanket ban on masts on its land to...
Jersey News
Growing organic means less pollution.
Jersey could reduce its carbon footprint by five per cent by buying local organic food, according to a report by the Jersey Organic Association. The study claims that organic growing techniques produc...
Jersey News
A photograph of a field of cabbages in the Jersey parish of St Lawrence has been short-listed for the finals of a British competition.
The picture of a field of cabbages, entitled
Oxford News
Streets for People Day in Oxford.
Oxford city council is holding a Streets for People day on Saturday 22 September, with events taking place across the city. Broad Street will host a variety of fun activities for children, street caf
London News
Second Thames flood barrier under consideration.
Government plans to set up new flood defences protecting all major police, fire and power stations may also include the building of a new
Jersey News
Over 5,000 islanders have so far signed a petition against the introduction of a goods and services tax (GST)
Jersey News
The average price of a three-bedroom house is almost 11 per cent higher than it was a year ago, and now stands at
Jersey News
A major vegetable growing and wholesaling business from the United Kingdom has bought the buildings of a Jersey farm for
Jersey News
Fingerprints for Jersey passports.
Islanders applying for a passport after 2009 will have their fingerprints included on a chip in their biometric passports.
Jersey's immigration director John Noel says that within ten years, as peop...
Jersey News
Jersey national gallery given boost.
Plans for an open square at the Weighbridge area in St Helier that could include Jersey
Jersey News
Jersey butchers say they have plenty of meat reserves, and can find alternative supplies to ensure that the island is not affected by ban on imports of meat from the United Kingdom.
The ban has come...
Jersey News
Jersey has as great a claim to nationhood as Scotland, according to the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.
Sir Philip, who is Jersey
Oxford News
Oxford assesses damage as floodwaters recede.
Residents in the Botley Road, Osney Island and Abingdon Road areas are dealing with the aftermath of last month
Jersey News
HD Ferries collision cancels service.
The beleagured HD Ferries is in more trouble after a collision Saturday evening 28 July in Jersey harbour with a vessel of its competitor service Condor Ferries. This is the second collision that HD F...
