THE GOOD LIFE

Tessa Coleman’s TC Theatre productions will be putting on the play ‘The Good Life’ from the famous BBC sitcom of the 1970s. Self sufficiency in suburbia as the Goods turn their surbiton home into a small holding with pigs goats and chickens and plant the garden with crops to the horror of the Leadbetters next […]

GENUINE JERSEY ARTISANS’ MARKETS

These will take place at St Aubin and Grève de Lecq this year. They are sponsored by local insurance experts, Hepburns’. These events are open to all local producers.  Genuine Jersey members Members can book at any time while non-members can only book within 21 days of the event. The market pitch fees have been […]

EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABLE FINANCE TO BE RECOGNISED AT FOURTH SUSTAINABLE FINANCE AWARDS

Jersey’s financial and professional services firms once again have the chance to highlight their sustainable finance credentials through the fourth Sustainable Finance Awards, which are formally launched this week. Organised by Jersey Finance, the Awards will be presented to the winners at a ceremony at Cineworld on 30 April 2026 and will celebrate local firms […]

CONCERTS IN THE NEW YEAR FROM THE JERSEY CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

On 31 January 2026  one of the UK’s most celebrated sopranos, Sophie Bevan MBE, will join the Jersey Chamber Orchestra for a very special Jersey Chamber Orchestra concert at St Helier Methodist Church for Classics by Candlelight — an intimate evening of music for voice and strings, presented in the warm glow of candlelight. Sophie Bevan will perform […]

MUSIC, FAITH AND….. FARMING

By Alasdair Crosby. Republished with kind permission from the Jersey Evening Post It might seem unusual to make a thematic trio of these subjects, but it really should not be much of a surprise. Music… the countryside has always had an impact on music, be it Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony, Canteloube’s Songs of the Auvergne, or […]

English Walnuts

Growing walnuts is a long-term undertaking but the taste is a revelation. By Suzanne Wynn 2025 has been a mast year for most fruit and nuts and delivered the best crop of walnuts that I have had in the 24 years since moving to a house with a walnut tree.  There was so much else […]

THE COVER CROP COMPETITION

By Alasdair Crosby What are cover crops? You can’t eat them – not even the mustard (but it is a rather pretty plant, with a  delicate yellow colour). So why bother planting them?  As far as mustard is concerned, it suppresses weeds, breaks up soil compaction with its deep roots, adds organic matter, suppresses soil-borne […]

THE NORMAN CHRISTMAS MARKET RETURNS TO JERSEY

Get into the festive spirit with a taste of France, the Norman Market is coming back to the Weighbridge! From Tuesday 9 December to Sunday 14 December, you’ll be able to browse, shop, and sample delicious French goodies just in time for Christmas. Opening Hours The market will be open daily from 9am to 6pm […]