Our new contributor, Katherine Jauncey, reflects on the traditional meaning of Autumn, the turning of the year and the recipes that go with it As

Campaign launched to protect access and promote respect in Jersey’s countryside The Jersey National Park has launched a new campaign, The Black Sheep, to protect

ONCE upon a time, there was an island in the west where apples grew. But this island lay not in the fables of Celtic or

THE Autumn Show of the Royal Jersey Agricultural Society is always a very special event. ‘It feels like a club,’ said one visitor to the

A newly published book by Paul Darroch Jersey’s landscape and history are steeped in its folklore and legends. In Illustrated Tales of Jersey, local author

The Jersey Race Club has notified the public of the following race dates in 2026, subject to Bailiff’s permission: Sunday 26th April – First Race

After a hugely successful year with exhibitions in London and Switzerland, Jersey artist Nicholas Romeril returns home for an exclusive solo show at JARO Gallery – our biggest event of the year.There

A Public Hearing into the Draft Dogs Law (Jersey) Amendment Regulations, has highlighted the urgency of the proposed changes needed, but also clarified issues that

Minister for International Development and JOA Chairman Deputy Carolyn Labey reflects on Jersey’s growing impact in Zambia, where dairy development is transforming livelihoods and strengthening

Report from La Mare Wine Estate La Mare Wine Estate has announced that this year’s grape harvest is set to be one of the most

Regeneration – that was the theme of the event held recently at a farm in Trinity in September, and specifically it was about regenerative food

By Alasdair Crosby From the Aurochs to the Jersey cow. That’s a time period of about 30,000 years – but don’t worry, the article won’t