Why Horses Behave the Way They Do – An evening with equine behaviourist Justine Harrison, organised by the Jersey Horse Association. Would you like to

Schools have been invited to join the ‘Creative Scarecrow Challenge’  to protect community crops. ‘Grow Jersey’ is calling on local schools and students to take

The founder of the Slow Food movement, died in May 2026. An appreciation of his life and significance by RURAL’s culinary correspondent, Suzanne Wynn The

By John Michel, ‘Tree Advocate’ for Jersey Trees for Life Around the Royal Square’s edge stand eleven horse chestnuts that are part of St Helier’s

Following the inaugural ‘Green Care Jersey’ gathering last October at Grow, the group is meeting again next month (12 June) at The Frances Le Sueur

By RURAL’s culinary correspondent, Suzanne Wynn With the arrival of June, we have left “the hungry gap” – or at least,  taken one step outside

The Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society (RJA&HS) has launched a new digital archive, at their AGM on 26May, giving the public online access to

As part of RURAL magazine’s remit of encouraging and promoting localism, be it in local produce or local creativity… in short, the local community spirit

THE Jersey Young Farmers Club is 80 years old this year. Perhaps it would be better to say, ’80 years young’  – the club members

The Royal St Martin hotel is hosting a supper  club… nothing out of the ordinary about that, of course, but in this supper club all