Anna Le Moine Gray, the Breton artist who for many years lived and panted in Jersey – is holding a new exhibition of recent works

Jersey Electricity (JE) has announced a £600,000 upgrade to its public electric vehicle (EV) charging network to significantly improve the charging experience for Jersey’s EV

Lace up and get active, with ‘Walk in the Park’ this May Prepare to stretch your legs and put a spring in your step with

SHARE FARMING by James Odgers James and his family moved to Somerset in 2002 to establish nine traditional farming businesses upon which to train up new

By Charles A. Coulombe RURAL magazine is grateful to Mr Coulombe for providing for this website this thoughtful essay on the development and history of

A solution to deliver the UK promise, by Robin Waymouth In order to work towards Carbon Neutrality and slow global warming, the UK pledged, in

The ‘re-berth’ of the Harbour Gallery at another harbourside location takes place tomorrow (Tuesday): it is re-opening at 19, The Quay Commercial Buildings , St

Everything about and around Trump is just that, gaudy. Though born to money, he comes across as a truck driver who has just won the

Spring weather has truly arrived and marks the start of the season for new life. Pondwatch.je are asking for your help to spot toads, frogs,

The Music in Action charity has announced the return of the Liberation International Music Festival in Jersey in 2023. The festival will take place from

A team of archaeologists arrive in the Island next month to begin a project to repackage and catalogue material excavated from the small Neanderthal occupation

By Gavin Ashenden Even in a small and compact island like Jersey, the culture of the town and the culture of the countryside are very