Entry to Mont Orgueil Castle will remain free for the remainder of the national mourning period, allowing Islanders to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth

A new book by Jill Mason. Reviewed by Alasdair Crosby I am honestly, truthfully in awe of the range of the author’s knowledge about rural

All bird keepers in Jersey are being told to house their birds from tomorrow to help prevent further outbreaks of bird flu.  The new island-wide

Plans by ‘GROW Jersey’ to become the Island’s most inclusive community horticultural project received welcome support following a £40,000 sponsorship package from Lloyds Bank International.

Once again, it is possible to make spontaneous trips to France. How about a weekend in nearby Anjou?  When you go, don’t miss out on

This September, we’re celebrating all things local – whether it’s sampling homegrown produce at one of Jersey’s artisan markets, learning about the Island’s agricultural history,

Organisations, parishes, and landowners are being asked to bid for funding to create new countryside paths, or restore old ones, as part of a post-pandemic

You would’ve been hard-pressed to spot a marsh harrier in Jersey 20 years ago but now this magnificent bird of prey is thriving in the

An open letter from the president of the Jersey Organic Association, Jeremy Harris: Dear All, The Jersey Organic Association would like to invite you to

The first outbreak of highly-pathogenic bird flu was confirmed on a Jersey farm in August, resulting in new restrictions being introduced on the Island. Here’s

From the National Trust for Jersey: The National Trust for Jersey has sold La Ronce in St Ouen in order to secure funding for the

A 3-kilometre protection zone around a farm in St Peter has been put in place after samples from a flock of birds tested positive for