There will be no Spring Concert this year for the Jersey Symphony Orchestra. JSO musical director, Hilary Davan Wetton, (appointed late in 2019, but who

THE Environment Minister, Deputy John Young, has commented on a campaign to stop two fields in St Ouen from being re-zoned within the new Island

Local digital agency Blue Llama has launched 12 new websites, servicing 11 of the Island’s parishes and Comité des Connétables. This ambitious project saw the

In aid of Jersey Hospice The much awaited Jersey Pearl treasure hunt is back! – From February 19th to 27th – Come and join in

If you’ve ever watched one of the falconry demonstrations at Mont Orgueil and thought what a fantastic job that would be, now is your chance!

Following spells of stormy weather, Islanders are advised to watch out for wildlife that may wash up on beaches across the Island, including Portuguese man

The last dairy farmer in St Ouen would have to ‘sell up and cease trading’ if his land is developed as suitable for the construction

Three years and thousands of trees later, one of the biggest tree-planting initiatives ever seen in Jersey has now been completed. The reforestation project at

The Jersey Association for Youth and Friendship (JAYF) has announced its 2022 programme of Open Gardens. Much loved by locals and visitors alike, these events help

The countdown is on to the start of this year’s Genuine Jersey ‘Jersey Royal Potato Growing Competition’, which launches this week. The annual event is

Jersey farmers are taking to social media this month to celebrate the dairy industry thanks to the UK-wide #Februdairy campaign. The initiative runs throughout February