Passers-by travelling north on the main ‘Grande Route de St Jean’ road between Mont-à-l’Abbé and  Sion, near the Union pub, will have long been aware

A NEW museum space, dedicated to the Island’s farming heritage, is being proposed for Hamptonne Country Life Museum in St Lawrence. If approved, the building

Where have all the pigs gone? Over the hills and far away? At least into the different country of temps passé. In the Autumn 2014

  It will come as no surprise that given the ongoing situation with Covid-19 the Council of the Jersey Symphony Orchestra announced the cancellation of

By CCA Galleries International director, SASHA GIBB THE creative industries are used to changing tack in a storm and the CCA Galleries International are no

THE Jersey Fishermen’s Association (JFA) has become a member of Genuine Jersey, enabling all of its 55 commercial fishing members to use the Genuine Jersey

  The Environment Minister, Deputy John Young, has agreed to extend the Sea Fisheries Order to extend bag limits for recreational fishermen to a wider

Comment from ALASDAIR CROSBY THE Prince of Wales has always something interesting to say, whether one agrees with him or otherwise.  I have always found

Closed classrooms and working from home did little to dampen spirits at the annual weigh-in for the Genuine Jersey, Jersey Royal Potato Growing Competition. Constables,

Early Summer Flower Virtual Online Show Following the cancellation of the society’s Summer Country Fair, which included the Early Summer Flower Show, it has been

Vintage Farms/Le Tacheron has launched Jersey’s first on-line baking competition called ‘Knead to Stay at Home’.  Anyone wanting to get involved and to get their

But arboreal, not financial – Donna Le Marrec of the National Trust for Jersey explains why they are ‘tying a yellow ribbon round that old