Jersey News Archive
Former School Headmaster Dies
A former headmaster of De La Salle College died yesterday aged 81.
John Sankey spent his entire career at the school before becoming the Governor of the college.
The college will honour his life with a memorial mass, and has asked people to ‘remember John and his family’ in their prayers.
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Woman was dropped upside-down on road
Koi Herpes Virus found in Jersey
Condor ‘should change timetable’ to make journeys of visitors easier, says tourism head
Charities are the winners in pedal car grand prix
Fish Disease Confirmed In Jersey
A case of a disease affecting fish has been confirmed in Jersey.
Koi Herpes Virus affects common carp – causing lethargy, sunken eyes, gill damage and sudden death.
The infection can spread easily within the species, though not to other fish or humans.
Swimmer dies as winds batter Island at high tide
Man’s Body Found In Marina
A man’s body has been recovered from La Colette Marina.
Jersey Police say boat owners made the discovery at around 10am on Saturday.
Body found in La Collette Marina
Condor appointment to improve its service
Nature to the rescue as water in bay recovers
Security alert causes Condor delays
Jersey Post to move into freight business
Ferry Delayed By Security Hoax
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Town bids farewell to BHS after five decades of trading
Tributes Paid To Joy Godfray
Joy Godfray
The mother the woman who drowned off Green Island on Saturday night, says her family are ‘in shock and devastated’ at losing ‘our Joy’.
New Community Hub Nears Completion
Construction of a new community hub for Jersey is almost complete.
The upgrade of the Salvation Army building in Minden Street includes an artisan bakery and cafe which will serve free soup.
There will be meeting rooms where other charities and community groups can share ideas and resources.
Community Development Manager Bob Wareing-Jones says the transformation taking shape is incredible.
“The whole of the ground floor has been completely refurbished. It will be a really modern space.”
Revised Xmas Bonus Proposed
Moves to reinstate the Christmas Bonus for some islanders have been formally presented to Jersey’s States.
Under the plans, around 5,000 islanders will get the £85 payment that was taken away from all OAPS last year.
19,000 people got the previous Christmas Bonus, which wasn’t means-tested and cost taxpayers £1.5 million a year.
Social Security plans to reintroduce the payment – but only for the least-well off pensioners with household savings of less than £30,000, and certain Income Support claimants considered to be the most vulnerable in society.
Resurfacing Of Major Town Road
Resurfacing work has started on a very busy St Helier road.
La Route du Fort will be shut on weekday evenings between Green Street roundabout and Roseville Street.