Jersey News Archive
Ministers under fire at busy St Ouen hustings
French seek views on wind farm off south-west coast
Minister welcomes Fiscal Policy Panel's annual report
Condor: 1/2 Of Passengers ‘Very Dissatisfied’
Taxpayers in Guernsey would be happy to subsidise Condor’s ferry services if it led to improvements.
That’s according to a poll by the Guernsey Condor Consumer Group, which heard from more than 1,200 people.
Nearly half of those surveyed say they are ‘very dissatisfied’ with the ferry operator’s service.
Proposal to replace Prison Board of Visitors
It’s Too Late To Register To Vote!
With exactly one week to go until islanders go to the polls to elect the next Senator, the deadline for registering to vote has passed.
It means that if your name is not on the electoral roll, you won’t have a say on who wins the seat vacated by Dr Zoe Cameron.
As the candidates prepare themselves for the final week of campaigning, the by-election hustings move to St Peter tonight.
The prospective politicians will be at the parish Community Centre from 7.30pm.
Here’s a list of the remaining hustings.
Wednesday 31 Aug
The day Jambo acted as bodyguard for boy who fell into enclosure
Economic stagnation in wake of the Brexit vote
You need back-up for Liberation, Condor are warned
Social media ban stays for inmates at La Moye
Office plan rejected for sail loft building
Man is arrested on sex assault charge
Man Arrested For Alleged Rape
A man has been arrested on suspicion of rape.
It follows an alleged sexual assault in St Helier over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Jersey Police say they have a 37 year old man in police custody.
He has been arrested on suspicion of rape after a woman was attacked in the early hours of Saturday morning.
She had been at a nightclub with friends and walked back to a property at Victoria Crescent with them.
On Tuesday, Police released CCTV of a man they had wanted to speak to. The force later said it had identified that person.
New Prison Welfare Checks
A new system for monitoring the welfare of inmates at Jersey’s prison is likely to be in use from early next year.
Attempt To Save Stats Unit
A backbench politician is trying to stop Ministers cutting the budget for collecting statistic
Don’t cut pay of new teachers, says Deputy
Memorial Stone Unveiled At New Homes
New homes in St Brelade are being officially named today after former parish Constable Walter Benest.
He was father of the parish during Jersey’s Liberation.
Liberation Suffers Technical Fault
Channel 103 - 07:11
Doubts over Flannels.com’s takeover of former BHS site
Economic Growth Downgraded
Jersey’s outlook for economic growth has been downgraded.
Experts now predict it will expand by less than half a percent this year, and that there will be no growth in 2017 or 2018.
Sally Finishes Double Channel Swim!
Sally Minty-Gravett has become the oldest swimmer to cross the Channel and back.
Durrell Introduces ID Checks
Channel 103 - 06:35
Special Edition Watch Up For Grabs
Channel 103 - 06:24