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REPLACEMENT post offices could be opened at several locations following the Coop’s announcement that it will close four branches.Jersey Post is asking businesses in the areas of Pontac, Beaumont and Georgetown to register their interest in opening ...

FOUR post offices within Coop stores will close by the end of the year, Jersey Post has announced. Beaumont, Georgetown and Pontac post offices will close on 27 October while the Don Street post office will close on 31 December. Jersey Post managin...

ONGOING problems being experienced by Royal Mail are continuing to affect the Island’s postal deliveries, but Jersey Post has reported some recent improvement to the service.Reports from Islanders about incoming post from the UK taking five or six ...

JERSEY Water will transform a former data centre at Rue des Prés trading estate into its new headquarters, if a planning application is approved.The utility company is hoping to house almost all of its services under one roof, after selling its form...

ROYAL Mail has apologised after scores of Islanders reported major delays in receiving post from the UK – within weeks of the withdrawal of the daily plane service.Some first-class letters are now taking almost a week to reach Jersey, with Royal Ma...

ISLANDERS wanting to remember a loved one who has passed away can use a new installation at Jersey Crematorium – the Letterbox to Heaven.Following a distinctive white respray, a former Jersey Post collection box has been installed, with an open inv...

Royal Mail has announced an important change that comes into effect today. Heres what customers need to know.

YOUNG Islanders are being warned they face a ‘hefty’ prison sentence and a criminal conviction which could jeopardise future employment prospects if they get caught in possession of drugs.Mark Capern, associate director of Young People’s Servic...

IMMINENT GST changes will aim to ‘ensure fairness between local and offshore retailers’, the Comptroller of Revenue has said after Islanders questioned the reasoning behind the decision. Richard Summersgill also said in a Q&A blog posted to the g...

THE managing director of an air-freight-handling company has launched a petition calling on the government to keep the Island’s daily mail plane running. Christopher Bee, of OceanAir Handling, said he feared that if the service was lost, his busine...