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DEPOSITS of red dust dating back hundreds of thousands of years and tell-tale signs of past sea levels hold the key to understanding climate change today, say scientists beginning a major research programme in Jersey.Academics from Uppsala University...

Established in 1982, Rookley based The Island Tea and Coffee Co has recently invested more than £100,000 in a state-of-the-art Coffee Roasting and Training Centre.

With the help of a grant, Island Tea and Coffee Co invests in state-of-the-art roasting, creating two new jobs

The state has discussed cutting these trees down for years, but did not start a major project until after a 13-year-old died.

A Marion man found partially clothed in a home was charged with possession of illegal drugs.

The man behind Trainspotting has applauded the Brighton roots of his new record label having made a move into the dance music scene.

Overcoming adversity and taking action were key points for student speakers at the Maiden High School graduation on Friday.

THE fate of some Islanders deported during the Second World War could be remembered by so-called ‘stumbling stone’ memorials which are common throughout Europe, an Occupation historian has suggested.The ‘stolpersteine’ created by German artis...

A NATURE reserve in Loch Lomond is inviting people to experience a festival of bird song this weekend.

WELLSVILLE — Wellsville Board of Education member Rick Salsberry announced at Monday night’s board meeting that he will not be seeking re-election when his