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POLICE and street pastors have moved to reassure Islanders that violent crime has not risen, despite a series of incidents in recent years.Detective Chief Inspector Craig […]

LES Ormes’ managing director has called for more support for the tourism industry as part of an application to build more accommodation and extend the swimming pool at the holiday village.In a supporting statement to Les Ormes’ planning applicati...

A MAN who pulled a seven-inch kitchen knife on two people at Les Ormes leisure centre is to be deported from the Island.Nicolae Tudor brandished the weapon at the pair – and began walking towards them – after they told him not to smoke outside th...

Find out which French campsite with water slides or waterparks are suitable for families. We round up our pick of the best for holidays with young children

Laval City Hall Watch, summary of the City of Laval executive committee decisions in last weeks meeting (Laval City Hall Watch - November 9 2016).

With a rumoured Greatest Hits map pack coming to Modern Warfare 2, we break down some of the classic maps we'd like to see return to multiplayer.

Meet the young musicians burning up Canada's classical scene.

The current housing crisis, Brexit and Covid has made it difficult for them to find staff who can stay on-island. | ITV News Channel

Feb 9, 2021 THE planned development of a large holiday village at Les Ormes is a ‘vote of confidence’ for the tourism industry, the head of Visit Jersey has said. Credit: Design by Riva Architects, image prepared by Hectic Electric 2019 [proposal images for the approved Les Ormes project] (30191116) The Bosdet Foundation’s £13 million project – billed as the biggest tourism development in Jersey for a century when the plans were unveiled – was originally denied planning permission in...

Monday February 8, 2021, 4:28 PM The plans would see another 60 units of holiday accommodation added to the existing site. Credit: Les Ormes Les Ormes Golf & Leisure Village in Jersey has been given the go-ahead to build another 60 units of self-catering accommodation, following a successful planning appeal. The development will see the existing tennis hall demolished, and replaced with 44 one-bed, two two-bed, 13 four-bed and one six-bed self-catering accommodation units. Mike Graham, Manag...