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Government defends the burning of tree debris following Storm Ciarán - Vimarsana News

Government defends the burning of tree debris following Storm Ciarán

OFFICIALS have moved to reassure Islanders that burning debris in woodland areas will make the sites “more resilient to future storm events” following outrage from parishioners.Thousands […]

'We have a huge opportunity to reinvigorate tree planting and woodland management in Jersey' - Vimarsana News

'We have a huge opportunity to reinvigorate tree planting and woodland management in Jersey'

By John Pinel IT is always disappointing when personal interest trumps good governance, not least when it happens in politics. Recently, not only have we seen […]

Plans for countryside solar panel farm in St Mary lodged by JE - Vimarsana News

Plans for countryside solar panel farm in St Mary lodged by JE

A SOLAR farm that could power over half of the homes in St Mary could be installed in the parish – if plans lodged by Jersey Electricity are approved.The utility company is hoping to set up the electricity-generating panels on fields north of Rue d...

Tree experts get together to rebuild Jersey's devastated countryside following Storm Ciarán - Vimarsana News

Tree experts get together to rebuild Jersey's devastated countryside following Storm Ciarán

TREE experts have grouped together to rebuild Jersey’s natural environment following Storm Ciarán’s devastation.Environment Minister Jonathan Renouf said that while no formal body had yet been assembled, he had asked officers in the Natural Envi...

Reservoirs open to the public after Storm Ciarán - Vimarsana News

Reservoirs open to the public after Storm Ciarán

Both reservoirs have been closed for more than two weeks due damage caused by Storm Ciarán.

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