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A team has been formed to help the Church hierarchy and the government decide the date of arrival of the first missionaries

Locals unimpressed by their West Suffolk constituency being left without parliamentary representation when the MP appears on ITV show

A PROPOSED law change designed to encourage more people to stand as Jurats should not be delayed by broader issues relating to their election procedures, the […]

May 10, 2021 THE memories and lessons from the Occupation must be preserved, the Bailiff said, as he reflected on the ‘importance of community’ yesterday as Jersey marked the 76th anniversary of Liberation Day. The Bailiff Timothy Le Cocq. Picture: DAVID FERGUSON. (30815995) Timothy Le Cocq struck an optimistic tone in his speech, describing how far the Island had come since the pandemic started last year and how he hoped ‘in 12 months’ time you will be celebrating with me in and around Liberation Square’. May 1945 is still a real memory for a number of Islanders, he said, including...

In 2012, American heiress Tanya Dick-Stock and her husband discovered an enormous trove of documents while clearing out space ahead of their lavish wedding.  In a locked, indoor squash court of the bride’s palatial, 58-acre manor house on the island of Jersey, off the coast of France, they stumbled upon hundreds of bank boxes haphazardly stuffed with more than 350,000 confidential papers from her father’s offshore trust business.  “We walked in and were like, ‘What is this?’” says Dick-Stock. “The files had been there for years and no one had ever touched them. We had no idea ...