If anybody fancied an afternoon of drama, then CoinShares Park was the place to be on Saturday afternoon as Jersey RFC Men ...

A NEW initiative encouraging businesses and individuals to support inclusion and diversity in the workplace has been launched by a charity in memory of a father and employment rights advocate who died ...

THE government is developing new legal protections that would allow the police to remove a suspected domestic abuser from a victim’s home — even if there is not yet enough evidence to make an arrest.

After a monumental battle last home game against Canterbury Women, captain Katie de la Cloche and her charges did not ...

RENTERS could get the right to challenge “unlawful” rent increases, under proposed changes lodged today which have been labelled the “biggest overhaul” of residential tenancy legislation in over a ...

THE government has no idea how many care home beds are available or occupied in the Island, the JEP has learned. A series of requests under the Freedom of Information Act has revealed that neither ...

JERSEY’S Court of Appeal convened on Tuesday to consider whether the community sentence given to a man who repeatedly attacked his former partner in “one of the worst cases of enduring domestic ...

ROBOTS were used in a Jersey primary school to help children develop “essential” skills in an “increasingly digital world”.

A SENIOR Jersey civil servant has questioned whether Guernsey was “ever really committed” to a joint tender process to find a ...

BBC Scotland’s head of news and current affairs Gary Smith is to step down after almost a decade, saying it has been a “privilege” to have a front row seat as history was made. Mr Smith has spent most ...

A SERIES of proposals for electoral reform was rejected by politicians yesterday, with Members voting emphatically in favour of Constables remaining in the States Assembly. On the second day of this ...