TWO former senior government finance officials have called for ministers to explain the long-term risks of drawing £42 million from Social Security reserves before politicians approve next year’s ...

JERSEY’S Probation Service has challenged a proposed £40,000 annual budget saving as it prepares for new domestic abuse laws and compulsory supervision of released prisoners. Chief probation officer ...

THREE inbound aircraft were diverted after reports of multiple drones near Jersey Airport sparked a major search operation on Friday evening. Police are appealing for witnesses after the reported ...

LUKE Lister spared Jersey Bulls’ blushes with a stunning 82nd-minute strike to rescue a 1-1 draw against Hayes & Yeading ...

ST Helier’s parks, green spaces and children’s play areas ought to be offered greater protection, a backbench politician has said. In an amendment to the government’s Common Strategic Policy, Deputy ...

IT has now been four months since Gerald Voisin, one of the Island’s most eminent high street retailers, was appointed to the role of Economic Development Minister. His tenure has not been without ...

The team at Bar Nautique are kindly offering two signature cocktails on the house for one lucky JEP reader. Flavours include Candy-Floss, Flirty Flamingo and Lady Liberation. To enter, simply fill out ...

THE festive season is set to be officially welcomed in next month as St Helier hosts a weekend of lights, entertainment and Christmas activities. Taking place on Friday 20 and Saturday 21 November, ...

Gas worker Lee Ward will face a retrial on ten charges of gross negligence manslaughter following the Haut du Mont explosion. The decision comes after jurors were unable to reach verdicts on the ...

LINKING a planned increase in the minimum wage with inflation will provide “much-needed certainty” to businesses, according to the president of the Chamber of Commerce. Eliot Lincoln’s comments ...

THREE schoolgirls who raised more than £300 for a local charity were treated to a tea party to thank them for their efforts. Erin Moore, Amalie Dixon and Millie Bracken, all Year 5 students at FCJ ...

A NEW survey designed to gather information on how to improve the accessibility of future elections in Jersey is to take place. Islanders are asked to share any barriers to voting that they might have ...