Jersey News
The Channel Islands could break with Britain by shifting the clocks forward by one hour to adopt Central European Time (CET).
In a consultation paper to be published by Easter the chief minister
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Jersey social services: Gay adoption for Jersey.
Two gay men have become the first same-sex couple in Jersey to be approved to adopt children.
Fostering and Adoption Jersey, which recruits, assesses and supports carers, said that the couple had gre...
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Jersey is an expensive place to live, and prices are still much higher than in the UK, according to official figures.
But according to a report published this week by the States of Jersey Statistics...
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THE Princess Royal is in Jersey for a two-day visit.
Princess Anne has been a regular visitor over the years, thanks largely to the fact that she is the patron of the Durrell Wildlife Park.
She has...
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Jersey's so-called Millennium Town Park has been deferred once again.
The inspiration of Jersey politician Senator Stuart Syvret, it was first proposed in the early 1990s, and was supported by around...
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President of Ireland to visit Jersey.
The president of Ireland, Mary McAleese, is to visit Jersey over 14-15 September.
Mrs McAleese, who has been Ireland
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Portuguese food festival returns.
Jersey is to stage a Portuguese Food Festival once again in August. This usually annual event was not held last year because of difficulties in finding an agreed location for it.
It still needs a
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Re-think on new supermarket chain.
A giant chain supermarket like Tesco should not be allowed to open a branch in the island until the effect of increased competition is more clearly understood, says a Jersey politician. deputy Geoff S...
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Drug smugglers have used the cars of innocent islanders to import heroin into Jersey. The drug has been fixed underneath cars parked in St Malo using magnets and string.
The smugglers make a note of...
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Flamanville construction starts.
Work has started on building the new nuclear power station at Flamanville on the Normandy coast, some 30 miles away from Jersey.
Despite protests by environmental groups and a promise by the failed F...
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Cracking down on money laundering.
Businesses and islanders are being asked for their views on plans to extend the Island
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Jersey-Scandinavia tax exchange.
Jersey is no place for tax dodgers, according to the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.
Sir Philip, who, as Bailiff, is the chief civil power in the island, was addressing a dinner held in honour of a vi...
