Jersey News
Jersey national gallery given boost.
Plans for an open square at the Weighbridge area in St Helier that could include Jersey
Jersey News
Jersey butchers say they have plenty of meat reserves, and can find alternative supplies to ensure that the island is not affected by ban on imports of meat from the United Kingdom.
The ban has come...
Jersey News
No UK meat imports for Jersey.
A block on meat exported from the United Kingdom into Jersey is the result of European Union
Jersey News
Jersey has as great a claim to nationhood as Scotland, according to the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.
Sir Philip, who is Jersey
London News
Polish university to set up London campus.
The Lodz Academy of Humanities and Economics is to set up a London branch at the Phoenix High School in Shepherd
Berlin News
Berlin Wall artwork in search of restoration funds.
Painted onto the concrete by over 100 artists from 24 countries in the heady days that followed the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, the East Side Gallery has become a popular attraction for...
Madrid News
Madrid to host Eurobasket championships.
Madrid is to become the European basketball capital from 7-16 September when the Eurobasket 2007 Championship finals are played at the Telef
Dublin News
Lower speed limits for Dublin city centre.
The city council has announced plans to reduce speed limits in Dublin city centre and along the quays from 50kph to 30kph to help prevent fatal accidents involving cyclists and pedestrians. The new li...
Oxford News
Oxford assesses damage as floodwaters recede.
Residents in the Botley Road, Osney Island and Abingdon Road areas are dealing with the aftermath of last month
Jersey News
Jersey harbour authorities have now given HD Ferries the go-ahead to restart its service between the island and the French port of St Malo.
The sailings of the company's vessels were suspended for a...
Jersey News
All sailings of the accident-prone ferry company, HD Ferries, have been suspended until further notice after the second collision in Jersey
Jersey News
Each Jersey resident is paying 14 per cent too much income tax because States departments are spending too much money, according to the States of Jersey public accounts committee.
Committee chair dep...
Jersey News
Millions of pounds sterling lying in unused bank accounts could be used to fund charities, sports clubs, and youth groups in Jersey.
A law is likely to be presented to the island
Jersey News
HD Ferries collision cancels service.
The beleagured HD Ferries is in more trouble after a collision Saturday evening 28 July in Jersey harbour with a vessel of its competitor service Condor Ferries. This is the second collision that HD F...
Jersey News
Jersey has been right not to relax its cannabis laws, says the head of the island
Jersey News
At a time when competitors in the famous Tour de France bicycle race have been shamed by tests confirming drug taking, the rather less famous Tour de Jersey has raised
London News
Tough on youth crime on London buses.
Extra officers from the Transport Operational Command Unit (TOCU) of the Metropolitan Police have been patrolling buses in 20 London boroughs to combat rising youth crime.
Dublin News
Dog ban in Dublin council homes.
A controversial new law to ban 11 breeds of dog in Dublin council homes has met with fierce resistence from dog owners. The ban, which applies to all tenancy agreements, was brought in following ten a...
Paris News
Paris Plages opens third summer beach site.
Long stretches of the River Seine embankment are converted to sandy beaches for the Paris Plage holiday season until 19 August. As in previous editions there are beaches along the three kilometres bet...
Barcelona News
Buskers face auditions for Barcelona metro.
Musicians now have to undergo an audition in order to busk in the underground stations of the Barcelona Metro. Applicants are required to perform at least three pieces demonstrating the quality and va...
Brussels News
Brussels to get summer clean-up.
Sixteen zones in the centre of Brussels are to be cleaned more thoroughly over summer as part of the regional government
Copenhagen News
Copenhagen's public tranport: Mini-buses for Copenhagen’s centre city.
As of next year, environmentally-friendly electric mini-buses will be navigating the narrow cobbled streets of Copenhagen
