By Caroline Spencer More than 200 fruit bushes are being planted by Jersey’s largest community horticultural project this week.  Nearly half of them were planted

We continue our series of article in Jèrriais – Jersey’s own traditional native language. The ‘frouque’ in question is a digging fork, rather than a

The Kennel Club of Jersey team of Crufts Qualifiers return to the World’s biggest Dog Show. By the club’s chairman, Helen Lester Pictured front row.

Violins made by Antonio Stradivari in the turn of the 18th Century remain some of the most valuable and expensive instruments in the world, so

Jersey’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Alistair Breed, is introducing formal restrictions and biosecurity measures requiring keepers to prevent their birds from having contact with wild birds.

Rural themes are not exactly limited to Jersey! In the start of a new series for the RURAL magazine website and RURAL POST e-mail newsletter, 

Focusing on seasonal wildflowers, Philippa Evans-Bevan pays tribute to the Snowdrop Heralds of spring, snowdrops are a very uplifting and welcome sight that life is

The pressure group, Earth Project Jersey, is re-launching with the aim of being a strong campaigning platform for the environment ahead of June’s election. By

This week, Jersey Dairy has been involved with Skills Jersey’s Farm to Fork Skills Camp. This exciting new venture was an opportunity for local secondary

There will be no Spring Concert this year for the Jersey Symphony Orchestra. JSO musical director, Hilary Davan Wetton, (appointed late in 2019, but who

THE Environment Minister, Deputy John Young, has commented on a campaign to stop two fields in St Ouen from being re-zoned within the new Island