HOW WE ATE OUR WAY AROUND LOCKDOWN
By Gill Maccabe At 8pm on Sunday 29 March, as the Chief Minister intoned his ‘stay at home’ warning, many Islanders’ thoughts turned to food
By Gill Maccabe At 8pm on Sunday 29 March, as the Chief Minister intoned his ‘stay at home’ warning, many Islanders’ thoughts turned to food
Scientists discover what make high carbon soils so valuable- Report from Rothampsted Research A RADICAL new way of thinking about soil has finally solved the
Genuine Jersey has announced yet more additions to its growing community of local producers, makers and artisans which includes an award-winning cake baker, a driftwood
– School boy memories of the German occupation 28 June 1940 – 9 May 1945 OCCUPATION veteran, Gerald (Gerry) Le Marrec has written his memoirs
Comment by ALASDAIR CROSBY AS we come out of ‘lockdown’ there is a plethora of comment on ‘the way ahead’, some of it desperately looking
THE ST LAWRENCE LIBERATION 75 PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION- By KAREN BLAMPIED UNDER the Covid-19 restrictions we were not able to open the Exhibition on 1
ADVERTISING FEATURE THE house building industry is currently undergoing an evolution with the rapid growth of modern manufacturing methods. Pioneering eco house builder Baufritz, which
A NEW exhibition called ‘People Make Jersey – our stories of immigration’ opened this week Jersey Museum & Art Gallery, when the visitor site
A SCHEME to help the fishing industry recover from the impact of COVID-19 has been approved. The Fisheries Support Scheme will provide financial assistance in
Islanders will be able to participate in an Island-wide bat survey during July. The Jersey Bat Survey are looking for volunteers to help monitor the
The Pollinator Project.JE and the Jersey Biodiversity Centre is hosting a range of free virtual pollinator themed activities for all ages this summer. Although the