Minister To Protect Bluefin Tuna
The Minister for the Environment, Deputy John Young, has signed a ministerial decision to protect Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (Thunnus thynnus) stocks in Jersey water. The
The Minister for the Environment, Deputy John Young, has signed a ministerial decision to protect Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (Thunnus thynnus) stocks in Jersey water. The
Why should a self-build project have to come to a halt, just because of current difficult times? If you have a project and are in
Together with The Lounging Hound we are offering one lucky readerthe chance to win two amazing prizes, worth up to £310. Full details about this
IN common with so many other events planned for this spring and early summer, the ‘Summer Country Fair’ of the RJA&HS – due to take
ALTHOUGH the CCA International galleries in Hill Street are temporarily closed, preparations are continuing for the Jersey Summer exhibition. The dates for the Jersey Summer
The Jersey International Centre of Advanced Studies is offering a one-week summer school in Island Ecology and Biodiversity as part of its Life Long Learning
We are especially grateful to our friends and neighbours who are providing a home delivery service and have said that with every home delivery they
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‘THINGS are looking up.’ I cannot believe I wrote this on what we call the magazine’s ‘Welcome page’ just a couple of weeks ago. It
GLYN MITCHELL, whose contributions to RURAL we look forward in forthcoming issues, asks: If herbicides are so good, why do we still have weeds? Kill
Managing director of Signtech, SEAN GUEGAN, is joining RURAL as a columnist in the next issue. RURAL is not a business magazine – there are
By MIKE STENTIFORD, former National Trust for Jersey president and regular contributor to RURAL magazine ALL of us are now fully aware of the remarkably