. ISLANDERS  have been urged to spend their ‘Spend Local’ £100 vouchers at Acorn – and help plant 100 oak trees.  This will be benefiting

. DAVID MARETT writes in Jèrriais on the lost farms of St Martin. Published with thanks to Les Nouvelles de St Martin parish magazine, where

By Marianne Coutanche of l’Office du Jèrriais THE European Day of Languages, which takes place on 26 September, aims to promote linguistic diversity, highlighting the

PREHISTORIC societies in the British Isles were creating artistic designs on rock as long ago as the late Ice Age, archaeologists have confirmed. For the

THE Jersey Local Food Challenge, which returns for its third year at the end of August, will be asking challengers to get snappy – sharing

HORSE racing enthusiasts have donated £15,000 in just one week in response to a fundraising campaign launched by the Jersey Race Club to save the

INFRASTRUCTURE staff have come up with a new plan for removing the large amounts of sea lettuce that have accumulated in St Aubin’s Bay since

A NEW permanent Chief Veterinary Officer has been appointed.   Alistair Breed, who has more than 30 years’ experience of State Veterinary medicine, has taken

In 2016 Philip Gray retired from his teaching post at Victoria College and with his wife, the artist Anna (Le Moine Gray), bought a dilapidated

THE LORD OF THE RINGS – by J R R Tolkien Critique of ENTS ELVES AND ERIADOR: The environmental vision of J R R Tolkien

USING marginal land around fields and in gardens beneficially is the aim of Alan Le Maistre at Vintage Farm. Working with his twin brother and

Report by Rothamsted Research SCIENTISTS have shown that direct emissions of a powerful greenhouse gas from certain pasture types are lower than previously thought –