VOLUNTEERS have helped make a significant improvement to the condition of wildlife habitats in Jersey. A combination of Community Service volunteers, school groups,
UNSEASONABLY warm weather has encouraged Jersey’s outdoor daffodils to start flowering, now prompting growers to start picking the familiar trumpet-shaped flowers nearly a month earlier
The National Trust for Jersey Media Release 30th November 2015 Continued Restoration at Plémont – Tree Planting IT’S a
Inspired by a Jamie Oliver campaign, three Island egg producers, who are Genuine Jersey Members, have joined forces to sell small eggs that are
The Jersey Scientific Exploration Society is a non-profit making organisation, founded by Jersey’s eminent explorer, Colonel John Blashford Snell, OBE. Currently (December 2015), the Society
A BOOK about that well-publicised hoard of ancient treasure, found in a field in Grouville, has been written by the two metal detectorists who discovered
And we trust that this time, she wont drop off again. Lazy girl – we have given her a good talking to, not just waking
THE leading accreditation scheme for artisan and speciality food producers in the British Isles has awarded an unprecedented number of awards to local producers –
Local Riders have qualified for the Dodson & Horrell Novice Open and Restricted Championship to take place at the National Dressage Championship in September
The Department of the Environment is reminding fishermen to ensure that fishing gear set on beaches and at sea is legal after a recent prosecution
SCIENTISTS at the Department of the Environment are appealing to Island residents to help keep out a disease that can kill fruit trees and hedgerows.
The Jersey Liberation Prom takes place on Saturday 8 August, featuring music appropriate to the 70th anniversary of the Liberation in 1945 The Jersey Symphony
