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FORECASTERS past and present gathered at the Maison St Louis Observatory yesterday to celebrate 125 years since it first came into operation.

JERSEY’S tax system is to be the focus for a new policy development board – and considering ways to raise taxes for Islanders is among its priorities.

PLANNING were wrong to extend a permit to quarry sand in the heart of St Ouen’s Bay before a programme to restore the environmentally important duneland was in place, the former Environment Minister has said.

THE States police have made a ‘robust bid’ for ten new officers to bolster the Island’s policing and ensure that Jersey remains a ‘safe place to live, work and visit’, the Home Affairs Minister has revealed.

RECREATIONAL fishermen and a small number of commercial operators can once again catch bass following the opening of the 2019 season.

THE States should explore building on privately owned sites for the new hospital – and could use compulsory purchase to acquire it, the Environment Minister has said.

A POLICE investigation has been launched into alleged racist comments made online during last month’s by-election campaign.

SMACKING children is to be outlawed in Jersey after States Members overwhelmingly supported proposals to repeal an article within the Children’s Law that allows parents to use ‘reasonable corporal punishment’.

WE asked ministers and assistant ministers whether they had ever taken illegal drugs. We received a variety of answers.