WHEN it comes to Covid, we wanted to be like Guernsey (until perhaps recently, anyway). For vaccinations, everyone keeps banging on about Israel. When it comes to digital, Estonia has been held up as where it is at.
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Don’t hold out hopes for sledging weather, say Met
ANYONE who was hoping to be able to enjoy a spot of sledging this week is likely to be disappointed – but the good news is that the sun may make a reappearance by the end of the week.
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No lockdown for Jersey, Chief Minister says after UK announcement
JERSEY is not in the same position as the UK, the Chief Minister has said after a national lockdown was announced by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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Care home visits can resume under new guidance
CARE homes are being allowed to reopen to visitors, after the government issued new guidance aimed at keeping visits safe.
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Bohemia retains Michelin star for the 17th consecutive year
JERSEY’S Bohemia Restaurant has maintained its Michelin star for the 17th year running – the first under its new head chef.
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Age of criminal responsibility to move from ten to 14?
THE age of criminal responsibility in Jersey will be amended, the Home Affairs Minister has told States Members – but the details of such a change are still being worked on.
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Vulnerable road users: Solicitor General says that presumed liability does not exist in Jersey
VULNERABLE road users in Jersey do not have any protection in law from presumed liability, the Solicitor General has confirmed.
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Islanders asked to support life-saving transplant tech
A CHARITY set up by the family of a woman who had a life-saving heart transplant as a teenager is asking Islanders to help fund a pioneering piece of equipment which could save the lives of seriously ill children.
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Housing and population high on parties’ agendas
POLITICAL parties are ramping up their efforts to secure votes ahead of the election, with one party unveiling a ‘mini manifesto’, another due to confirm its choice for Chief Minister today and a third setting out its stall on population. The Jersey Liberal Conservatives, which is led by former Bailiff and ex-External Relations Minister Sir […]
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Jersey news: 10 things we learnt this week
MISSED the news this week? Don’t worry, here’s a run down of what’s been going on. The ten things we have learnt this week are… 1. It’s FlyMaybeNot Flybe – the airline which served Jersey in its various incarnations for decades and occasionally arrived and departed on time – is back. The relaunched carrier, which […]
