AN OCCUPATION survivor has revealed the incredible story of how her uncles and their families narrowly escaped being sent to a concentration camp after conscientious objectors told the German authorities they kept wireless crystal radio sets.
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Jersey’s first gay marriage could be as early as 2015, says Chief Minister
A public consultation on the matter is being carried out after the States backed a move to look into the implications of the introduction of gay marriage, but not to approve the principle of it right away.
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VIDEO: See what Islanders think of the Royal Family member who will be visiting Jersey for Liberation 70
A ROYAL visitor will help Islanders celebrate this year’s Liberation Day.
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Mixed night for Reform Jersey
Party chairman Deputy Sam Mézec won in St Helier District No 2 alongside fellow Reform candidate Deputy Geoff Southern, while Deputy Montfort Tadier was returned to his position in St Brelade District No 2.
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Additional £14 million approved for inquiry into historic child abuse – could vital projects be axed as a result?
THE States have agreed to grant an additional £14 million of funding to the inquiry investigating historic child abuse following a lengthy States debate.
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‘I can’t rule out cutting subsidies to fee-paying schools’ – Education Minister
THE Education Minister has refused to rule out cutting subsidies to fee-paying schools.
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Mixed night for Reform Jersey
Party chairman Deputy Sam Mézec won in St Helier District No 2 alongside fellow Reform candidate Deputy Geoff Southern, while Deputy Montfort Tadier was returned to his position in St Brelade District No 2.
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University loans for Jersey students on the way?
LOANS to help support Islanders who go to university could be introduced as early as next year, the Education Minister has said.
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Expelled politician apologises for tweet but still questions candidate’s condition
In an attempt to clarify the meaning of a tweet he posted on his personal account that appeared to imply St Peter Deputy Kristina Moore was faking her struggle with cancer, the St Helier No 1 seat-holder has now seemingly suggested it is convenient that she is ‘sufficiently recovered to stand for election’.
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Why public sector workers in Guernsey are happier than their Jersey counterparts today
PUBLIC-sector workers in Jersey may feel that they have got the raw end of the deal compared to their Guernsey counterparts when it comes to Liberation Day.
