EXCLUSIVE A MAN accused of being the intended recipient of a major drugs shipment from South America remains wanted more than a year after fleeing the Island, the JEP can reveal. The suspect was ...

ENGLAND’s World Cup dream may have ended in heartbreak, but supporter Dave Lehan-Port still has something to celebrate, after ...

FOOTBALL might not be coming home, but a group of four Islanders who have watched every England game in the World Cup are – after their month-long “once-in-a-lifetime” journey across North America ...

A RETIRED educator who recorded images of a 15-year-old girl’s underwear as she rode the bus has been spared jail. Dennis ...

ISLANDERS are being urged to take part in a new survey examining people’s experiences of life in Jersey and identifying where improvements can be made. The government is particularly keen to hear from ...

THE Festival of the Mile is due to return this year to mark its fifth anniversary with a day full of racing. The annual event will take place at FB Fields on Sunday 19 July in aid of the Jersey Heart ...

SARK’S first major incident since its emergency services were established 70 years ago was declared last Friday.  A fire on Little Sark was first reported at 11am, with the first 999 call being picked ...

DESIGNS for long-term flood protection from La Collette to La Grande Charrière slipway are being refined as the government looks to bring forward Jersey’s largest coastal defences project since the ...

A JERSEY teacher earned high praise from an internationally acclaimed chess grandmaster after holding him to a draw last week. French grandmaster Bachar Kouatly and Polish grandmaster Radosław “Radek” ...

JURORS have been shown the route taken by a man accused of committing ten offences against women within an hour and a half in the streets of St Helier. Abdelkarim Arfaoui denies offences against five ...

A CHEF has been awarded more than £5,000 in unpaid wages and holiday pay after taking his former employer to a tribunal. Nuno Ricardo Cruz said he was forced to resign from his job in July last year ...

THE Children’s Commissioner has commissioned research into how money and poverty affect children’s day-to-day lives in Jersey, as it called on the new government to confront child poverty “honestly ...