A NEW screening service for a long-misunderstood and under-diagnosed gynaecological condition affecting one in eight women will be launching in the autumn, following a lengthy campaign to achieve ...

Bryan Ogesa, Lucy Falle and Vicky Ogesa are not just family; they are now the owners of Rafiki. They tell Natasha Baluchi why ...

JERSEY’S gambling watchdog has criticised the lack of progress in providing support for Islanders struggling with addiction – saying talks with Health have been “decidedly light on output”. The Jersey ...

PLANS for a tennis pavilion at a 38.5-acre St Martin estate have been given the go-ahead after a planning inspector recommended overturning an earlier refusal. Hollybank (Holdings) Limited appealed ...

COMPLAINTS to Jersey’s data watchdog surged by more than 50% last year – with public authorities accounting for around a third of all cases. The Jersey Office of the Information Commissioner received ...

A BUILDING firm has lost two appeals in a long-running dispute which has involved a disposed-of computer, disappearing timesheets and an expert whose evidence was found to have been “irredeemably ...

JERSEY netball’s iconic coach and former player Jackie Nelson has been recognised for her years of outstanding commitment by receiving an esteemed award within the British netball community. On 4 July ...

Husband-and-wife team Sarah and Simon Dowling tell Natasha Baluchi why, having had to overcome several challenges, they are ...

WITH the summer holiday season at its peak, and Battle floats due to muster at the western end of Victoria Avenue in two days’ time, the absence of one unwelcome visitor from recent years has been ...

THE Education Minister has said tackling the decline in children reading for pleasure is a “priority” – following concerns highlighted on the front page of the JEP at the weekend. Deputy Catherine ...

LEGISLATION brought in by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham to eradicate “subscription traps” and “rip-off discounts” should be adopted in Jersey – but “could go further” to protect Islanders struggling ...

BATTLE of Flowers participants will be given mandatory three-minute hydration breaks every 25 minutes as temperatures are forecast to reach up to 30°C on parade day. The Battle of Flowers Association ...