AN heroic Islander who died in the aftermath of the Haut du Mont disaster helped ensure the “safe evacuation” of a fellow resident despite herself being “thrown out of bed” during the fatal explosion, jurors heard on Friday. Kathy McGinness (73) died on Christmas Day 2022 after sustaining an injury…
THE future of the 129-year-old Victoria Marine Lake remains undecided after an incident earlier this year that saw a child swept through a hole in the seawall. Infrastructure Minister Jonathan Renouf has provided an update on plans for structure, which has been at the centre of community campaign…
A MAN who stole £4,300 worth of tools from a St Helier property and was later found with cannabis and prescription drugs has been warned that a prison sentence is “extremely likely”. Joao Cristiano De Sousa Silva (39) pleaded guilty in the Magistrate’s Court to breaking into unoccupied premises in…
JERSEY Bulls returned to winning ways in style as they marked their return to Springfield with a 4-2 victory over Ascot United in front of 886 home supporters. On a beautiful October afternoon, Elliot Powell’s side produced another free-scoring display to move up to fourth in the Isthmian South…
AN annual campaign is returning by encouraging smokers across Jersey to take the first step towards a healthier future by quitting for 28 days. Stoptober is a month-long campaign encourages people to give up their smoking habit for the month. Research indicates that those who stop for 28 days are…
REPORTS of speeding vehicles in the west of the Island during the early hours of this morning are being investigated by the States police. In an appeal for witnesses, the force stated that a number of reports were received between approximately 3.30am and 5am, “concerning vehicles being driven at…
THE Island’s economy has contracted for the second year running, according to the latest report from Statistics Jersey. Data released yesterday showed a 1.7% fall – in real terms – in the Island’s Gross Domestic Product last year, following a comparable 0.7% fall in 2025. The latest report gave a…
HAVING taken the decision to retire from politics in 2018 after a 13-year stint as a States Member, Alan Maclean spent the build-up to that year’s election, and the 2022 ballot, seeking to persuade people who he thought had something to offer to stand for public office. The former Treasury Minister…
A DRUNK man who claimed to be a detective in the “drug force” and used a fake police badge as his phone lock screen has been fined £5,400. Steven Price (56) previously pleaded guilty to impersonating a police officer and driving without a valid licence when he appeared in the Magistrate’s Court on…