SOME flights to and from the UK were delayed yesterday due to a serious technical issue at the UK’s Swanwick air traffic ...

CAFE, restaurant and nightclub owner David Voisin is full of warm conviviality but under the surface he is somewhat miffed. Rather than the sun rising brightly over his Bar Levant Mediterranean-themed ...

THE Environment Minister and his officers will not attend a public hearing due to take place this morning into a long-running complaint from a St Helier resident who says her life has been “destroyed” ...

Shell has revealed that profits slid over the first half after a drop in trading profits and lower oil and gas prices. The oil major told shareholders that adjusted earnings, or net profits, dropped ...

THE future of a government-run service that helps disabled or elderly Islanders to live independently is currently under ...

JERSEY’S beach volleyball league is back in full swing. The Jersey Volleyball Association (JVA) have worked hard to put on ...

THE LEAD organiser of a community initiative which recently marked its 10th anniversary in St Brelade is encouraging ...

Tony Moretta, chief executive of Digital Jersey, reflects on the organisation’s work so far this year and outlines its plans ...

Mourners will gather for the funeral of Tory former Cabinet minister Lord Norman Tebbit at the cathedral in the town where he lived. The Conservative grandee, who was one of Margaret Thatcher’s ...

Heavy rain, lightning and hail are set to batter southern parts of England as a yellow thunderstorm warning comes into force. The alert will be in effect from 10am to 9pm on Thursday, covering areas ...

Tom Brady believes Birmingham must keep up with the spending of Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to compete with their Championship rivals. Birmingham beat Wrexham to the League One ...

Fathers are being encouraged to apply for jobs at nurseries and pre-schools as part of a new Government campaign. According to the Department for Education, three workers out of every 100 in the early ...