A 52-YEAR-OLD man has admitted spitting at two police officers who found him in his flat “covered in blood” with a suspected head injury. Almas Uddin pleaded guilty to two counts of assaulting a ...
PRIVATE investment clients have been warned to beware of a scammer impersonating a real investment company. The Jersey Financial Services Commission said there was an “impersonating entity” which has ...
ABORTION fee exemptions for under-18s, full-time students, low-income households and victims of rape or incest have been written into Jersey law for the first time. New regulations taking effect on 1 ...
THE governance of Jersey’s prison service is to come under scrutiny following a £900,000 overspend last year and the near-completion of a £24 million improvement programme. Comptroller and Auditor ...
A 98-YEAR-OLD former Army helicopter pilot has taken to the skies once again with the help of a Jersey charity. William “Bill” Hosking, who served with the Royal Artillery at Middle Wallop in 1958, ...
PROLONGED use of the Island’s desalination plant – which has been turned on this week in response to lengthy periods of dry weather this summer – could eventually lead to higher bills, Jersey Water ...
CALLS have been made for “robust” health data after new figures showed that Emergency Department attendances for overdoses ...
RAIN, low clouds and cool temperatures failed to deter a group of firefighters who were joined by some of their children as they completed a fundraising challenge to climb the UK’s highest peak. The ...
A REVIEW of patients potentially misdiagnosed following bone-density scans has found no further cases of substandard treatment. In April, the Health Department initiated a review of almost 2,300 ...
PUBLIC patients waited over five months for “urgent” knee-replacement surgery, new figures have revealed. Data published by the Health Department showed that the median wait for urgent knee ...
A DEBATE on restoring the full States grant to the Social Security Fund has been postponed after the Treasury Minister asked for more time to consider the proposal. Deputy Max Andrews has agreed to ...
JERSEY’S electricity grid will be able to cope with the additional demand created by the Island’s net-zero targets by the end of this decade, according to Jersey Electricity. The company is investing ...
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