THREE parishes will hold elections for douzaine and other parochial roles later this month after meetings this week agreed to defer the elections rather than hold them on the night.

The scars of physical trauma can elicit a positive or negative reaction, as Retired Lt General Richard Nugee knows well. But ...

Homeowners paying mortgage interest are set to maintain all of their existing tax relief next year.

Cutting fuel duty in real terms was ruled out by the States yesterday.

More than 600 swimmers helped to raise a record-breaking £7,800 at this year’s BWCI Open Castle Swim.

Aurigny has suggested long-haul travel via its connections with Dublin or Paris to avoid increases in UK Air Passenger Duty due to come into effect next April.

Aurigny has suggested long-haul travel via its connections with Dublin or Paris to avoid increases in UK Air Passenger Duty ...

Calls for spending cuts during this political term have been dismissed as unrealistic by the States’ senior committee.

Shopping UnLtd will be transporting disabled and elderly islanders to town for late-night shopping this December.

Policy & Resources was accused of lacking the will to control spending in yesterday’s 2026 Budget debate.

Members of an Independent Prison Monitoring Panel think that the use of electronic tags for minor sentences could help ease homelessness issues among ex-offenders.

There will be 30,000 tickets available for The Big Winter Lottery. The draw date is 31 December. Tickets are available from ...