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The consultancy firm working on the Jersey Development Company's proposed redevelopment of the Waterfront say there's been 'clear support' for the initial concepts, particularly the outdoor public spaces.

Every household in Jersey will receive a census form over the next fortnight ahead of Census Day on 21 March.

Three people have been jailed for a combined 22 years for being involved in an operation to smuggle 255 grams of heroin, with a street value of up to £255,000, into Jersey.

A new street in St Helier next to the former Odeon cinema has been named after its long-time manager.

The Economic Development Minister has admitted that the bar was set too high to apply for financial support through the Visitor Attractions and Events scheme.

The CEO of the Jersey Hospitality Association says he is truly disgusted after hearing multiple reports of islanders playing the rules and blackmailing venues.

Jersey could host the British and Irish Lions' pre-tour camp this summer if it can't take place in South Africa as planned.

A detailed planning application has been submitted to build a skate park at the Les Quennevais Sports Centre, with an outline application for South Hill due to follow next week.

Pubs and restaurants in Alderney can now operate a table only service and gatherings indoors of up to 20 people or outdoors of up to 30 are allowed as part of the Stage 2 lockdown exit restrictions.

Four households will be able to form a bubble instead of the current two, when restrictions in the Bailiwick are eased further.

Schools, colleges and nurseries in Guernsey will reopen on Monday 8 March.

Guernsey's St John Emergency Services team have been thanked for all their hard work during an 'unprecedented demand' over the first month of the latest lockdown.

The booming online fashion empire Boohoo and many of its suppliers are facing the possibility of a United States import ban because of widespread allegations over the use of slave labour.

The first assessment of the Brazilian variant of COVID-19, newly identified in the UK, shows it may spread more easily - and evade the immune system.

The British Horseracing Authority has been made aware of a video circulating, showing a man jumping onto the back of a dead horse.

Former Liverpool star and TV pundit Ian St John has died aged 82.

Former Liverpool and Scotland striker Ian St John has died at the age of 82.

Gordon Elliott will not be permitted to have runners in Britain until the conclusion of an Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board investigation into an image on social media that showed the Grand National-winning trainer sitting on a dead horse on his gallops.

Ex-Anfield captain Steven Gerrard has called Ian St John, who has died at the age of 82, a 'Liverpool icon'.

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Taylor Wimpey, one of Britain's biggest house builders, has announced a £125m fund to fix cladding on flats to meet safety standards.

The booming online fashion empire Boohoo and many of its suppliers are facing the possibility of a United States import ban because of widespread allegations over the use of slave labour.

The chancellor is expected to give £408m to help museums, theatres and galleries to reopen in England as coronavirus restrictions ease.

The Download Festival has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic for the second year running, its "heartbroken" organisers have said.

The man who was walking Lady Gaga's three dogs when he was shot as thieves stole two of them says he had "a very close call with death".

Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot has announced she is pregnant with her third child.

Taylor Swift has criticised a Netflix show for containing a joke about her which the singer called "lazy" and "deeply sexist".

The chancellor is expected to give £408m to help museums, theatres and galleries to reopen in England as coronavirus restrictions ease.

Former Conservative leader William Hague has thrown his weight behind calls for tax rises at this week's budget in order to deal with Britain's huge COVID spending.

A single shot of either the Oxford-AstraZeneca or Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine is more than 80% effective at preventing hospitalisation among the over 80s, according to Public Health England (PHE).

Boris Johnson is considering setting up a charity funded by Tory donors to help pay for the refurbishment of his flat in Downing Street, it is being claimed.

A group of girls who were abducted from a boarding school in Nigeria have been released and are "safe", reports say.

The UK will discuss with the EU the bloc's proposals to create a vaccine passport that could allow people to travel more freely in time for the summer holidays.

Boris Johnson has said he would "love" to see the UK host the 2030 World Cup.

Scientists say they have confirmed the existence of space hurricanes, with a 600 mile-wide mass spotted above the North Pole.

Scientists say they have confirmed the existence of space hurricanes, with a 600 mile-wide mass spotted above the North Pole.

Twitter is expanding its use of warning labels, targeting tweets that contain misleading details about coronavirus vaccines.

A meteor lit up the sky over the UK on Sunday night, wowing amateur stargazers who were lucky enough to see the phenomenon.

There is an adage from the world of terrorism that equally applies to the emerging new variants of COVID-19.

A Californian plastic surgeon is being investigated after he attended a virtual court hearing while operating on a patient.

A puppy with six legs has been born in the US - and vets are describing her as a "miracle".

Eighty alligator heads have been seized after a police search of a house in Birmingham.

Lockdown has been tough for all of our hairstyles but one plucky sheep has been given his first trim in what could have been many many years.