Committee members’ resignations leave void in parish administration
A PARISH has been left with an administrative void after every member of its rates committee resigned from the…
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Spotlight on Haut du Mont Trial
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Business
Joining the dots, questioning assumptions and looking beyond individual transactions
Compliance professionals face an increasingly complex task, writes Natasha Baluchi, who attended this year’s JCOA conference FINANCIAL crime is becoming increasingly complex, with investigators often needing to look beyond individual transactions to uncover the networks and relationships behind them. That was a central theme of this year’s Jersey Compliance Officers Association conference, held at the…
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Sport
Jersey Kenpo Karate team return from Athens with 35 medals
JERSEY’S young martial artists returned from the IKKA Europe European Kenpo Karate Championships in Athens with an impressive haul of 35 medals and a trophy for the most medals relative to team size. The ten-strong Jersey Kenpo Karate Association squad, whose youngest competitor was just eight, collected seven gold, 14 silver and 14 bronze medals…
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Your Pride Nominees
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Weather and Travel
Loganair remains “exposed” to ongoing fuel price volatility, says chief executive
LOGANAIR remains “exposed” to global fuel market volatility, the chief executive of the airline has said in the wake of scrutiny over surcharges implemented to help it maintain “a financially sustainable operation”. Luke Farajallah said that the Scottish carrier, which began serving Jersey towards the end of last year following the collapse of Blue Islands,…
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Crime
Performance- and image-enhancing drug seizures up in 2026, with use linked to social pressure
MORE than 7,400 tablets of drugs used to boost physical appearance and sporting performance have been seized by Customs officers since 2019, new figures have revealed. The response to a freedom-of-information submitted by the JEP recorded 131 seizures of image…
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