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Jersey: Did we just invent "casino metal detecting"?
Experts in the UK tasked with valuing the record-breaking 2,000-year-old Le Câtillon coin hoard started with a figure of £2m... so how did the island end up paying mor...
Guernsey: The Chief Minister and his one term (6 January 2022)
The President of Policy and Resources, Deputy Peter Ferbrache, recently announced that he is unlikely to stand for the top job again. Express wanted to find out why...
Jersey: An icy road to the stage (06 January 2022)
This week, Jersey Amateur Dramatic Club brought Panto back after two years. But between covid restrictions, mandatory mask-wearing, cast absences and restricted audien...
Jersey: Getting fixed for the New Year (30 December 2021)
With the festive coming to a close and islanders thinking about throwing old items out, one man is encouraging both the Government and locals to be more aware about wh...
Jersey: A Very Jerri' Christmas (24 December 2021)
While Jersey now celebrates the festive season much like the rest of Europe, things used to be very different. Express chats to local Jèrriais expert Geraint Jennin...
Guernsey: The Regulator (23 December 2021)
Express speaks to the chair of the Guernsey Competition and Regulatory Authority, Chris Bolt, and the Chief Executive, Michael Byrne. We discuss the future of regulat...
Jersey: Carbon Neutral Roadmap (17 December 2021)
Senior Government policymaker Steve Skelton explains what is the Carbon Neutral Roadmap - a key document that sets out how Jersey will reduce its emissions of greenhou...
Jersey: St. Helier's £6.5m question (9 December 2021)
Next week, St. Helier parishioners will be asked a £6.5m question: should they agree to sell a significant amount of land to the Government to make way for the new hos...
Jersey: A check-up on children's dental services (2 December 2021)
In a recent letter to the politicians reviewing the Government's funding plans, the co-founder of children's dental charity, Super Smiles, said that "immediate" action...
Guernsey: Vive La Vallette (26 November 2021)
The community redevelopment project being undertaken at La Vallette is nearing completion, with the charity responsible excited for opening up a true community space f...
Jersey: The end of the French Connection? (25 November)
So close yet so far... New procedures introduced in the wake of Brexit are threatening links between Jersey and its closest neighbour, France. From stricter customs ch...
Guernsey: The political environmentalist (19 November 2021)
The 26th annual UN summit on climate change (COP26) has come and gone, with Guernsey represented as one of hundreds of jurisdictions looking to make serious inroads in...
Jersey: Recycling and the curse of 'newness' (18 November, 2021)
COP 26 is done, climate change has had its week leading the news agenda...now that happens next? Is it all blah, blah blah...or are enough people now calling for lasti...
Jersey: Armistice Day on the island (11 November 2021)
Today marks the 103rd anniversary of the Armistice - the end of the First World War. Many will know something about the trenches, the Battles of the Somme and Ypres a...
Jersey: Taking the pulse of community nursing (5 November 2021)
While we were all on lockdown, shielding ourselves from the effects of coronavirus last year - one group continually put itself in the line of fire. Nurses and carers...
Guernsey: Our place at COP26 (5 November 2021)
The 26th UN summit on climate change, COP26, is well underway, with hundreds of nations coming together in Glasgow this year to tackle climate change. To give his ins...
Guernsey: Leale's Yard (29 October 2021)
Independent shop owners at the Bridge remain unconvinced that Leales Yard will be developed anytime soon, arguing that the Co-op's hold on the land has stalled the red...
Jersey: Exposing the school funding crisis (28 October 2021)
How does a school stripped to the bone make ends meet when there's nothing left to cut? Which children is the underfunding of schools hitting hardest? What does 'putti...
Jersey: Pathways in and out of prison (22 October 2021)
It's a difficult time at the prison. While an ambitious programme to transform the service and introduce a new 'Seven Pathways' approach to reducing reoffending is un...
Guernsey: Finding the 'Zen Garden' (14 October 2021)
You'd think that Herm Island couldn't get any more zen, but its gardening team have proved otherwise. The island beat out stiff competition to win one of this year's ...
Jersey: Inside No. 9 - Jersey's links to the slave trade (14 October 2021)
This week, we dip into the archives for the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition (23 August 2022)... ---- A new Heritage re...
Jersey: How healthy is Health? (8th October 2021)
Reports detailing serious bullying allegations, staff shortages, buildings which are no longer fit for purpose, and a new hospital which is still, at least, five years...
Guernsey: Digging into the quarry decision (1 October 2021)
The States has made a political decision committing to local quarrying for the next 30 or so year. The proposed site at the Chouet Headland was preferred to a reliance...
Jersey: Locked up with adults - the case for improving children's mental health care (30 September 2021)
This week saw young people directly address Ministers about their "traumatising" experiences of mental health care, with their key aim to put an end to children being ...
Guernsey: Got Milk? (24 September 2021)
An unexpected new sports drink is being campaigned for in Guernsey, and has received the support of dozens of prominent sports men and women. Milk. Good ol' fashioned...
Jersey: Uprising - the riotous history behind the bank holiday (23 September 2021)
Are you wondering why we've got a bank holiday on Monday? Express asked Stuart Nicolle, Senior Archivist at Jersey Heritage, about the riotous history of the holiday, ...
Jersey: The Government's first female CEO (16 September 2021)
Express discusses the Belfast City Council Chief set to become the Government of Jersey's first ever female CEO, and examines the difficult process in appointing her...
Guernsey: A full-fibre future (17 September 2021)
Sure has this week announced £37.5m plans to make Guernsey a digital leader through the creation of a fibre to the premises broadband network, which will directly reac...
Guernsey: What comes after the CCA? (10 September 2021)
The Civil Contingencies Authority took power last year to guide Guernsey through the covid pandemic and implement a series of rules and regulations that have changed o...
Jersey: The new voice of the hospitality industry (9 September 2021)
Bailiwick Express meets Claire Boscq, the newly appointed CEO of the Jersey Hospitality Association, to find out more about her and to hear her vision for an industry ...
