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CRIMINALS could be forced to pay their own court costs and foreign nationals in La Moye prison could be deported as part of a series of cost-cutting measures.

NEW questions have surfaced about the future of land at St Helier’s Old Harbour following the creation of a new marine business park.

MORE than £800,000 of public money is being spent on improving the safety of States buildings.

THOUSANDS of Islanders turned out on Sunday and yesterday to support the opening legs of the prestigious Tour de Bretagne cycle race.

This week we have a detached four-bedroom family home in St Brelade, a three double-bedroom family home within walking distance to the major primary and secondary schools, a  charming two bedroom cottage located on a quiet lane just a stroll from the seafront at Beaumont, a granite fronted five-bedroom spacious family home in a perfect location, [...]

What a great week for cycling! No cycle registration and two days of top class cycle sport.

THE Jersey International Business School has bought one of its external training providers for an undisclosed sum.

A TREMENDOUS weekend of Island sport was topped by Jersey Rugby Club putting in a scintillating performance to earn an historic date at Twickenham.

AS teachers today vote on strike action following the weekend’s march through town, Chief Minister Terry Le Sueur has again vowed to stand firm over planned cuts.

From Michael Robinson, head of Jersey Customs and Immigration. I WRITE to clarify the situation for your readers and correct any misapprehension after reading the proposal in the letter (JEP, 17 April) from Alan Holmes to conduct the Customs controls on passengers travelling to Jersey at their point of departure instead of on their arrival [...]