The Battle began as a flower parade, but along the route the flowers were torn off and thrown to the spectators. They threw them back, and the Battle ...

Jersey possesses a fascinating and complex history forged by centuries of battles, exploration, struggle and reinvention, leaving behind a unique lega ...

From Victor Hugo to Lillie Langtry and Buffalo Bill to Gerald Durrell, you might be surprised who has links with Jersey.

The present Jersey flag replaced the old, unofficial flag in 1979. The presidents of the States committees decided in the jubilee year (1977) to comme ...

Jersey is a parliamentary democracy that is a dependency of the British Crown. It is a British island, but is not part of the United Kingdom, nor is i ...

Emigrants from Jersey took cows with them to provide milk. With its good looks, gentle nature, strong constitution and rich milk, the Jersey cow soon ...

Jèrriais is the form of the Norman language spoken in Jersey. It has been in decline over the past century as English has come to dominate.

On May 9th every year Jersey celebrates the anniversary of the Liberation of the island from the German occupation forces of World War II.

Much of Jersey's heritage stems from its relationship with the sea. From the 17th Century Cod Trade to the present day.

A potted history of Jersey's historical milestones, from Stone-Age hunter gatherers to the birth of our newer industries after liberation.

The 12 Parish badges evolved to commemorate the Royal visit in 1921 of King George V and Queen Mary.

It is said that signals have been flown from the site of the Fort Regent signal station since 1708. In 2005, a small team worked out a new set of sign ...