James Jeune is a Reporter for All Island Media, the parent company of Bailiwick Express, Jersey Evening Post, and Connect Magazine. He focuses on themes related to business and economics, including corporate finance, real estate development, and the housing market, while also covering sectors such as hospitality and leisure, banking, and construction. James has been featured in the Jersey Evening Post and Bailiwick Express, showcasing his expertise in the financial services and real estate sectors.
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James Jeune's coverage primarily focuses on local news and government & politics in the United Kingdom, specifically Jersey. His work includes reporting on community events, government announcements, and data-driven stories related to island life. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights into local issues affecting Jersey or provide expert commentary on political developments within the region.
Pitches could include perspectives from individuals with direct involvement in community initiatives, researchers with relevant data about local trends, or experts who can comment on political decisions impacting Jersey.
Entertainment-related topics are also a part of James' coverage but to a lesser extent compared to local news and politics. If pitching entertainment-related content, it should have a specific tie-in to Jersey or directly impact the island's community.
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By: James Jeune
More than a fifth of Jersey’s territorial waters are now protected from dredging and trawling after a major expansion of the Island’s marine conservation zones came into force today. The change – hailed as a “significant step” by new Environment Minister – means the protected area has jumped from just 6.5% to 21.7% – drawing […]
LIBERTY Wharf has been sold to a Jersey-based property company which intends to create “new reasons to visit” the area. The historic public asset, a former abattoir that was turned into a shopping centre, had been bought by Daisy Hill Real Estates having previously been run by lease owners SandpiperCI since 2018. Daisy Hill was […]
By: James Jeune
A UNION is rallying its members to contact politicians in support of the potential introduction of statutory workplace pensions in Jersey – after the Social Security Minister revealed it was on her agenda for this term. Unite the Union Jersey said that such a scheme needed to be introduced “sooner rather than later” and pointed […]
By: James Jeune
Cherry Godfrey has appointed someone to help grow its property management portfolio amid efforts to develop the “hugely important” part of the business’s plans. Bill Tatnall joins Cherry Godfrey Property as head of property management, bringing experience within Guernsey’s building and construction sector as well as leadership and customer service. Property management is a hugely […]
PLANS to extend the scope of Jersey’s Freedom of Information legislation to include arms-length organisations are finally being progressed – more than a decade after States Members agreed to it. Assistant Chief Minister Malcolm Ferey said he felt that, while the move would involve “challenges”, it is “the right thing to do”. It has been […]
By: James Jeune
EFFORTS to “secure and rebuild the lobster fishery” were among the first items of business dealt with by States Members following their return to the Assembly floor this week. An amendment from Environment Minister Mary Le Hegarat to increase the minimum landing size for lobster from 89 mm to 90 mm was approved this week. […]
A BID to restore the full States grant to the Social Security Fund from 2028 has been rejected. The proposition, from Deputy Max Andrews, was met with six votes in favour and 41 votes against. It had sought to reverse a decision taken as part of the 2026 Budget, which saw a temporary annual reduction […]
By: James Jeune
ISLANDERS hoping to enjoy time in the French Alps this winter are in luck – after Aurigny announced a large scale programme of flights to Grenoble. The airline will be operating flights from Guernsey and Jersey to Grenoble every Saturday from 19 December to 6 February. The route went on sale on Wednesday with fares […]
By: James Jeune
A neurodivergent islander who raised thousands of pounds for charity last year by completing seven marathon-length runs in seven days has set his sights on a new fundraising challenge – and revealed his long-term vision for giving back to the community that has supported him. James Hadley-Piggin, who has a developmental co-ordination disorder and has […]
By: James Jeune
OVER 700 children in Jersey are being treated with ADHD medication, a scrutiny panel has heard – following a “massive rise” in demand post-pandemic that did not “tail off” as expected. During a hearing with the Children, Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel, Children’s Minister Richard Vibert also said that there were currently 187 children […]
