James Jeune is a Reporter for All Island Media, the parent company of Bailiwick Express, Jersey Evening Post, and Connect Magazine. He focuses on a range of topics including construction and real estate, finance, investment, and aviation, with particular attention to the commercial real estate sector and the housing market. James is featured in the Jersey Evening Post and Bailiwick Express.
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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
Higher fuel costs stemming from the conflict in the Middle East were among the biggest factors influencing a continued rise in Jersey’s inflation rate, according to the latest report from Statistics Jersey. Published today, the Retail Prices Index for September 2026 contains analysis of the speed at which goods and services in the island are […]
THE time between a weakness being found in a computer system and attackers exploiting it has shrunk from years to minutes – and artificial intelligence is accelerating the threat. For Matt Palmer, director of the Jersey and Guernsey Cyber Security Centres, that speed is forcing a rethink of how organisations protect themselves. “It is a […]
By: James Jeune
LAW drafting work to implement another fishing-free zone in the Island’s waters is among the progress highlighted by a newly released government report. Published this week, the Marine Spatial Plan Annual Progress Report 2025 provides a breakdown of the objectives being achieved as part of a strategy for protecting and sustainably managing Jersey’s marine environment. […]
THE Middle East conflict’s impact on energy markets has been reflected in the latest RPI data released by Statistics Jersey, after climbing fuel prices contributed to a rise in the Island’s overall inflation rate. The Retail Prices Index for September 2026, published on Friday, stated that the annual rate of inflation – which was marked […]
By: James Jeune
“PRACTICAL advice” to help Islanders stay prepared for emergencies – including severe weather and power outages – will soon be made available in the form of a “Jersey Risk Register and Household Emergency Plan”. The news comes shortly after the UK launched its “Be Ready” campaign, which includes a checklist of recommended provisions and measures […]
By: James Jeune
A company created to support non-executive and independent directors, chairs, trustees, and the organisations around them has been launched by a group of experienced business leaders. NEDness has been founded by Julia Warrander, who is leading the business as its chief executive officer alongside chief operating officer Nanette van Vliet, chief commercial officer Tom Noel and chief communications […]
By: James Jeune
An environmental charity that seeks to plant and protect trees while educating the community about their importance has grown its skillset further with two of its team recently earning qualifications in arboriculture. Jersey Trees for Life announced that experienced lead arborist Chris Querée is now a fully-fledged tree inspector, while ranger Leni Savva has earned […]
By: James Jeune
JP Restaurants is celebrating a “remarkable milestone” as the restaurant and café group marks eight decades since the opening of the business from which it first grew. Founded in 1946, Jersey Pottery welcomed generations of residents and visitors and lay the foundations for what would become JP Restaurants. While its roots were in pottery and […]
SOCIAL Security Minister Elaine Millar has accepted a recommendation from the Employment Forum to increase the main minimum wage rate by 2.8% in April. The rise to £13.97 an hour is in line with Jersey’s June 2026 inflation level. Senator Millar has also accepted a recommendation to implement an equivalent increase in the allowances available […]
By: James Jeune
Imperium has appointed a new managing director for its Jersey business amid an “exciting” time for the firm as it celebrates five years in the island. The role is being taken on by James Wileman, who brings extensive leadership and operational experience spanning both the public and private sectors – including expertise in governance, risk, […]
