James Jeune is a Reporter for All Island Media, the parent company of Bailiwick Express, Jersey Evening Post, and Connect Magazine. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, urban development, and public policy, with a particular focus on architecture, planning, and the global supply chain. James has been featured in the Jersey Evening Post and Bailiwick Express.
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Jersey, United Kingdom (Local)
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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
A Jersey-based provider of personal and corporate pensions, trustee and administration services has been acquired by the largest group of actuaries, consultants, insurance and pensions specialists in the Channel Islands. Polygon Pensions will now operate as part of BWCI Group, following the completion of a comprehensive due diligence process and receipt of the necessary regulatory […]
By: James Jeune
The head of water quality at Jersey Water has been shortlisted for an award that seeks to highlight women working in frontline utility roles. Jeanette Sheldon has been named as a finalist in the Women in Utilities Awards 2026, with the winners due to be announced at a ceremony on 3 July in London. The […]
By: James Jeune
Part of the former Nude Dunes restaurant is being advertised for rent as “a rare opportunity to operate from a highly visible and much-loved location” with a guide price of £20,000 per year. The letting being marketed by Le Rossignol Estates comprises use of the existing kitchen, serving hatch and an external seating area. Another twist […]
By: James Jeune
⬥ELECTION Keep the current or back to the future with St Brelade’s Constable?
By: James Jeune
The island’s competition watchdog is looking into the use of phone numbers in Jersey as part of a wider review of the numbering system – with a view to better protecting islanders from scams and aligning more closely with the UK. The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority’s call for information comes in the wake of changes […]
By: James Jeune
The Butcombe Group – which operates pubs and inns across the south of England and the Channel Islands – has been named in the Sunday Times ‘Best Places to Work’ list for the second year in a row. The annual list is based largely on direct feedback from employees and seeks to highlight organisations across […]
By: James Jeune
The chief executive of an international business advisory firm has been appointed to Jersey Business’s board as an independent non-executive director and future chair. Natasha Reeves, who was selected following an appointment process overseen by the chair of the Jersey Appointments Commission, will join the board immediately and will assume the role of chair after […]
By: James Jeune
A Jersey-based digital health platform has launched a pilot programme dedicated to prostate health as part of wider plans to create tailored online spaces “that support people when they need it most”. The new initiative by NowWhat.health provides medical information, personalised peer-to-peer matching and access to “a moderated community where people can share experiences, learn from others and find reassurance during […]
By: James Jeune
A family-run avocado plantation thousands of miles away is being managed with the help of an app built by an islander who completed a beginner programming course in Jersey. Maritza Gouveia, who grew up on a farm in Venezuela, has long held an interest in technology and had already studied three years of computer engineering […]
By: James Jeune
Coutts Crown Dependencies has launched a new team intended to strengthen the firm’s relationships with prospective private clients and professional intermediaries. Led by Tina Carter – who brings more than 40 years of banking experience across NatWest Group – the client acquisition team will articulate the bank’s investment offering and strategic outlook, facilitate early-stage discussions […]
