Jersey News

The Jersey Care Commission is asking for feedback from islanders on how they think the hospital, ambulance and government mental health services should be regulated.

Author and poet Michael Rosen is appearing at this year's Jersey Festival of Words.

The 'Hospice Shoe' and eight other runners are taking on this year's London Marathon in aid Jersey HospiceCare.

Parents in Jersey are being asked what can be done to address children and young people using vapes.

States members have agreed to pursue the idea of an offshore wind farm project in Jersey's southwestern waters.

David Greaves is wanted in connection with several acts of fraud against businesses and people in the island.

The government is taking the last steps towards the 'long overdue' introduction of independent taxation.

Infrastructure Minister Andy Jehan has thrown Jersey's hat in the ring to host Island Games 2035.

The Health Minister has surprised Jersey's States, by saying he won't be recruiting a successor to Tom Hayhoe.

Hollywood star Henry Cavill is taking on an exciting new role... becoming a father. 

From August, it will become illegal in Jersey to rent out a home without a licence.

With Bergerac set to return to our television screens, the big question is, who will be chosen to play Jersey-based sleuth, Jim Bergerac?

Government House announces with 'great sadness' that Lady Valerie Ridgway has died peacefully.

Jersey Police are warning islanders of the scams sweeping the island and costing people tens of thousands in life savings.

A Jersey charity supporting families through separation says they are overwhelmed with demand, after more parents come to their service, reaching out for help.

A Dutch man has been sentenced to 10 months in prison after attempting to import a kilogram of cannabis resin into Jersey.

Dylan John Pounds has pleaded not guilty in Jersey's Royal Court to two counts of causing death by dangerous driving.

Jersey Zoo's board comes under fire as trust members are calling for a vote of no confidence.

Public Health Jersey has published its report on the island's latest recorded levels of obesity, physical activities and diet.

The 32-year-old was was caught by Jersey Customs officers trying to import around £10,500 of cocaine internally.

Islanders are being updated on the cases of the explosion at Haut du Mont, the collision between the L'Ecume II and Commodore Goodwill and the deaths of Dean and Charlie Lowe.

Jersey's government has given islanders an update about the progress of the New Healthcare Facilities Programme in its Common Strategic Policy report for the next two years.

Deputy Lucy Stephenson wants to see a new funding model for IVF in Jersey after finding no evidence to suggest the current one works.

Fabio Manuel De Jesus Nunes was found guilty of rape and touching someone sexually and is beginning a 9.5 year prison sentence.

Islanders are being encouraged to consider fostering teenagers in Jersey.

Jersey Police have named the elderly woman who died in hospital after a car, in which she was a passenger, crashed over a bunker at La Corbière.

There are still "some wounds to heal" between Jersey's planning department and property developers, according to the author of a review of the department.

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Parts of Jersey are flooded after an 11.8 metre tide and strong winds.

States Members will be asked if they want to increase the minimum wage to a living wage by January 2026.

Home Affairs and Justice Minister Mary Le Hegarat has no immediate plans to increase the maximum sentencing for causing death by dangerous driving.

The States of Jersey has confirmed that an 84-year-old woman has died following a single car accident at La Corbière early on Sunday evening (7 April).

Crews were called to La Corbière on Sunday afternoon.

The Jersey Airlines hangar at the airport is set to be demolished after Ports of Jersey was granted permission to remove it.

Repair Cafés in Jersey are getting out their tools to help islanders save money.

French authorities seize 1100kg of the class A drug from a Jersey-registered vessel in the Caribbean.

The new chair of the Health and Community Services Advisory Board has left the post with 'immediate effect', after just being appointed at the end of February.

Islanders are being asked to share their thoughts on low income in Jersey - which could influence government policy.

Jersey telecoms companies' handling of emergency calls could be changed to ensure the island has end-to-end 999 calls.

Discussions about making the road one-way have been ongoing for nearly a year, after safety concerns were found with how narrow it is.

Jersey Overseas Aid and the United Nations are looking for a young islander to work in one of the largest refugee camps in the world.

Plans for reconstruction have been submitted but some people still have not been able to look over the remains of their home.

A person wearing a wetsuit and diving gear has been recovered from the water between Jersey and France.

A recent audit into the prescription of medical cannabis shows several patients received prescriptions that do not fall in line with NICE or NHS recommendations.

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Significant improvements are coming to the Central Market, and the changes aim to make it a more vibrant and bustling space.