Jersey News from Channel 103

Input from islanders who rent their home is needed as politicians review proposed changes to Jersey's tenancy laws.

Organ and blood donors will be recognised by a new public memorial in Jersey.

Islanders are being encouraged to dress in orange and gather in Liberation Square to show support for Lily McGarry, a sports-loving Jersey student who recently became a quadruple amputee.

Jersey's Deputy Bailiff Robert MacRae KC will become Bailiff in October.

This year's Channel Islands Pride will take place in Jersey on 21 June.

Flags are flying at half-mast across Jersey following the death of the pontiff, while community leaders have paid their own tributes to Pope Francis.

Autism Jersey to expand its Adult and Family Support Services, with help from JT's Community Giving Scheme.

A 23-year-old runner, surfer, swimmer and medical student who lost all her limbs due to meningococcal septicaemia, is looking for advanced prosthetics so she can continue her hobbies.

DFDS' Levante Jet has made its maiden voyage to Jersey from Poole.

A report into Jersey homelessness in the last quarter of 2024 has revealed that 28% of people were recorded as being employed.

ArtHouse Jersey's commemorative exhibition will remember Jersey deportees who were sent to a prison camp in a town called Wurzach.

Jersey carers are being offered a free training programme for looking after islanders with dementia.

Helier de Veulle will be organising new 'Seymour Stroll' trail alongside the 'Seymour Sprint' for the 6th year.

Two islanders have escaped a serious car crash in St Peter's Valley with minor injuries.

Islands Unlimited has been testing its 316 seater catamaran in moderate to rough seas off Malta.

A Jersey artist has achieved one of the highest accolades in the art world.

The Hospice Shop East, in Grouville, opens this weekend and has attracted a UK creator and second-hand fashion stylist.

The new playgrounds at Parade Gardens are now open for children of all ages to play on.

It will be easier for islanders to get to Bournemouth in 2026, with direct flights launching next summer.

DFDS' Tarifa Jet is returning to Jersey before it reattempts its St Malo route.

Fewer of our common, feathery friends are being spotted in British gardens.

Jersey is the 13th worst in the world, out of the OECD countries, for alcohol consumption, putting us on par with France and Russia.

A former clergy member has been found guilty of gross indecency with a child.

Jersey physiotherapist, Adam, is tackling the London Marathon, and his daughter, Nina, is taking on the '1 in 6' Tiny Seeds challenge.

A scrutiny panel will question Health Minister Tom Binet on women's health and wellbeing services, and islanders are also invited to attend and submit their questions and experiences.

Macmillan Jersey will hold The Macarenathon - no, that's not a typo - trying to break the Guinness World Record for the most amount of people dancing the Macarena at any one time.

The Clarence Road junction in St Helier will be closed to traffic during school drop-off times to make it safer for commuters and children.

A Jersey medical practice becomes the first in the island to permanently give its patients, and 1,000 new ones, free GP appointments.

The Minister for Social Security wants to cut down on bureaucracy, getting people help in a 'much quicker and efficient way'.

Ai Chi was first developed in Japan, and borrows elements from martial art Tai Chi. It uses breathing techniques and progressive resistance training in water.

Two firefighters saved a woman from a 'smoke-filled flat' caused by unattended cooking.

Police are looking for witnesses after a Jersey motorist was involved in a two-vehicle collision and then with a stop sign.

The Performance Sport Programme for 2025 will support talented athletes that have the potential to reach the top level of their sport.

Jersey Zoo is set to be home to Europe's most modern gorilla house, with Durrell showing off the latest progress.

Dominic Jones has joined a strategy group to help inform the UK Government on challenges faced by people suffering from food allergies.

Six young gymnasts have secured a whopping 14 medals, competing against clubs from across the UK.

Jersey Overseas Aid is giving £100,000 to three charities that are helping with relief efforts in Myanmar.

Two Jersey artists have created new public artwork inspired by childhood memories of throwing a coin in the fountain and making a wish.

The recruitment freeze in Jersey's civil service has been widened, lasting for longer and covering more roles.

It seems talk of a second series of Bergerac is premature, with UKTV telling Channel 103 there is no news yet on the show's recommissioning.

DFDS has brought in a replacement vessel on the Jersey-Portsmouth route, the Cote D'Albatre.