Jersey News

A remote vehicle is being brought in to pinpoint the location of a sunken Jersey fishing trawler as the search for three missing crew continues.

A major search and rescue operation is going on off Jersey's north west coast after the Commodore Goodwill collided with a fishing trawler.

A quarter of Jersey households are struggling financially, rising to 3 in 4 single parent homes.

EasyJet will operate its first international route from Jersey to Amsterdam from 1 April 2023.

More than 500 presents have been donated to children supported by Jersey's Social Care services.

Parents in Jersey are being advised to be aware of scarlet fever symptoms, as cases rise in Britain.

Marine Resources staff have been tagging more bluefin tuna to find out more about the species and its migration pattern.

Jersey's government has agreed to raise the weekly care rates included in the Long Term Care Scheme by 12%.

Three domestic abuse survivors are sharing their artwork in a small exhibition at Jersey's Salvation Army Café.

58 year old Paul Anthony Hadikin has been jailed for 17 years by Jersey's Royal Court for stabbing a man in a St Helier pub.

The average temperature in Jersey reached 15°C, just shy of the mildest autumn on record.

Jersey's Environment Minister Deputy Jonathan Renouf and Energy and Climate Change Minister Deputy Hilary Jeune have met their Guernsey counterparts to discuss joint approaches to environmental threats.

Hundreds of prize lots have gone under the hammer for the annual appeal, raising money for struggling islanders.

Jersey's Minister for External Relations has attended a celebration for Romania's Great Union Day.

Housing Minister Deputy David Warr has released a six-point action plan to get vacant properties back on the market.

The Royal British Legion Jersey Appeal has raised over £212,000 in its centenary year.

Over 200 Santas packed to Liberty Wharf to run a mile for charity this lunchtime (1 December).

Islanders are being made aware of the consequences of drink driving, especially over the festive period.

The delivery of more health services in the community will no longer be termed the 'Jersey Care Model'.

England Football star Graeme Le Saux has been coaching the next generation of players at Springfield Stadium.

There'll be a fireworks finale to this year's Battle of Flowers Christmas Parade.

The newest addition to the RNLI's Jersey fleet has had an eventful christening.

A new awareness campaign is asking people in Jersey to share ideas about being more inclusive.

Jersey Samaritans are launching a winter campaign to encourage islanders to speak up if they are struggling over the festive period.

La Frégate café has been awarded Grade II listed status based on its architectural significance.

Islanders are being told not to touch any dead birds and to keep dogs on a lead to reduce the risk of infection from bird flu.

The Jersey Care Federation is calling for more financial support for providers, saying a recent report exposing the risk to services 'confirms and validates' issues it's been raising for the past three years.

Islanders are being encouraged to save money, and the planet, this year at the Toy Swap Shop.

A Jersey lifeboat crew has helped in a middle-of-the-night rescue of a French fishing boat stuck on rocks at the Ecrehous.

A man is in hospital after he was allegedly stabbed at a home on Roseville Street in Havre des Pas.

Bidding has opened on more than 200 lots for this year's Jersey Christmas Appeal Charity Auction.

Call The Midwife's Linda Bassett has visits Jersey's Maternity Unit as patron of the charity Baby Lifeline.

St Martin's School is the latest school to be inspected as part of the government's Review Framework.

States members have voted against removing the 5% Goods and Services Tax from grocery bills.

Staff shortages and rising demand from an ageing population are combining to create a 'potentially catastrophic risk' to Jersey's care sector, its regulator has said.

Islanders can head down to the Royal Square to get into the Christmas spirit while supporting small local traders.

Condor Ferries has chartered an extra freight ship to help it deliver supplies as islanders prepare for Christmas.

Jersey War Tunnels has welcomed the family of a vicar who rebelled during the Occupation. They wanted to 'keep his story alive'.

Tide warnings have been issued for Jersey, including for this evening's rush hour (23 November).

Jersey's Environment Minister has confirmed that the government will help islanders buy e-bikes next year.

There will be no Christmas lights switch-on in St Helier this year because of bad weather.

Three Jersey food banks will be the main beneficiaries of next year's Swimarathon.

A new scrutiny panel has been formed to examine claims Jersey's new hospital can be built more cheaply across two or more sites.

Islanders are being urged to allow more time for their journeys this morning (22 November), with winds forecast to get up to severe gale force 9.

Islanders are being encouraged learn how to spot the signs of financial abuse.

The man whose report exposed a potentially unsafe culture at Jersey's General Hospital has been appointed to a new body set up overhaul the healthcare system.

16 determined runners are tackling the 2023 London Marathon to raise money for research into cancer.

LibertyBus has added a new route to St Martin to its winter timetable.

Half of adults in Jersey are overweight or obese.

There will be a fresh attempt to regulate private rented homes in Jersey.

A group of islanders are sleeping in a Jersey car park to raise awareness of homelessness.

Two-thirds of adults in Jersey are now fully vaccinated against coronavirus.