The Constable of St Martin wants £200,000 spent on creating a Citizen's Panel for improving women's safety in Jersey.

More than 1,000 Christmas presents have been donated to vulnerable children and young people in Jersey.

The Chief Minister has suggested the government will not be reintroducing PCR tests for children who are direct contacts of positive Covid-19 cases in schools, colleges, and nurseries.

Three people escaped serious injury following a crash in St Mary last night.

The Chief Minister says the government is reviewing its position on masks and whether to make them mandatory in some places.

People coming into Jersey who have spent time outside the Common Travel Area will be tested on arrival and have to isolate until getting a negative result from Friday 3 December.

Plans have been lodged to improve the promenade and cycle path linking St Aubin and St Helier.

Politicians will be asked to increase the government's mental health budget by £500,000 next year.

The States will debate whether to create a bus pass system for under 18s in Jersey for £20 a year from the start of 2022.

The Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine booster programme will be extended to 18 to 39-year-olds in Jersey.

Islanders travelling to the UK will not have to take a PCR test on arrival or isolate until they get a result.

Pupils at six Jersey schools will be taught by some island chefs in the classroom from January 2022.

The Assistant Economic Development Minister says the move to a living wage needs to be done in a structured way, as doing it now would destroy the agriculture industry.

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Italian driver Nicolo Adrizzone has won the Jersey eRally for the second successive year.

The programme to offer Covid-19 vaccines in secondary schools starts today (29 November).

The government has vowed to lead by example and only use and buy sustainable palm oil products where practical and appropriate.

Jersey's politicians have set an objective of raising the minimum wage to two-thirds of median earnings by the end of 2024.

Several flights and ferry services in and out of Jersey have been cancelled or delayed because of the impact of Storm Arwen.

A teaching union has called on Jersey's government to make masks mandatory in all areas of schools again, because of the spike in coronavirus cases.

PCR testing is required for recent Red List arrivals and direct flights to Jersey from those countries have been banned.

Red weather warnings are in place across the Channel Islands as winds from the north are picking up.

Up to £400,000 has been made available to support Jersey's fishing industry for the rest of this year.

Campaign group Dignity in Dying has called the decision to approve a proposition to legalise assisted dying in Jersey, in principle, 'a victory for common sense and compassion.'

A room at Macmillan Jersey's cancer, support, and wellbeing centre has been dedicated to Gary Burgess.

£3,000 has been raised so a donkey in Jersey, who was rescued from the Italian meat market, can get much-needed treatment at a UK veterinary hospital.

The States Assembly has agreed to, in principle, approve assisted dying in Jersey.

Warwick Farm has been secured as the new home for the Jersey Bowling Club.

Children and young people in Jersey who are direct contacts of positive Covid cases in nurseries, schools, or colleges will no longer have to take PCR tests from Thursday 25 November.

Better UK connections and coordinated frequent flyer benefits could be on offer as the airlines aim for closer relationships.

16 and 17-year-olds in Jersey can now book their second Covid-19 vaccine dose, and islanders in their 40s can now book their booster jab.

The former Les Quennevais school site and land at St Saviour's Hospital have been formally identified for future housing.

The Chief Minister says Jersey definitely has a housing 'problem', but not a crisis.

The Treasury Minister says she will not reinstate the co-funded payroll scheme while there are no public health restrictions in place.

More than 60 health care professionals have written to the Health Minister to voice their opposition to proposed legislation to legalise assisted dying in Jersey.

The Health Minister says it appears that children are having to attend PCR tests too regularly, because of the number of times they're being identified as direct contacts of classmates.

The average household water bill in Jersey will go up by around 3p a day from January 2022.

A new Covid-19 PCR community testing service has opened at Jersey's Airport.

Events companies are calling on the government to bring back the co-funded payroll scheme to cover the months of November and December.

The Children's Commissioner has called for significant reform of Jersey's centuries-old Parish Hall Enquiry system, to help divert young people away from crime.

Blue Islands passengers will be charged an extra £1 from next month to offset its flights' carbon emissions.

The Chief Executive of the Chamber of Commerce says increasing the minimum wage as Deputy Geoff Southern is proposing 'would be ill-timed'.

Children over the age of 12 will be offered the coronavirus vaccine in school from Monday 29th November.

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

A Jersey mental health advocate is calling for a complete shake-up at the very top, following the 'very concerning' findings of an independent report into adult mental health services.

A man has been jailed for four years after sexually touching a woman in her 70s.

Thousands of people flocked to St Helier for the switching on of the Christmas lights.

An independent report into adult mental health services in Jersey has exposed a lack of leadership by senior management, and a failure to learn from serious incidents.

Jersey's politicians will be asked to set a new target of setting the minimum wage at two-thirds of the median wage by the end of 2024.

The average price of a three bedroom home in Jersey has reached £808,000

Jersey's Planning Committee has given the go-ahead for a new £1.8 million skate park to be built at Les Quennevais Sports Centre.

The Health Minister says there is a 'wide intention and desire' to have a radiotherapy unit in Jersey, as long as it's affordable and safe to do so.

Santa Claus is coming to town to switch on the St Helier Christmas lights and get the late night shopping season started.

Work continues to fix the issues with Jersey's digital Covid status certificate portal, nearly a month after it was taken down because of security issues.

More than 1,000 people are now known to have coronavirus in Jersey.

An injured seal pup rescued near La Fregate in Jersey has been taken to the GSPCA's intensive care unit for treatment.

The government says increasing the proportion of affordable homes on the Waterfront and South Hill to 50%, as Senator Sam Mezec is proposing, would cost more than £66million.

The CEO of the Chamber of Commerce says it's crucial that we all do what we can to keep businesses open this winter.

A small blue pill said to be three times stronger than ordinary ecstasy tablets is circulating in Jersey, according to the police.

The Constable of St Brelade is asking for up to £500,000 to be spent on an independent review of Jersey's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Two people have been rescued from a sinking boat north east of Jersey.

With Covid-19 cases rising rapidly, the government is calling on islanders to play their part and 'keep Jersey in business'.

The percentage of people admitted to Orchard House under the Mental Health law has risen to its highest level so far this year.

The owners of a Jersey hospitality group have called on customers to speak out if they see customers sexually harassing restaurant staff.

A Jersey pub landlord has proved to be a real gem after reuniting a honeymooning bride with the diamond from her engagement ring.

An award-winning Jersey lawyer, who had been described as a rising star in the profession, has been jailed for three years after taking nearly £30,000 from the bank accounts of an elderly woman.

A planning application to build Jersey's new hospital at Westmount has been submitted by the government.

Two of Jersey's senior Ministers have met with the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, to discuss fishing licences and international trade.

Bikers who take part in a rideout in aid of the Royal British Legion are hoping a procession past the St Helier Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday will be reinstated next year.

16 and 17-year-olds in Jersey will be offered a second coronavirus vaccine dose, and the booster programme has been extended to include islanders in their 40s.

The Jersey Table Tennis Association is celebrating after winning ten medals at the British Home Nations tournament in Scotland.

A decision is due this week on whether disused netball courts at FB fields will be turned into 5-a-side football pitches.

Services are being held at parish war memorials, and at the Cenotaph in St Helier to make Remembrance Sunday.

The Durrell Dasher returns in December, after Covid-19 restrictions forced it to go virtual in 2020.

An unnamed Jersey charity has received 'a significant donation' from Jersey Gas to assess need and provide financial help 'where necessary' to struggling gas customers.

A new Ports of Jersey workboat called 'Duchess' has been blessed in a short ceremony.

Plans have been officially lodged to build 153 homes on the site of the former planning offices at South Hill.

A new winter fundraiser for Jersey Hospice Care and The National Trust has been launched, asking islanders to brave a dip at 12 bays across the island in December.

More than 15,600 people have signed up for home lateral flow testing so far, with 58 positive results recorded.

The Jersey Lifeboat Association boat has suffered damage while responding to a call to help a stricken fishing boat.

Jersey Police want to be one of the first forces to have a fully electric fleet.

The new hospital lab to process Covid-19 tests in Jersey will be fully up and running from the 22 November.

An islander was taken to hospital overnight after attempting to put out a fire in their flat.

Jersey's Chief Vet has written to the island's poultry keepers to highlight the risk that wild birds pose, following the outbreaks of bird flu in the UK.

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