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Businesses in Jersey are set to have a simpler process for recruiting staff following changes to the Island’s housing and employment rules.

Jersey Opera House is set to begin a major recruitment campaign tomorrow as it looks to strengthen its organisation and “realise its full potential”.

Sure has apologised to customers following months of complaints about poor mobile and data services, with the Jersey Competition and Regulatory Authority (JCRA) confirming it is maintaining “active oversight” of the situation.

Jersey, CI - 15 September - Jersey embraced the Supertri spirit this weekend as sport brought the island together and inspired the athlete in everyone.

Independent observers of Jersey’s 2026 election have called for greater transparency around political spending and campaign funding.

Registration has opened for this year’s Jersey STEM Racing competition, with organisers hoping to attract a record number of primary and secondary school pupils.

A £4.2 million refurbishment of St Paul’s Gate in St Helier has been completed, bringing major improvements to 17 homes next to De Gruchy department store.

A playground in St Helier has been temporarily closed while officials work to remove a nest of invasive Asian hornets.

Jersey cattle are playing a growing role in helping farming families in Zambia increase their incomes and improve food security, according to Jersey officials preparing for a visit to the country.

Jersey is considering expanding a protected fishing area around Les Écréhous in an effort to halt a long-term decline in lobster catches.

Plans to turn a former seaside restaurant at La Pulente into a holiday home have been rejected by planning officials for a third time.

Thousands of spectators are expected to gather along St Aubin’s Bay today as the Jersey International Air Display brings another day of aviation excitement to the island.

The Jersey Lifeboat Association issued the reminder following a callout on Sunday evening after the yacht experienced fuel problems and was unable to make it safely into port.

Jurors have heard the 999 call made by Haut Du Mont resident Louisa De Almeida, who reported a strong smell of gas inside her flat just hours before the explosion that killed her and nine others in December 2022.

Atlantic bluefin tuna are becoming increasingly common in UK waters, with scientists and fishermen working together to understand the growing population.

The Red Arrows have cancelled their scheduled appearance at the Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display, but organisers in Jersey say they are still expecting the RAF aerobatic team to take part in Thursday's event.

Passengers travelling between Jersey and the UK have faced cancellations and delays after a technical problem affected UK air traffic control services.

A 26-home development in Victoria Village has been given the go-ahead after a planning appeal against the original refusal was upheld.

Jersey's current minimum wage is already too high for some parts of the economy, according to Economic Development Minister Deputy Gerald Voisin, who has warned that a further increase could add to businesses' costs.

The JSPCA is urging parents and carers across Jersey to spend five minutes talking to children about treating animals with kindness and respect, following a number of animal welfare concerns reported around the Island this summer.