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A Jersey charity supporting migrant communities says its work has become increasingly important as the island’s population becomes more diverse.

A 59-year-old man has been told he could face a custodial sentence after admitting possession of cannabis resin and breaching a court order. Paul Anthony Louis appeared before the Magistrate’s Court and pleaded guilty to possessing five pieces of the Class B drug earlier this year, as well as breaching bail conditions. The court heard that police became involved after a report was made by a member of the public who believed they had seen a suspected drug transaction. Louis ha

Jersey is set to host one of the UK’s most popular retro music festivals for the first time this summer, with Let’s Rock bringing a celebration of 1980s music and nostalgia to People’s Park.

The RNLI is urging people in Jersey to take extra care around the coast as rising temperatures are expected to bring more visitors to the island’s beaches.

Independent farm shops across Jersey are facing growing challenges as changing customer habits and supermarket competition reshape the local food industry.

Jersey ministers are preparing to bring forward changes to the island's seasonal beach dog restrictions after a public petition attracted almost 2,000 signatures.

Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust has been recognised for its long-running work to protect Jersey's only native frog species after receiving the Best Conservation Project Award at the Conservation Awards.

Jersey Golf has voiced its hope that Les Mielles Golf and Country Club will continue operating as a golf course after the St Peter venue was put on the market with a guide price of £9.95 million.

The cost of living in Jersey increased by 2.8% in the year to June 2026, with sharp rises in fuel prices driving much of the increase.

Two Jersey men have been sentenced for their roles in a failed attempt to smuggle cocaine into the Island.

Licences to export cannabis from Jersey have continued to rise, while the number of import licences has fallen, according to newly released government data.

Proposed healthcare charges being considered by the Government of Jersey are unlikely to deliver meaningful savings or influence how people use health services unless they have strong public support, a new audit has concluded.

Jersey Archive received more than 260,000 digital files during 2025, a dramatic rise from just 13,000 the previous year, according to Jersey Heritage.

Campaigners are urging the Government of Jersey to introduce free yearly health reviews for people living with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), saying regular monitoring could improve outcomes and save lives.

DFDS says passenger numbers on its Jersey ferry routes have increased over the past year, with strong growth recorded on services to both the UK and France.

The home of table tennis in Jersey could be back in action by September, more than two years after it was badly damaged by Storm Ciarán.

More than £244,000 has been awarded to Jersey’s sporting community as part of the latest round of a charitable funding initiative aimed at strengthening grassroots sport.

A new £1.6 million transport scheme designed to improve bus travel from St Helier to the west of the island has officially been completed.

Islanders are being encouraged to think twice before ordering repeat prescriptions as Jersey tackles an estimated £500,000 worth of unused medicines every year.