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A much-loved Charing Cross restaurant has closed permanently after its owners said a “combination of circumstances” led to the difficult decision.

Jersey Post has published its first-ever book, celebrating the imagination and storytelling talents of children across the Island.

New research suggests Jersey’s housing pressures are not simply caused by a lack of homes, but by a shortage of the types of properties islanders need most.

A new digital platform designed to support parents from pregnancy through the first five years of a child's life has been made available free of charge in Jersey following a £100,000 government-backed grant.

Plans have been submitted to redevelop and expand the Homefields farm shop in St Clement, with owners saying the current premises are no longer suitable for the growing needs of the business.

RBC Race for the Kids Jersey will return on Sunday 6 September, with RBC once again partnering with Supertri to encourage islanders of all ages to get active while raising funds for Jersey Child Care Trust (JCCT).

Jersey's Chief Minister has expressed support for the idea of bringing the Les Mielles Golf & Country Club site in St Peter into public ownership after the property was placed on the market with a guide price of £9.95 million.

Voisin Law has appointed Advocate Emily Paris-Hunter as a partner and head of its Property Department as the Jersey law firm continues to expand its legal services.

The Government of Jersey will begin securely sharing basic personal information with UK credit reference agencies later this month, unless islanders choose to opt out, in a move designed to improve access to financial products such as credit cards.

Eleven employees from HSBC Channel Islands and Isle of Man have been recognised at the bank’s annual global staff awards, with two Jersey-based colleagues receiving individual honours at a prestigious international event.

Telecommunications provider JT has donated four tablet devices to help improve access to digital music education for children from lower-income families in Jersey.

Jersey Finance has unveiled the theme for its annual private wealth conference, with this year’s event set to focus on the growing importance of trust, substance and resilience as the global financial landscape continues to face uncertainty.

A new free glossy magazine dedicated to health, wellbeing and care is set to hit doorsteps and distribution points across the island this summer, marking a fresh addition to Jersey’s media landscape. Published by The Times Jersey, the new title 'Jersey Better Health Magazine', will launch in July and will be distributed island-wide. The magazine will focus on practical, community-driven health content designed to support residents in living healthier, more informed lives. Cov

The Government of Jersey has issued a reminder to residents and visitors about the regulations surrounding scallop collection in local waters.

The Channel Islands Coop has been instructed to pay £600,000 to its former chief executive while it continues to challenge a court ruling made against the organisation last year.

Boots has reopened its refurbished Queen Street store in St Helier following a major makeover aimed at expanding its beauty, wellness and healthcare offering for Jersey shoppers.

A newly opened co-working space in St Helier is aiming to offer freelancers, entrepreneurs and small business owners more than just a desk.

The owner of a popular Thai café in Jersey says he is “devastated” after ongoing electrical problems forced the business to remain closed during the start of the busy summer season.

Businesses in Jersey are facing mounting cost pressures and softer profits, but many remain cautiously optimistic about the months ahead, according to new data.

Two vessels taken out of service following separate incidents are expected to return to operation in May, ferry operator DFDS has confirmed.