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Average earnings in Jersey increased by 1.2% in real terms in the year to June 2026, according to the latest figures from Statistics Jersey.

Jersey’s fishing industry has reached a landmark moment, with locally caught bluefin tuna now being sold at the Jersey Fish Market for the first time.

Jersey Airport has received international recognition for its work to improve sustainability and cut carbon emissions.

The typical full-time worker in Jersey earned £930 a week in June 2026, equivalent to annual earnings of £48,360, according to new figures from Statistics Jersey.

The debate over Jersey’s minimum wage has intensified, with the Jersey Chamber of Commerce backing a review into the impact of successive increases on employment, working hours, prices, business investment and the island’s competitiveness.

Jersey’s government has said it has no plans to abolish the island’s £13.59-an-hour minimum wage, despite calls from within the government for it to be scrapped.

Not On The High Street has apologised to customers after temporarily suspending deliveries to the Channel Islands, citing changes to international shipping and customs rules.

Sure has apologised to customers in Jersey after a wave of complaints about mobile phone services, with some islanders reporting unreliable calls, data and internet access.

Jersey businesses could benefit from new trading opportunities in India after the island was included in a UK trade agreement with the country, ministers have said.

People enjoying Jersey’s coastal waters are being urged to watch for new red-and-white marker buoys designed to make fishing nets easier to spot and reduce the risk of accidents.

Paul Wylie has been appointed as Jersey’s next chief executive and head of the island’s public service.

Jersey businesses have been warned there is “no excuse” for failing to put basic safeguards in place to protect customers’ personal information.

Jersey’s only commercial fisherman licensed to catch and sell bluefin tuna has landed his first fish under the island’s new commercial licence scheme.

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

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.

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

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.

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.