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Jersey Water has urged islanders to continue conserving water as the island’s total water storage drops to 57% and levels continue to fall rapidly. The company has confirmed that it will restart its desalination plant in response to the declining reserves, while keeping the situation under close review. The plant operated for two months earlier this year, adding more than 200 million litres to the island’s water supplies. Mark Bowden, Jersey Water’s head of water resilience a

Jersey Government Considers Funding to Protect Year-Round British Airways London Link

A new global governance network, NEDness, has launched to support non-executive directors, independent directors, board chairs, trustees and organisations seeking to strengthen boardroom effectiveness.

A BBC investigation has alleged that accountancy firm Deloitte helped conceal £508m worth of Roman Abramovich’s assets through backdated documents, potentially allowing the Russian billionaire to avoid millions in tax.

Jersey College for Girls has teamed up with The Alice Ruggles Trust to educate pupils about stalking, helping young people recognise warning signs, understand the risks and know where to turn for support.

Plans have been submitted to convert part of the Saint Lawrence Pub in Jersey into self-catering tourist accommodation, with the aim of helping secure the future of the village pub.

Islanders have been given an extra month to decide how to repay outstanding 2019 tax bills and whether to continue filing joint tax returns, after a low response to the original deadline.

Jersey residents are being invited to give their views on proposed changes to alcohol licensing fees ahead of a new licensing system coming into force next year.

DFDS is bringing forward the start of its direct high-speed Jersey-Poole service by more than a month and adding 50 sailings to the route next year.

Jersey’s taxi regulations are to be reviewed following concerns that the current system is too complicated, costly and difficult to understand.

Organisers of Jersey’s annual cider festival are appealing to Islanders for spare apples after an unusually poor harvest left them facing a serious shortage of fruit.

Businesses in Jersey are set to face fewer administrative requirements when raising finance and promoting their services overseas, under changes described by the government as part of efforts to strengthen the island’s international finance sector.

Improvement work has begun at Albert Pier as part of a project to make the marina safer and more accessible.

Jersey's winter bus timetable is now in operation, bringing additional services and seasonal adjustments across several routes.

Liberation Group has updated its customer loyalty programme, introducing a revised rewards structure that it says will make the scheme simpler and more beneficial for customers.

The first phase of a £10m redevelopment of Jersey Airport’s departure lounge is expected to open to passengers in early November, as part of efforts to modernise the airport and improve the travel experience.

A former human resources chief has described the working environment at Jersey’s only gas company as “unprofessional” and “toxic” during evidence at a major health and safety trial.

Sixteen local digital entrepreneurs have taken part in a five-day Digital Jersey bootcamp designed to help turn early-stage business ideas into working products.

Households in Jersey are set to see their annual water bills increase by more than £30 from the start of next year, as Jersey Water prepares to invest £26m in upgrading its desalination plant.

Jersey residents will be able to fly directly to Sardinia next summer, with new services to Olbia set to operate between May and August 2027.