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Business leaders in Jersey say they are confident about the prospects of their own organisations but remain deeply uncertain about the island’s wider economic outlook, according to a new survey published ahead of next year’s elections.

Islanders looking for a mortgage can now compare every product available in Jersey in just seconds, thanks to a new free website, Swoop.je.

Thirty-eight posts are under threat at a Jersey charity that supports people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, after it was told extra government funding would no longer be available.

Jersey Post has announced it is increasing the number of collections from Amazon depots in an effort to reduce delivery times for customers in the island.

A proposed change that would give parish constables greater control over alcohol licences has been strongly criticised by Jersey’s hospitality industry.

Multiple factors have been cited for the ongoing delays affecting Amazon deliveries to Jersey, but the exact cause remains unclear.

A major Jersey hospitality group behind some of the island’s best-known eateries has been acquired by a Guernsey-based investor.

Loganair has withdrawn its applications to operate new air services from Guernsey after politicians on the island’s Transport Licensing Authority provisionally declined both bids.

The Times Jersey is inviting local entrepreneurs and start-ups to take part in a new business feature celebrating companies launching on the island in 2026.

Airports in Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney will close at 6pm on Thursday (8 January) as the Channel Islands prepare for the worst of Storm Goretti.

The operators of the Havre des Pas Lido have been summoned to court after being served with an eviction notice shortly before Christmas, as uncertainty continues over the future management of the site.

Brittany Ferries secures early Saint Malo sailing for 2026 after strong first season

Charity Welcomes Jersey's New £15.10 Living Wage for 2026

Minister Targets 500,000 Annual Visitors for Revamped Fort Regent

New CEO Named for Jersey Opera House After Turbulent Year of Leadership Change

Jersey Water investment

Former Channel Islands Co-op chief wins multimillion-pound court award

Most Islanders Want Cash Kept as Payment Option Despite Card Dominance

Guernsey Ports has released two Blue Islands aircraft that had been impounded after a financial settlement was reached with the planes’ owners over unpaid fees, officials have confirmed. The two ATR-72 aircraft had been held at Guernsey Airport since the regional airline ceased trading in mid-November. The States of Guernsey said the agreement would allow it to recover most of the outstanding debt owed to Guernsey Ports. Any remaining unpaid fees will be pursued through a cla