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More than £278 million in unpaid income tax dating back to 2019 remains owed to the Jersey government, officials have confirmed.

Planning permission has been granted for a new parking area at Palm Grove Farmhouse in La Pouquelaye after an independent planning inspector recommended the proposal be approved.

A petition has been launched urging the Government of Jersey to repair and maintain Victoria Marine Lake rather than consider its demolition.

Pupils at Rouge Bouillon Primary School are leading a campaign to encourage more children to wear cycle helmets after discovering some classmates were riding without them.

Jersey's pioneering Green Lanes network has received national recognition, with its approach to safer, shared rural roads now helping to shape transport policy across Britain.

Parade Gardens will come alive this weekend as the Fête de St Helier returns on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 July, offering islanders a celebration of food, culture and community.

The Lieutenant Governor of Jersey, Vice Admiral Sir Jeremy Kyd, has taken on the role of patron of the Jersey National Park.

The Government of Jersey is encouraging islanders to take part in a new survey designed to better understand the experiences of people living with disabilities and long-term health conditions.

No1 Lounge Jersey has celebrated its first anniversary with an evening of festivities at La Mare Wine Estate, while also marking a major industry achievement after being recognised in the 2026 Priority Pass Excellence Awards.

A coalition of charities, schools and businesses has called on Jersey's government to establish a dedicated taskforce to tackle poverty, warning that rising living costs are pushing many families to the brink.

Jersey should prioritise locally produced goods over imported products to strengthen the island's economy, according to the organisation behind the Genuine Jersey accreditation scheme.

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

Patients at Jersey’s General Hospital have been kept cool with cold drinks, ice and ice lollies during recent periods of extreme heat, according to Health Minister Senator Tom Binet.

Around 7,300 hospital discharge letters sent to GPs in Jersey may not have been received because of a technical problem affecting healthcare computer systems, officials have confirmed.

Demolition work on the ageing landing stage at Gorey Pier is set to continue longer than first anticipated, with completion now expected by the end of August.

Removing Jersey's goods and services tax (GST) from food would reduce government revenue by an estimated £14.4 million each year, according to Treasury and Resources Minister Senator Alan McLean.

There are growing delays for prisoners in Jersey seeking transfers to prisons in the UK, with limited availability of places leading to average waiting times of more than 10 months.

A temporary ban on fires and barbecues has been introduced at a protected nature reserve in St Ouen as authorities warn of an increased risk of wildfires.

Jersey's volunteer lifeboat crews responded to a series of incidents across the island on Saturday, with the RNLI describing it as an exceptionally busy day for its teams. One of the largest operations began after a paddleboard washed ashore at Archirondel in St Martin, prompting fears that two children could still be in the water. Lifeboat crews carried out an extensive search of the surrounding area before police confirmed there had been no reports of any missing children.

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