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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.

More than 700 children from over 25 primary and secondary schools across Jersey took part in discussions with policymakers during the past year, contributing thousands of ideas to help shape government decisions.

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.

Football fans in Jersey will not have access to a public outdoor big screen for the rest of the 2026 World Cup, the Government of Jersey has confirmed.

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Jersey's tax department is operating inefficiently because of outdated digital systems, leading to higher costs and increased risks, according to a new report by the Comptroller and Auditor General.

Jersey’s Chief of Police has commended islanders for their responsible behaviour following England’s dramatic World Cup victory, which saw pubs across the island remain open until 4am.

Four young cows have died at a Jersey dairy farm after extreme temperatures during last month's record-breaking heatwave left them with weakened immune systems, according to the farm.

Jersey's Battle of Flowers will return to its traditional home on Victoria Avenue this August, with organisers promising a celebration of colour, creativity and community spirit. The annual floral carnival will once again host both its daytime and illuminated evening parades along the avenue after last year's event was moved to the Esplanade. Organisers previously said the alternative route proved "logistically really difficult" to manage. The daytime parade will take place o

Fifteen of the world's rarest and smallest pigs have been released into the wild in India's Assam state as part of a long-running conservation effort led by Jersey's Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust.

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.

Passengers travelling through Jersey Airport this summer will experience a temporary new departure lounge layout as work continues on a major redevelopment of the terminal.

Licensed venues across Jersey have been granted permission to extend their opening hours so football fans can watch England's World Cup clash with Mexico in the early hours of Monday morning.

Families in St Aubin are set to enjoy a newly refurbished playground after the popular play area officially reopened following a programme of improvement works.

Jersey has experienced its warmest June since official weather records began in 1894, according to Jersey Met.

A long-vacant property in St Saviour that includes a disused shop could be converted into a three-bedroom home under new plans submitted to the Planning Department.

The Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) will move to a new base in St Helier next week as part of plans to improve the delivery of mental health care for young people in Jersey.

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.

Jersey has become the first place in the world to launch a pioneering clinical trial investigating whether intravenous iron treatment can improve the daily lives of people living with heart failure by increasing their physical activity.

Jersey's Chief Officer of Police, Robin Smith, has been named the new chair of Jersey Opera House as the historic venue continues its revival following a major refurbishment.