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Loganair has withdrawn its applications to operate new air services from Guernsey after politicians on the island’s Transport Licensing Authority provisionally declined both bids.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

Wind gusts of up to 95mph (154km/h) battered Jersey as Storm Goretti swept across the island on Thursday night, causing widespread disruption and damage.

The 2026 Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon has opened for registration, with discounted early bird places now available for runners keen to begin the New Year with a fitness challenge while supporting charitable causes.

Storm Goretti swept across Jersey late Thursday evening, bringing severe winds, heavy rain and power disruptions as authorities declared a major incident and urged islanders to stay indoors.

Jersey has been placed on high alert with a "major incident" declared as Storm Goretti approaches, prompting a red wind warning across the island.

Several major retailers, including the Co-op * Waitrose, have announced early closures today in response to Storm Goretti, which is forecast to bring strong winds and hazardous conditions to the area.

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.

A 42-year-old man has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison after attempting to smuggle cocaine into Jersey hidden inside Kinder egg containers concealed in his underwear.

Residents across the Channel Islands have been urged to remain indoors on Thursday night as Storm Goretti approaches, bringing the threat of damaging winds and heavy rainfall.

A new funding initiative is set to enhance support for people living with dementia in Jersey. The CareTech grant will provide vital resources to help local care services adopt innovative technology and improve the quality of care.

An inquest has heard that a 77-year-old man may have been dead for several months before his body was discovered at his home in St Helier.

Apprenticeships in Jersey are being held back by an unfair funding system and need to be made easier to access, according to a review commissioned by the island’s government.

Jersey’s tourism body has unveiled a new range of hotel, flight and ferry deals in a bid to attract more holidaymakers after visitor numbers dropped sharply last year.

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.

An island hotel and restaurant has exceeded its fundraising goal to provide a defibrillator for Gorey Pier after a medical emergency involving a guest on Christmas Eve.

Islanders woke up to a frigid and icy morning today as a cold snap swept across the island, bringing near-freezing conditions and slippery surfaces. Temperatures struggled to climb above around 4–6°C early on, with wind chills making it feel even colder under clear skies before sunrise.

Revised plans for a luxury home on the site of Bouley Bay’s former Water’s Edge Hotel have been resubmitted to planners, featuring 25 design amendments – among them a three-metre shift in the position of the property’s tennis court. In a supporting statement, the project’s planning consultants said the majority of the changes to the previously approved scheme were “relatively minor”. These include increasing the ceiling height in the café, removing skylights, installing acces

A Jersey retailer has warned that grocery prices could come under renewed pressure after shipping companies confirmed that port dues will now be charged to importers in addition to existing flat-rate fees.

A petition launched by a Jersey estate agency is calling on the government to introduce formal regulation of companies responsible for managing blocks of flats.