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A warning for gale-force winds has been issued across the Channel Islands, with forecasters cautioning that strong gusts are expected on Thursday.

DFDS has announced additional measures to safeguard freight services after a fire broke out on one of its cargo vessels earlier this week.

Travel to and from Jersey rose sharply in January, with more than 85,000 passenger journeys recorded, new figures show.

Guernsey’s airline Aurigny is offering free fares for children during the February half-term in a bid to boost inter-island travel.

Police have begun inquiries after a reported attempted robbery involving a knife in St Brelade.

A 14-year-old boy has been taken into custody after a knife-related incident at Haute Vallée School in St Helier.

DFDS has recorded a marked rise in passenger numbers on its Jersey ferry services, with demand continuing to strengthen ahead of the 2026 season.

Plans to develop a solar farm in St Martin have been dropped following a public consultation and discussions with the landowner.

A senior scrutiny politician has called on the government to set out clear long-term plans for a vacant site in St Helier that was originally earmarked for new healthcare facilities.

A disabled parking space and four residents’ bays are set to be removed from a St Helier street after repeated complaints about drivers parking on the pavement.

Innovators and businesses in Jersey are set to gain easier access to international intellectual property protection after the States Assembly approved a request to extend key global treaties to the Island.

Jersey could grow its economy without increasing its population by embracing artificial intelligence in the workplace, according to the chief executive of Digital Jersey.

Two giant puffin sculptures overlooking Plémont Bay in Jersey are set to undergo repairs after suffering what conservation chiefs have described as “severe” damage during recent winter storms.

Families are being urged to remain vigilant after a man reportedly attempted to collect a child from a primary school in Jersey.

Charity shop managers in the Channel Islands say fly-tipping and unsuitable donations are placing growing pressure on their finances and volunteers.

Plans to remove a historic petrol pump from the front of a listed property in Gorey Village have been turned down by planners.

A long-established Jersey dairy farm is set to close after more than 80 years in operation, citing changing conditions within the industry.

Jersey is set to host its first Vital Skills Summit next spring, with leading academics from Durham University travelling to the island to take part in a one-day event focused on safeguarding, leadership, shared responsibility and the growing role of artificial intelligence.

Staff working in Jersey’s night-time economy are being trained to recognise and respond to non-contact sexual offences, including harassment, drink-spiking, indecent exposure and up-skirting.

Revised plans for a hotel and conference centre close to Jersey Airport have been submitted after an earlier proposal was turned down by planners.