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Hettich Celebrates First Anniversary of King Street Store, Championing Jersey High Street Investment

Consumer prices in Jersey increased by 2.8% in the year to December, remaining largely unchanged since September and below the UK and Guernsey rates of 3.4%.

Jersey Finance has welcomed recent amendments to the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991, which are set to make it more flexible and reflective of international standards, underlining Jersey’s position as a leading international finance centre (IFC).

A ban on disposable vapes comes into effect across the Channel Islands on Saturday, making it illegal to import or sell the devices, while Guernsey will also introduce a £2.10 tax per 10ml of vape liquid from October.

St Ouen’s Pond will host a family-friendly event on Saturday, offering visitors the chance to learn about some of the “iconic species” that inhabit Jersey’s Wetlands Centre.

The number of wealthy individuals granted permission to live in Jersey under the High Value Residency scheme more than doubled in 2025, according to newly released figures.

Politicians in Jersey have given in-principle support to the idea of restricting smartphone and social media use for under-16s, as the island steps up its focus on online safety.

Businesses in Jersey say excessive red tape and rising public sector spending are their biggest economic worries, according to new research by the Institute of Directors.

Octopuses are becoming an increasingly familiar presence in British waters after a dramatic population surge recorded in 2025, according to marine scientists.

Jersey’s chief minister has said he is still unhappy with the standard of inter-island ferry connections, despite improvements made by the operator now running the island’s sea routes.

UBS Global Wealth Management announced as headline sponsor of original stage production celebrating local talent and creativity in Jersey

The Harbour Gallery is opening an exhibition on 23rd January featuring artwork created by islanders living with mental illnesses.

A teenage sailor has described a £1,000 bursary as opening the door to an unforgettable offshore sailing adventure.

A community cycling programme using specially adapted bikes is helping people return to cycling after injury or illness.

Emergency air transfer services in the Channel Islands are playing a crucial role in ensuring patients can access specialist medical care not available locally.

Efforts to modernise Jersey’s alcohol licensing laws, which date back around half a century, have been put on hold to allow for further examination of the proposals.

A former Roman Catholic priest who was imprisoned for child sexual abuse offences in Jersey has been granted a retrial after winning an appeal against his conviction.

Jersey Police are appealing for information following an accident in St Saviour in which a young boy on a push scooter was seriously injured.

Young people serving custodial sentences in Jersey’s secure accommodation are set to gain expanded rights following a change in the law approved unanimously by politicians.

The number of dogs in Jersey has risen sharply over the past five years, increasing by 25% since 2020, with more than 10,500 dogs now registered on the island.