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The locations of more than 100 Jersey fields where biosolids fertiliser has been spread have been made public following a Freedom of Information appeal.

Households in Jersey are set to see their annual water bills increase by more than £30 from the start of next year, as Jersey Water prepares to invest £26m in upgrading its desalination plant.

Jersey residents will be able to fly directly to Sardinia next summer, with new services to Olbia set to operate between May and August 2027.

A new nature-inspired play area featuring sand dunes, woodland obstacles and open recreational space has opened at Coronation Park in St Lawrence.

Teenagers in Jersey are being urged to stay away from abandoned and derelict buildings after a number of incidents over the summer left young people injured.

A new 2.4-metre security fence has been installed around Haute Vallée School following an incident in which a former pupil was found on the campus carrying a knife.

Health authorities in Jersey and Guernsey are considering whether video monitoring should be introduced for babies receiving care in neonatal cots and incubators.

A planning condition attached to the approval of Strive’s proposed luxury hotel in St Peter has been amended to ensure the resulting legal agreement can be complied with.

People across Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are being urged to consider the privacy implications of using smart glasses capable of recording audio and video.

Businesses in Jersey are set to have a simpler process for recruiting staff following changes to the Island’s housing and employment rules.

Jersey Opera House is set to begin a major recruitment campaign tomorrow as it looks to strengthen its organisation and “realise its full potential”.

Sure has apologised to customers following months of complaints about poor mobile and data services, with the Jersey Competition and Regulatory Authority (JCRA) confirming it is maintaining “active oversight” of the situation.

Jersey, CI - 15 September - Jersey embraced the Supertri spirit this weekend as sport brought the island together and inspired the athlete in everyone.

Independent observers of Jersey’s 2026 election have called for greater transparency around political spending and campaign funding.

Registration has opened for this year’s Jersey STEM Racing competition, with organisers hoping to attract a record number of primary and secondary school pupils.

A £4.2 million refurbishment of St Paul’s Gate in St Helier has been completed, bringing major improvements to 17 homes next to De Gruchy department store.

A playground in St Helier has been temporarily closed while officials work to remove a nest of invasive Asian hornets.

Jersey cattle are playing a growing role in helping farming families in Zambia increase their incomes and improve food security, according to Jersey officials preparing for a visit to the country.

Jersey is considering expanding a protected fishing area around Les Écréhous in an effort to halt a long-term decline in lobster catches.

Plans to turn a former seaside restaurant at La Pulente into a holiday home have been rejected by planning officials for a third time.