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Jersey Post has published its first-ever book, celebrating the imagination and storytelling talents of children across the Island.

Government workers are set to begin work to stabilise an unsafe wall at Rouge Bouillon after property owners failed to complete the required repairs.

The Government of Jersey will take over work to secure an unsafe retaining wall on Rouge Bouillon after the deadline for property owners to carry out repairs expired today (10 June).

Plans to build 30 affordable homes on the outskirts of St Martin's Village have been given the green light after an appeal overturned an earlier planning refusal.

Emergency services carried out a late-night search off Jersey's west coast after receiving reports of a possible person in the water.

New research suggests Jersey’s housing pressures are not simply caused by a lack of homes, but by a shortage of the types of properties islanders need most.

Islanders can look forward to another spell of very warm weather today, with forecasters predicting sunshine mixed with high cloud and temperatures reaching around 30°C across Jersey.

A loggerhead turtle rescued from a Jersey beach after being left stranded during Storm Goretti is preparing to return to the wild following months of specialist care.

Islanders are being urged to take extra precautions as soaring temperatures and dry conditions push Jersey's wildfire risk to its highest level.

A new office building could be constructed on the site of a commercial property that was destroyed after suffering severe damage during Storm Ciarán.

Islanders will once again have the chance to witness the precision and speed of the Red Arrows after organisers confirmed the world-famous aerobatic team will return for this year’s Jersey International Air Display.

Portable air conditioning units have been installed across Jersey's General Hospital as the Island prepares for another spell of exceptionally hot weather.

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.