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A second heatwave of the year is forecast to bring exceptionally high temperatures across the Channel Islands, with conditions expected to push close to or even exceed previous records.

A new free glossy magazine dedicated to health, wellbeing and care is set to hit doorsteps and distribution points across the island this summer, marking a fresh addition to Jersey’s media landscape. Published by The Times Jersey, the new title 'Jersey Better Health Magazine', will launch in July and will be distributed island-wide. The magazine will focus on practical, community-driven health content designed to support residents in living healthier, more informed lives. Cov

Jersey is preparing for an intense spell of hot weather, with forecasters predicting temperatures could climb to 37°C on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Five talented students from Beaulieu Convent School have secured a major drama award after impressing judges at a prestigious UK competition. The Year 10 students competed in the Independent Schools Association drama competition, performing against pupils from independent schools across the country. Despite being the youngest performers in the competition, the group claimed victory after presenting an extract from Girls Like That by Evan Placey during the event held in Februa

The risk of wildfires breaking out across Jersey has increased significantly during the current spell of hot weather, the island’s fire service has warned.

Residents across Jersey are being urged to prepare for a spell of extreme heat, with forecasters warning that temperatures could climb into the mid-30s over the coming days. Jersey Met has predicted highs of around 31C on Sunday, with temperatures potentially rising further to 34C or above on Monday. The island is also expected to experience “tropical nights”, with overnight temperatures remaining above 20C on both Sunday and Monday. Public Health Jersey has issued advice for

Plans have been lodged for a new duty-free shop at Elizabeth Terminal as part of changes being proposed by Ports of Jersey.

World Cup fever is sweeping across the Channel Islands today, with attention firmly fixed on England’s opening match against Croatia this evening.

Three men from Guernsey have been barred from attending football matches in both Jersey and Guernsey following disorder at this year’s Muratti Vase final.

A long-established coastal golf and country club in Jersey has been placed on the market with an asking price of £9.95 million.

Operations have returned to normal at Jersey Hospital after record-breaking May temperatures caused failures in parts of the facility’s air conditioning system.

Visitors at Jersey Zoo have two new reasons to celebrate after the arrival of a pair of baby capybaras.

A Jersey vehicle registration plate linked to the popular children’s TV show Fireman Sam has sold at auction for £39,500.

A new exhibition exploring Jersey’s long connection with farming, food production and rural traditions is opening to the public this weekend.

Jersey’s newly elected members of the States Assembly are preparing to formally take up their positions following Sunday’s election results. Those who secured seats in the poll have been instructed to report to the Royal Court at 09:30 BST, where each will be required to swear an oath of office as part of the official inauguration process. At the same time, outgoing members who were not re-elected will formally step down, marking the end of their tenure in the island’s parlia

Jersey is set to welcome athletes and visitors from around the world this September as three major endurance events come together for a packed weekend of sport across the island.

A 78-year-old woman who died following a collision in Jersey has been named locally as Linda O’Brien, who was known as Margaret.

Jersey Zoo has welcomed its first new gorilla in 15 years following the opening of its newly built gorilla house, marking a significant moment for the island’s wildlife conservation efforts.

A Jersey couple have made a £1 million donation towards the creation of a pioneering medical research institute aimed at accelerating the development of treatments for some of the world's most serious diseases.

Police and support organisations in Jersey and Guernsey are encouraging anyone affected by domestic abuse to seek help during this summer's FIFA World Cup, amid concerns that major sporting events can coincide with an increase in incidents. The States of Jersey Police said officers would work closely with Jersey Domestic Abuse Support (JDAS) throughout the tournament, which begins on 11 June and concludes on 19 July across the United States, Mexico and Canada. The force said