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An apology has been issued to islanders as the process of transferring ownership of a popular seafront play park in Gorey continues to face delays.

Firefighters in Jersey have been sharpening their rescue techniques in an unexpected setting — the former children’s soft play centre at Fort Regent.

A range of environmental, accessibility and heritage initiatives across Jersey and Guernsey have secured financial backing through the Channel Islands Coop's Community Impact Fund.

An all-boys school in Jersey is consulting parents on proposals that could see girls admitted to its sixth form in a move aimed at creating what leaders describe as a “more representative social environment”.

Concerns are mounting within Jersey’s swimming community after it emerged that no dedicated lifeguard provision is included in the new operating lease for the Havre des Pas bathing pool.

The M&S Simply Food store in St Peter could nearly double its retail space under new plans submitted for approval.

Emergency crews responded to a significant fire in St Helier on Monday evening after flames and heavy smoke were reported coming from a building in Beresford Street.

A large shark has died after being found washed up twice on Greve D’Azette beach, in an unusual and rare incident for Jersey’s coastline.

A bird of prey is currently receiving urgent veterinary care after suffering serious injuries in an incident believed to have occurred at Jersey Airport involving an aircraft.

Jersey and Guernsey have been placed on opposite sides of the draw for this year's Cherry Godfrey Cup, ensuring the Channel Island rivals cannot meet until the final. The four-team women's tournament, which takes place between editions of the Island Games, will feature Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and the Isle of Wight. Hosts Guernsey will face defending champions Isle of Man in the second semi-final at Victoria Park on Friday, 26 June, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm. E

A 78-year-old woman has died following a two-vehicle collision in St Brelade on Sunday afternoon.

The Jersey Electoral Authority has urged islanders to be cautious when reading information shared online during the election campaign, following complaints about misleading content circulating on websites and social media.

The regulator responsible for overseeing Jersey's telecommunications sector has been granted enhanced powers aimed at improving the security and resilience of phone and internet services across the island.

A planning proposal to convert a former restaurant at La Pulente into a seaside café and holiday accommodation has received support from the Department for the Economy, although a final decision is still to be made.

Jersey has just recorded its hottest May on record, according to the Met Office, marking an unprecedented period of warmth for the island.

More than 60 properties in Grouville were left without mains water after a pipe burst overnight, according to Jersey Water.

A new direct air route linking Jersey with East Midlands Airport has officially launched as part of Loganair’s latest expansion plans in the Channel Islands.

Les Quennevais Sports Centre is celebrating three decades at the heart of the community this week, marking 30 years since it first opened on 27 May 1996.

Concerns are growing over a narrow stretch of road in St Clement where buses and cars are frequently forced to mount the pavement to allow oncoming traffic to pass safely.

The Channel Islands has recorded its hottest May day for the third consecutive day, with temperatures continuing to climb across Jersey and Guernsey.