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Islanders Invited to Learn Lifesaving Skills on Restart a Heart Day Islanders are being encouraged to take part in free training sessions in St Helier today to learn how to save a life using CPR and defibrillation techniques. Health professionals and members of the Ambulance Service are on hand at Charing Cross, teaching passers-by how to respond in an emergency and highlighting the vital role that bystanders play in improving survival rates. Currently, only one in 25 people

The Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, will visit Jersey later this week for a series of meetings and commemorative events. According to the Bailiff’s Chambers, the Labour MP will meet members of the States Assembly and government ministers to discuss Jersey’s political and constitutional ties with the United Kingdom. During his visit, Sir Lindsay will also have the opportunity to learn more about Jersey’s unique political traditions, including its parish sys

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Tucked away in a beautifully restored townhouse in the centre of St Helier, Banjo is more than just a restaurant with rooms—it’s a destination in its own right. Combining boutique luxury with a lively dining atmosphere, it strikes the perfect balance between sophistication and warmth, making it equally appealing for a special night out or a weekend escape. From the moment we arrived at Banjo, tucked away in a handsome townhouse in St Helier, we knew we were in for something s

Aqua-mar fisheries manager Nathalie Porritt has warned that new French import rules, including strict requirements on how ice is made, are making it increasingly difficult to export shellfish from Jersey. Under the new rules, Jersey tap water can no longer be used to produce ice without additional testing, and some summer shipments of scallops had to be destroyed for failing to meet temperature standards. “To maintain the required cold temperature, we now have to line scallop

The Parish of Grouville has been formally criticised by Jersey’s Office of the Information Commissioner (JOIC) after it mistakenly shared the personal details of the wrong individual with a debt collection agency. The breach occurred when parish staff identified the wrong person as being in arrears on their rates due to a name mix-up. Constable Mark Labey acknowledged the error, describing it as “an understandable mistake,” but said the parish had since strengthened its data-

Channel Islands strengthen regional ties at political summits in Brittany and Ille-et-Vilaine Representatives from Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark attended this week’s annual political summits with the regional council of Brittany and the departmental council of Ille-et-Vilaine. The meetings reinforced long-standing partnerships between the Channel Islands and their French neighbours, built through Memorandums of Understanding — Jersey’s dating back 15 years with Ille-et

A new patient advisory group has been formed to ensure Islanders living with or affected by cancer have a direct role in shaping Jersey’s future Cancer Strategy. The Cancer Advisory and Patient Strategy (CAPS) Group — created through a partnership between Health and Care Jersey, Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey, and Jersey Hospice Care — met for the first time on Saturday, 11 October, at Jersey Library. During the session, members shared their personal experiences and discusse

Plans to transform the long-abandoned La Folie Inn in St Helier — potentially including a 150-room hotel — have attracted “encouraging interest,” according to Ports of Jersey. The historic 18th-century pub, once a favourite among harbour workers and sailors, has stood empty since its closure in 2004. Ports launched a procurement process in July to find partners for the 3,000 sq m waterfront site, following a study into commercially viable redevelopment options. A Ports spokes

Motorcyclist Injured in St Helier Collision with Truck A motorcyclist was taken to hospital after a collision with a truck in St Helier on Monday morning. The crash, involving a white commercial vehicle and a black moped, happened outside the ambulance station on Rouge Bouillon at around 08:45. According to police, the moped rider sustained a serious wrist injury and received hospital treatment before being discharged later the same day. Officers are appealing for witnesses o

Network of Safe Spaces to Support Vulnerable People Across Jersey A new network of “safe places” is being set up across Jersey to provide refuge and support for people who feel vulnerable, intimidated, or at risk. The Government of Jersey is inviting local businesses — including cafés, banks, and sports clubs — to register as Safe Places and open their doors to those in need. Under the scheme, anyone seeking help will be welcomed by trained staff who can respond with empathy

Jersey Zoo Makes ‘Difficult Decision’ to Rehome Fruit Bats Jersey Zoo has announced it has made the “difficult decision” to rehome its colony of Livingstone’s fruit bats. The Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, which operates the zoo, said it reached the decision after carefully considering the costs and logistics of repairing the Bat Tunnel — the bats’ long-time habitat. According to the Trust, rebuilding the tunnel would cost “at least seven figures.” Curator of mammals Be

AquaSplash in St Helier Set for New Ownership in 2026 Jersey’s AquaSplash swimming pool will come under new ownership next year as part of plans by the Government of Jersey to “deliver better value for taxpayers.” The government confirmed that the St Helier facility will become part of Active , its island-wide network of publicly managed leisure centres. Officials say the move will give them more control over costs and help streamline services across Jersey’s sports facilitie

Supermarket Leaders Raise Concerns Over Jersey Ferry Service Supermarket executives have voiced frustration over Jersey's ferry operations and the government's selection process for its new operator. Representatives from the Channel Islands Co-op, Morrisons, and other retailers told the island’s Economic Scrutiny Panel about ongoing challenges since DFDS replaced Condor earlier this year. Retailers expressed disappointment over what they described as “minimal engagement” from

The Government of Jersey will take over the management of AquaSplash from October 2026, as part of plans to bring the leisure centre under the island’s Active programme. The move means that Serco (Jersey) Ltd, which has managed AquaSplash for almost 25 years, will hand over operations to the government following a review into the facility’s efficiency. Infrastructure Minister Constable Andy Jehan said the change would deliver better value for taxpayers and help secure the poo

Islanders advised not to act on French nuclear test alert Residents on Jersey’s east coast are being reminded not to take any action if they receive a nuclear emergency alert message later this week. Authorities in France’s Manche department are scheduled to test the warning system for the Flamanville nuclear power plant on Thursday. The exercise is intended to ensure that alerts can be reliably delivered in the event of a real emergency. According to the Government of Jersey

Dreaming Trees to Light Up Howard Davis Park Again in 2026 A popular event celebrating the hidden life of trees is set to return to Jersey for its fourth consecutive year. Dreaming Trees , which has illuminated Howard Davis Park with lights, music, and storytelling since 2023, will once again invite visitors to explore the fascinating ways trees communicate and share resources. The free, family-friendly installation is scheduled to make its comeback in February , returning to

St Peter’s Main Road to Close in Phases for Major Drainage Upgrades St Peter’s Main Road will undergo staged closures over the next six...