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A celebration of Thai culture has brought together members of Jersey’s Thai and local communities in what organisers believe is the first event of its kind on the island.

Deputy Hilary Jeune said politicians had waited too long for government action, calling for urgent cost-of-living measures instead of waiting until November for the Common Strategic Policy debate. She warned that Jersey’s backlog of outdated laws could grow because of limited resources and staff. Chief Minister Lyndon Farnham said ministers were focused on developing a realistic, properly funded programme, including the proposed Common Strategic Policy and Budget 2027.

Fort Regent Redevelopment Falls Eight Months Behind Schedule

Jersey ministers reject stamp duty break for homeowners looking to downsize

The government is being urged to conduct a more rigorous assessment of the benefits of Jersey’s High Value Residency Scheme, which aims to attract wealthy individuals to the island. The programme grants residency to high-net-worth individuals who are economically active and highly skilled. Those accepted pay 20% tax on the first £1.25 million of their worldwide income and 1% on income above that threshold. Reform Jersey co-leader Deputy Monty Tadier has questioned whether par

Jersey's health minister has pledged to introduce tougher controls on medicinal cannabis prescribing in early 2027, following an inquest that raised concerns about the impact of treatment on a patient's behaviour and death.

A BBC investigation has alleged that accountancy firm Deloitte helped conceal £508m worth of Roman Abramovich’s assets through backdated documents, potentially allowing the Russian billionaire to avoid millions in tax.

A new online directory has been launched in Jersey to make it easier for islanders to find mental health and wellbeing support. The Mental Health Directory brings information about a range of services together in one place, helping people identify the support available and find options suited to their individual needs. It can be used by those seeking help for themselves or looking for support for someone else. Health officials said the initiative aims to make it simpler for

Jersey’s Justice and Home Affairs Minister has pledged to move forward with legislation aimed at tackling hate crime, with a draft law expected to be presented to the States Assembly by the end of 2027.

Jersey pensioners are set to receive an annual increase of £734 in their old age pension following the introduction of a 4.7% top-up.

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

Jersey's current minimum wage is already too high for some parts of the economy, according to Economic Development Minister Deputy Gerald Voisin, who has warned that a further increase could add to businesses' costs.

Questions have been raised over the cost of political consultancy work carried out for Value Jersey during Jersey’s June election.

The chair of Jersey’s Constables Committee has defended parish rate increases, saying authorities must raise charges when necessary to keep services financially sustainable.

A States complaints panel has ruled against the government over responsibility for part of a seawall at Brise de Mer in St Clement.

The debate over Jersey’s minimum wage has intensified, with the Jersey Chamber of Commerce backing a review into the impact of successive increases on employment, working hours, prices, business investment and the island’s competitiveness.

Jersey’s government has said it has no plans to abolish the island’s £13.59-an-hour minimum wage, despite calls from within the government for it to be scrapped.

Paul Wylie has been appointed as Jersey’s next chief executive and head of the island’s public service.

Jersey ministers are preparing to bring forward changes to the island's seasonal beach dog restrictions after a public petition attracted almost 2,000 signatures.

Planning permission has been granted for a new parking area at Palm Grove Farmhouse in La Pouquelaye after an independent planning inspector recommended the proposal be approved.