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Planning permission has been granted for a 907m (2,976ft) predator-proof fence aimed at creating a new seabird sanctuary in Jersey.

A major redevelopment of Fort Regent could see a new multi-use arena, bowling alley and six-screen cinema open by 2029, subject to planning approval and funding, government officials have confirmed.

The company chosen to build Jersey’s new hospital has yet to sign its contract five months after being named preferred bidder. Health Minister Tom Binet said negotiations with Bouygues UK were ongoing and described the delay as normal for a project of this scale. Bouygues UK was selected in November, with hopes of reaching an agreement in early 2026. Binet said both sides were finalising details amid global economic uncertainty and rising construction costs. The project is c

The Savoy hotel has been sold to an unnamed buyer, with assurances that the property will continue operating as a hotel despite previously being marketed as a potential residential development.

A States member has urged ministers to pause the proposed sale of a former government property in Jersey, arguing the site could be put to better use for the local community.

A visit to Portelet Bay this summer could soon offer more than sun and sea, with proposals that may allow visitors to enjoy pizza, drinks, a swim - and even a sauna.

Plans for a new hotel at Strive in St Peter have been unanimously approved by the Planning Committee following a lengthy and challenging approval process.

Jersey’s construction sector is facing mounting pressures after the island recorded its wettest February on record, with industry leaders warning that poor weather has compounded an արդեն difficult economic climate.

A church in Jersey is seeking permission to create a new family-focused space inside its building in a bid to encourage more children and young people to take part in services.

Solar panels could soon appear on the roofs of schools, car parks and depot buildings across the island after a new agreement between Jersey Electricity and the government.

Jersey’s government has signed an order introducing what officials describe as the most significant reform to the island’s residential tenancy legislation in over ten years.

A long-established construction supplier in the Channel Islands has shut down with immediate effect after its UK parent company confirmed the business has ceased trading.

A proposed hotel and conference centre near Jersey Airport has been labelled “significantly weakened” after plans for new indoor sports and leisure facilities were dropped from the scheme. The development, put forward by Strive Health Club, now outlines a 155-room hotel with a conference venue, spa treatment areas, swimming pool and 117 parking spaces. Earlier proposals had been larger, featuring 179 bedrooms, expanded parking, and additional leisure amenities. Planning offic

A local contractor has been appointed to overhaul the departure lounge at Jersey Airport as part of a major terminal upgrade.

Plans to remove a historic petrol pump from the front of a listed property in Gorey Village have been turned down by planners.

Hettich Celebrates First Anniversary of King Street Store, Championing Jersey High Street Investment

A review by Jersey’s States Assembly has concluded that the island’s social housing system is largely working as intended, providing affordable homes for low-income residents.

Islanders looking for a mortgage can now compare every product available in Jersey in just seconds, thanks to a new free website, Swoop.je.

Revised plans for a luxury home on the site of Bouley Bay’s former Water’s Edge Hotel have been resubmitted to planners, featuring 25 design amendments – among them a three-metre shift in the position of the property’s tennis court. In a supporting statement, the project’s planning consultants said the majority of the changes to the previously approved scheme were “relatively minor”. These include increasing the ceiling height in the café, removing skylights, installing acces

A petition launched by a Jersey estate agency is calling on the government to introduce formal regulation of companies responsible for managing blocks of flats.