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Jersey's Aquasplash leisure centre will temporarily shut for two weeks from Monday 30 November to allow essential maintenance and safety upgrades.

House prices in Jersey have remained largely unchanged over the past year, while the number of properties sold has declined, according to the latest figures from Statistics Jersey.

A newly redeveloped basketball court at Millennium Town Park has officially opened, honouring the memory of former Jersey player and coach Guillaume Hoareau, who died aged 40 in 2024 after suffering a cardiac arrest during a match against Guernsey.

Jersey ministers reject stamp duty break for homeowners looking to downsize

Landowners and contractors who cut hedges and roadside banks too aggressively could face fines under proposed changes to Jersey’s branchage law.

A planning condition attached to the approval of Strive’s proposed luxury hotel in St Peter has been amended to ensure the resulting legal agreement can be complied with.

A £4.2 million refurbishment of St Paul’s Gate in St Helier has been completed, bringing major improvements to 17 homes next to De Gruchy department store.

Plans to turn a former seaside restaurant at La Pulente into a holiday home have been rejected by planning officials for a third time.

A 26-home development in Victoria Village has been given the go-ahead after a planning appeal against the original refusal was upheld.

Two new courtrooms have opened at Jubilee Wharf in St Helier as Jersey’s courts prepare for a busy schedule of cases.

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

A new 57-bedroom care home could be built on the site of a former nursing home in St Helier under plans submitted to Jersey’s planning authorities.

Jersey Golf has voiced its hope that Les Mielles Golf and Country Club will continue operating as a golf course after the St Peter venue was put on the market with a guide price of £9.95 million.

The home of table tennis in Jersey could be back in action by September, more than two years after it was badly damaged by Storm Ciarán.

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.

The Government of Jersey will take over work to secure an unsafe retaining wall on Rouge Bouillon after the deadline for property owners to carry out repairs expired today (10 June).

Plans to build 30 affordable homes on the outskirts of St Martin's Village have been given the green light after an appeal overturned an earlier planning refusal.

New research suggests Jersey’s housing pressures are not simply caused by a lack of homes, but by a shortage of the types of properties islanders need most.

A new office building could be constructed on the site of a commercial property that was destroyed after suffering severe damage during Storm Ciarán.

A long-vacant property in St Saviour that includes a disused shop could be converted into a three-bedroom home under new plans submitted to the Planning Department.