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A ship officer jailed after a ferry collision that killed three fishermen has lost his appeal against his sentence.

Public toilets described as “dirty” and “broken” are set to be refurbished after parishioners approved a £250,000 upgrade at Elephant Park.

Visitors to Jersey spent £24m less in 2025 compared with the previous year, according to a government progress report reviewing its £20m living wage support scheme.

Politicians in Jersey have raised concerns that the island’s current work permit system leaves seasonal migrant workers vulnerable to exploitation, prompting calls for reform.

Visitors travelling to Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man from outside the UK and Ireland will be required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) from 23 April, authorities have confirmed.

Work is underway to restore the former Allix Shipyard gardens after the Parish of St Helier took ownership of the site earlier this year for £1.

A daily freight ferry linking Jersey and Guernsey could be under threat due to falling newspaper demand and rising fuel costs.

This year’s Jersey Swimarathon has raised £72,527.77 so far, with further donations still being counted following another successful event.

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 passenger ferry operated by DFDS sustained damage after colliding with a harbour berth while arriving in St Helier on Sunday.

The woman behind the successful bid to take over Les Creux Pavilion says the site could begin hosting local groups within two months.

Full-fat milk is growing in popularity across the Channel Islands, with dairy producers reporting a significant shift away from low-fat options.

More than half of adults in Jersey are overweight or obese, while many are not getting enough exercise, according to a new public health report.

The next government will be expected to introduce measures requiring businesses to accept cash payments by January 2028, following a States Assembly decision on Friday. Politicians backed a proposal from Deputy Montfort Tadier aimed at preserving cash as a payment option for islanders. The motion passed with 31 members voting in favour and eight against. Tadier told the Assembly there was an “important window of opportunity” to safeguard the continued use of cash. In his prop

A new survey has highlighted growing frustration among Channel Islanders over the cost and reliability of travelling off-island.

An animal charity in Jersey is urging pet owners to hand over unwanted animals to its shelter instead of abandoning them outdoors, after three goldfish were discovered dumped in a pond without food or proper shelter.

A prominent furniture dealer has appeared in court accused of attempting to interfere with a historical abuse investigation involving a Catholic priest.

iPhone users in Guernsey and Jersey are reporting problems verifying their age following the release of Apple’s latest software update.

Government workforce numbers in Jersey have fallen by 181 in non-frontline roles as a recruitment freeze on back-office positions remains in place.

Jersey’s government has approved a limited programme allowing recreational fishing of Atlantic bluefin tuna, following what officials described as a “remarkable recovery” of the species.