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Jersey Faces Uphill Battle Against Growing Asian Hornet Threat

Court sentences four individuals for drug trafficking and money laundering

Free Diabetes Screenings Available for Islanders

Island Prepares for 5G Rollout with Network Upgrades

What Makes Jersey, Jersey? New Exhibition Celebrates Island’s Living Traditions

An environmental campaigner has urged stronger action to promote walking, cycling, and electric vehicle use in Jersey and Guernsey.

Jersey Launches Consultation on Future of Catholic Churches

Powerful Poppy Display Pays Tribute to the Fallen

Independent Observers May Be Invited to Oversee Jersey’s 2026 Election

Underweight Seal Pups Rescued on Jersey Coastline Two young seals rescued in Jersey are receiving specialist care after being found underweight and dehydrated, according to a marine life charity. The British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) said it was called to two separate incidents on Saturday involving stranded pups. The first seal, a female weighing just 16kg (35lb), was discovered at St Catherine. The second, a 15kg (33lb) male, was found at L’Etacq after struggling to

Autism Jersey and Singer Sophie Maude to Launch Music Hub for Neurodiverse Islanders

Ministers Defend Lido Tender Amid Calls for Community Takeover Jersey’s Council of Ministers has criticised attempts to overturn a decision on who will run the Havre de Pas Lido, describing the move as “disappointing.” The government recently awarded the tender to local company First Point, which is set to take over management of the popular bathing pool next year. However, Deputy David Warr, who chairs the Lido’s steering group, has lodged a proposition calling for the site

Charities Across Channel Islands Receive £427,000 Boost from Lottery Fund More than £427,000 has been awarded to charities and community projects across the Channel Islands to support mental and physical wellbeing. The 2024 grants, ranging from £2,000 to £130,000, were distributed to initiatives encouraging physical activity and social connection. In Guernsey, £191,000 was allocated through the Social Investment Fund, while organisations in Jersey received £236,000 via the As

Families Say Jersey Falling Short on Support Despite Island Appeal

Questions Raised Over Funding for Fort Regent Redevelopment

Jersey Records Higher Rate of Skin Cancer Than Guernsey, New Report Finds

Free Bus Travel for Veterans on Remembrance Sunday Veterans in Jersey will be able to travel for free on LibertyBus services this Sunday as they attend Remembrance Day ceremonies across the island. The bus company said the initiative was part of its ongoing commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant, which supports members of the armed forces community. Kevin Hart, Director of LibertyBus, said the gesture was intended to recognise the service and sacrifice of veterans and to mak

Regulators are investigating how effectively websites and apps protect children’s personal data and privacy online. The Jersey Office of the Information Commissioner (JOIC) confirmed its participation in a global initiative organised by the Global Privacy Enforcement Network (GPEN). The coordinated effort — referred to as a “sweep” — focuses on reviewing digital platforms used by or designed for children to assess how transparent they are about their data practices. The exerc