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Jersey Soup Kitchen Draws Crowds and Celebrates Community Spirit Jersey’s long-running Soup Kitchen returned to St Helier’s Royal Square for its 27th year, drawing large crowds and strong praise for its sense of community. The annual fundraiser, organised by The Shelter Trust, raises money to support people experiencing homelessness on the island. More than 40 soups were donated by local restaurants, schools and community groups, offered for a minimum £3 contribution. Many st

Proposal Introduced to Update Alcohol Licensing Laws

Deputy Calls for Public Input on Fireworks and Pyrotechnics Rules A Jersey politician is urging the government to launch a wide-ranging public consultation on how fireworks and other pyrotechnics are used across the island. Deputy Max Andrews has asked the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs to begin the consultation by December 2026, with findings and recommendations to be presented to the States Assembly no later than June 2028. He said the move is driven in part by growi

Drink-Driving Can Change Your Life Forever, Officials Warn

Pub to Be Converted into Flats After Approval Granted

New Government Plan Takes Aim at the Skills Shortage

GPs Harness AI Technology to Detect Skin Cancer Early

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New Training Program Launched for Aspiring Election Candidates

Pink pigeons bred at Jersey Zoo have been returned to the wild as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the species’ genetic diversity, the zoo has confirmed. Earlier this year, four of the rare birds were transported to the Gerald Durrell Endemic Wildlife Sanctuary in Mauritius. The journey was overseen by Durrell’s Curator of Birds, Harri Whitford, who accompanied the pigeons, cared for them during transit and helped them settle into quarantine on arrival. The conservation

Two local charities will receive a year of support from a business organisation in Jersey. The Institute of Directors (IoD) Jersey has announced it will back Beresford Street Kitchen, which provides training and employment opportunities for people with learning disabilities. It will also support Sanctuary Trust, a charity offering accommodation and guidance to men facing homelessness or personal crisis. The IoD said its decision reflects a continued commitment to supporting o

The highest level of tide warning has been issued for Jersey on Saturday morning, with further disruption expected on Friday evening. The Jersey Met Office has объявлено a red warning for the high tide at 06:54 GMT on Saturday, meaning significant disruption is expected. Large waves could crash over sea walls along the south, east and west coasts, and some coastal roads may be closed as a result. An orange warning has also been put in place for Friday evening’s high tide at 1

Lewis Carr Sentenced to 20 Months for Deadly Sea Collision Involving L’Ecume II

Crash on Victoria Avenue Leaves Parked Cars Damaged