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Worker Wins £145k Payout Following Firm’s Collapse

New Map Reveals Solar Suitability of Homes

Jersey Sees Surge in High-Value Residents as Record Number of Wealthy Families Relocate

Man jailed for phone robbery after targeting woman alone

A major funder of charitable organisations in the Channel Islands has announced a significant shift in how it allocates its grants. Lloyds Bank Foundation revealed that from 2026 onward, all charities will be eligible to apply for unrestricted funding, giving them the flexibility to direct the money to whichever areas of their work need it most, provided it aligns with their charitable purpose. The foundation reported distributing a record £1.3m across the islands this year.

Plan unveiled to grant churches £50,000 annually for maintenance

Additional ferry service added to accommodate car rally

The Channel Islands Co-operative Society says its climate commitments have been formally approved by an international panel of experts, marking a major step in its journey toward net-zero. The retailer has pledged to cut emissions across all areas of its business — from buildings and transport to supply chains and services, including food shops, pharmacies and funeral care. Its targets have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a global body regarded

Female runners across the South West and Channel Islands say harassment and safety worries continue to shape how and where they exercise during darker months. Many runners report experiences such as catcalling, intimidating behaviour and unwanted approaches while out at night. National campaigns like Let’s Lift the Curfew  have helped highlight these concerns, with research from This Girl Can showing 72% of UK women change their outdoor exercise habits in winter. Devon and Co

Guide Dog Charity Calls for More Volunteer Fosterers in Jersey

New Health App Designed to Support Patients Most in Need

The Importance of Starting Healthy - Without Overdoing It This December

Standards Commissioner for Channel Islands Parliament Steps Down

Jersey’s main energy supplier is set to be prosecuted in connection with a house explosion, according to the Health and Safety Inspectorate. Island Energy, which operates locally under the name Jersey Gas , will face a criminal charge under Article 21 of the Health and Safety at Work (Jersey) Law 1989 . The allegation centres on an alleged failure to safeguard the health and safety of people outside its employment, including members of the public. The case relates to an incid

Survey finds hundreds of school employees weighing resignation

£500,000 Proposed for St Helier Regeneration if States Back Deputy’s Amendment. St Helier News.

Lido Operator Plans to Suspend Trading in December

Blue Islands: Clarification of the outstanding debt to Government

Guidance on Avian Influenza for Island Residents. Jersey

A planning bid has been lodged to dismantle the ageing landing stage at Gorey Pier, which Ports of Jersey says has reached a state of significant deterioration. According to the organisation, removing the structure is an essential step in safeguarding the integrity of the Grade I-listed pier and preserving its historic character. The proposal outlines plans to take down the upper deck and its supporting pillar, with temporary supports to be installed from the lower deck to th