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Opinions are split over how to fund the £110m redevelopment of Jersey’s Fort Regent leisure centre. The government plans to borrow £43m in its 2026–2029 budget to begin phase one, which includes roof repairs and asbestos removal. The remaining £67m would be set out in later budgets. While many islanders support redeveloping Fort Regent, they disagree on how the project should be paid for. Plans from the Jersey Development Company include a 2,500-seat theatre, bowling alley, c

Sunday voting Jersey, States urged to set aside £130k for Sunday polls

Blue Islands: Minister Outlines Statement, Timeline, and Government Support

Regulations Eased for Local Businesses

Jersey Plans Stronger Cyber Security Legislation

Local Shops Embrace Plan for Roadworks Compensation

Efforts Begin to Improve Safety at Seawater Pool

LGBTQ+ Families to Celebrate Landmark Law Change at St Helier Event

Over 70 Jersey Students Gear Up for Island’s First STEM Racing UK Competition

St Saviour Residents to Vote on £3.1 Million Plan for New Public Park

Jersey Sets Out New Measures to Sharpen Its Global Financial Edge The Government of Jersey has unveiled a package of measures intended to reinforce the island’s status as a leading player in international finance. According to Deputy Ian Gorst, Minister for External Relations and Financial Services, the industry remains central to Jersey’s economy, contributing around £3bn annually, supporting 14,000 jobs, and accounting for roughly 40% of the island’s tax income. The newly l

Plans for Jersey’s new hospital have taken a “major” step forward, according to the island’s government. Two firms have now been appointed to carry out work on the £710m Overdale Acute Hospital project. Bouygues UK has been selected as the preferred contractor for the main construction phase, while Ashbe Construction has been awarded the contract to prepare the site. Figures released on Monday by the Treasury and Resources Minister show that spending on efforts to develop a n

Amendment Filed Over Redevelopment Plan Costs

Cyclists welcome Jersey’s debut mobile speed camera

Solar panel support still out of reach for islanders

Birth certificate update marks a ‘huge milestone’ for couple

Hospital project costs have climbed to £204m since 2012

Jersey Airport Departures Lounge Set for Major Transformation

A surfer at the centre of serious allegations surrounding a recent competition has received a formal apology after the claims were confirmed to be false. The Channel Islands Surfing Federation (CISF) publicly accused Jersey surfer Ian Battrick of verbally and physically abusing fellow competitors during the GB Surf event in Thurso, Scotland, on 26 October. The federation also alleged he threatened a cameraman and forcibly dunked a female competitor—claims that contributed to

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