All Articles

Two giant puffin sculptures overlooking Plémont Bay in Jersey are set to undergo repairs after suffering what conservation chiefs have described as “severe” damage during recent winter storms.

Families are being urged to remain vigilant after a man reportedly attempted to collect a child from a primary school in Jersey.

Charity shop managers in the Channel Islands say fly-tipping and unsuitable donations are placing growing pressure on their finances and volunteers.

Plans to remove a historic petrol pump from the front of a listed property in Gorey Village have been turned down by planners.

Hettich Celebrates First Anniversary of King Street Store, Championing Jersey High Street Investment

Consumer prices in Jersey increased by 2.8% in the year to December, remaining largely unchanged since September and below the UK and Guernsey rates of 3.4%.

Jersey Finance has welcomed recent amendments to the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991, which are set to make it more flexible and reflective of international standards, underlining Jersey’s position as a leading international finance centre (IFC).

A ban on disposable vapes comes into effect across the Channel Islands on Saturday, making it illegal to import or sell the devices, while Guernsey will also introduce a £2.10 tax per 10ml of vape liquid from October.

St Ouen’s Pond will host a family-friendly event on Saturday, offering visitors the chance to learn about some of the “iconic species” that inhabit Jersey’s Wetlands Centre.

Two seal pups rescued in Jersey have been released back into the wild following specialist care at a UK animal hospital.

A major Jersey hospitality group behind some of the island’s best-known eateries has been acquired by a Guernsey-based investor.

The Times Jersey is inviting local entrepreneurs and start-ups to take part in a new business feature celebrating companies launching on the island in 2026.

Revised plans for a luxury home on the site of Bouley Bay’s former Water’s Edge Hotel have been resubmitted to planners, featuring 25 design amendments – among them a three-metre shift in the position of the property’s tennis court. In a supporting statement, the project’s planning consultants said the majority of the changes to the previously approved scheme were “relatively minor”. These include increasing the ceiling height in the café, removing skylights, installing acces

Former Channel Islands Co-op chief wins multimillion-pound court award

Record Year for Rhona’s Retirements

Campaign Seeks to Draw More UK Tourists

Five Arrested for Drink-Driving Since Start of December

Women's rights group remains essential 75 years on

Funding Restored for Environment Department, Easing Fears Over Asian Hornet Control

Pub to Be Converted into Flats After Approval Granted