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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

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

Company Rejects Allegations Connected to House Explosion

Cameras to Be Allowed During Sentencing Remarks in Jersey Court

Approval Granted for 42 New Sheltered Homes at St Joseph’s Care Home

Spacehub Selected as Landscape Architect for Fort Regent Regeneration Project

Man arrested for sexually abuse in Jersey

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.