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A Jersey government decision to paint over floral artwork on a public toilet block in St Brelade has sparked debate over the line between public art and graffiti.

Jersey ministers will be required to respond to a public petition calling for changes to seasonal dog restrictions on the island’s beaches after it attracted more than 1,000 signatures.

Motorists in Jersey and Guernsey have been reminded they are not covered by a UK compensation scheme set up for customers mis-sold motor finance agreements.

The owner of a popular Thai café in Jersey says he is “devastated” after ongoing electrical problems forced the business to remain closed during the start of the busy summer season.

Islanders across Jersey are preparing to commemorate the 81st anniversary of Liberation Day with a weekend of ceremonies, music and community celebrations.

A much-loved pink elephant slide has made its return to a Jersey playground after undergoing a major restoration project.

Health authorities in Jersey have reassured islanders that the risk posed by hantavirus remains “very low” following an outbreak linked to a cruise ship that departed Argentina last month.

Jet2 has announced a major expansion of its Jersey operations for summer 2027, including the launch of two brand-new routes from Birmingham and Bristol.

Outpatients at Jersey General Hospital were temporarily relocated after an unstable tree nearby was deemed at risk of collapsing into the building.

Pet owners and veterinary professionals in the Channel Islands have voiced concerns over rising costs and added inconvenience because of recent changes to the documentation required for travelling with animals to Europe.

A section of the Railway Walk that was closed earlier this year after a landslip has now reopened following extensive repair work.

A prolonged closure of the men’s public toilets at a park in St Helier is prompting complaints from residents, who say the situation is forcing men into women’s facilities and creating particular challenges for those with disabilities.

Jersey’s government-owned housing provider has reported its most successful year to date, delivering a record number of affordable homes in 2025.

Islanders are being urged to take greater care when disposing of disposable barbecues after a bin fire broke out in St Ouen last weekend. The States of Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (SJFRS) says incidents like this occur every year, often caused by barbecues that are still hot being left on beaches or thrown into bins. Officials stressed that such fires are entirely preventable but continue to pose risks to people, property, and the environment. Firefighters are now remindin

New digital resources have been introduced in Jersey to help families better understand the role of the island’s Educational Psychology Service.

A year-long trial introducing new accessible parking spaces for minibuses has begun in St Helier.