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Fire crews across Jersey, Devon and Cornwall have warned that the threat of wildfires remains significant following an exceptionally busy summer of incidents.

Therapy dogs are helping lift spirits at Jersey General Hospital, where regular visits are being praised by staff and patients.

Jersey fishermen warn marine protections could threaten industry

A loggerhead turtle rescued from a Jersey beach after Storm Goretti has been flown to the Azores, where she is due to be released into the Atlantic. Named Crush by her rescuers, the turtle was found cold-stunned and severely malnourished on 19 January. She was initially treated in Jersey before being flown to Southampton and transferred to Sea Life Weymouth for rehabilitation. After months of care, including blood tests, X-rays and CT scans, Crush is now just under 5kg and ha

Jersey is providing £200,000 in emergency funding to support relief operations in Nepal following last week’s devastating floods and landslides.

Ferry passengers travelling between Jersey and Guernsey face further disruption after an engine failure forced the suspension of the regular service.

A sailing boat was brought safely into St Helier after getting into difficulty in strong winds and tides off the Jersey coast.

A new pilot health clinic for women with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) in Jersey has been welcomed as an important first step, although campaigners say more support is needed for those living with the condition.

Jersey’s fishing industry has reached a landmark moment, with locally caught bluefin tuna now being sold at the Jersey Fish Market for the first time.

Jersey Airport has received international recognition for its work to improve sustainability and cut carbon emissions.

Jersey’s ambulance service responded to 1,194 calls in July - around 300 more than its usual monthly average.

Doctors in Jersey prescribed more than 72,000 medicinal cannabis products in 2025, a 35% increase on the previous year, according to figures obtained through a Freedom of Information request.

Jersey students are celebrating their GCSE results, with the island’s overall pass rate rising to 77.1%, up from 76.3% last year.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a 61-year-old man was injured during an alleged assault in St Helier in the early hours of Saturday, 15 August.

Jersey may still face hosepipe restrictions despite recent rainfall bringing an end to the island's officially declared drought.

Rain falling across Jersey today has brought an end to a 22-day period without measurable rainfall.

Families in Jersey are set to benefit from a new school uniform policy limiting the number of compulsory branded items to five per pupil.

A States complaints panel has ruled against the government over responsibility for part of a seawall at Brise de Mer in St Clement.

Not On The High Street has apologised to customers after temporarily suspending deliveries to the Channel Islands, citing changes to international shipping and customs rules.

Sure has apologised to customers in Jersey after a wave of complaints about mobile phone services, with some islanders reporting unreliable calls, data and internet access.