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Islanders are being encouraged to donate canned food to Shelter Trust Jersey as its annual Tinathon takes place at West’s Centre today (9 October).

Jersey residents are being invited to give their views on proposed changes to alcohol licensing fees ahead of a new licensing system coming into force next year.

A gas industry expert has told a court that a gas pressure test carried out before the Haut du Mont explosion would have prevented the disaster that claimed 10 lives.

Owners of XL bully-type dogs in Jersey are set to be freed from the legal requirement to hold third-party liability insurance, with the government confirming that the rule is being removed.

Jersey has been ranked the fifth-best island in the UK by leading travel magazine Condé Nast Traveller.

Victoria College is to double the number of bursary places it offers, creating more opportunities for young people from across Jersey to attend the school regardless of their family's financial circumstances.

DFDS is bringing forward the start of its direct high-speed Jersey-Poole service by more than a month and adding 50 sailings to the route next year.

Landowners and contractors who cut hedges and roadside banks too aggressively could face fines under proposed changes to Jersey’s branchage law.

Jersey’s taxi regulations are to be reviewed following concerns that the current system is too complicated, costly and difficult to understand.

Gladys Kiptoo has set a new women’s course record at the Jersey Marathon after completing the race in 2:35:57.

Organisers of Jersey’s annual cider festival are appealing to Islanders for spare apples after an unusually poor harvest left them facing a serious shortage of fruit.

Tickets for this year’s Channel Islands Christmas Lottery are now available, with the jackpot guaranteed to be at least £300,000.

Jersey pensioners are set to receive an annual increase of £734 in their old age pension following the introduction of a 4.7% top-up.

Businesses in Jersey are set to face fewer administrative requirements when raising finance and promoting their services overseas, under changes described by the government as part of efforts to strengthen the island’s international finance sector.

Jersey’s government has extended its freeze on recruiting non-essential staff until 2027 as it continues efforts to reduce the size of the public service.

Aquasplash in St Helier has temporarily closed after routine testing detected Legionella bacteria at several water outlets within the centre.

Improvement work has begun at Albert Pier as part of a project to make the marina safer and more accessible.

Jersey's winter bus timetable is now in operation, bringing additional services and seasonal adjustments across several routes.

Investigation work to support plans for improved coastal flood protection at Havre des Pas is under way, as Jersey prepares for the effects of rising sea levels and coastal flooding.

Liberation Group has updated its customer loyalty programme, introducing a revised rewards structure that it says will make the scheme simpler and more beneficial for customers.