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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.

Jersey businesses could benefit from new trading opportunities in India after the island was included in a UK trade agreement with the country, ministers have said.

Around 4,000 Islanders are set to receive a £300 penalty after failing to submit their 2025 tax returns by the end-of-July deadline.

A new 57-bedroom care home could be built on the site of a former nursing home in St Helier under plans submitted to Jersey’s planning authorities.

Jersey has officially entered drought conditions after the island went more than two weeks without recorded rainfall.

People enjoying Jersey’s coastal waters are being urged to watch for new red-and-white marker buoys designed to make fishing nets easier to spot and reduce the risk of accidents.

More than 158,000 passengers travelled through Jersey Airport in July, according to the latest figures from Ports of Jersey.

Plans for a new skatepark at South Hill will move forward after an appeal against the development was dismissed.

Jersey businesses have been warned there is “no excuse” for failing to put basic safeguards in place to protect customers’ personal information.

Jersey has already experienced a record number of days with temperatures reaching at least 30C (86F) in 2026, according to Jersey Met.

For almost 60 years, Richard Miles has returned to the same small fisherman’s hut on Les Écréhous, a remote group of islands and reefs situated between Jersey and France.

Jersey’s only commercial fisherman licensed to catch and sell bluefin tuna has landed his first fish under the island’s new commercial licence scheme.

A Jersey charity supporting migrant communities says its work has become increasingly important as the island’s population becomes more diverse.

A 59-year-old man has been told he could face a custodial sentence after admitting possession of cannabis resin and breaching a court order. Paul Anthony Louis appeared before the Magistrate’s Court and pleaded guilty to possessing five pieces of the Class B drug earlier this year, as well as breaching bail conditions. The court heard that police became involved after a report was made by a member of the public who believed they had seen a suspected drug transaction. Louis ha

The RNLI is urging people in Jersey to take extra care around the coast as rising temperatures are expected to bring more visitors to the island’s beaches.

Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust has been recognised for its long-running work to protect Jersey's only native frog species after receiving the Best Conservation Project Award at the Conservation Awards.

Jersey Golf has voiced its hope that Les Mielles Golf and Country Club will continue operating as a golf course after the St Peter venue was put on the market with a guide price of £9.95 million.