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Campaigners are urging the Government of Jersey to introduce free yearly health reviews for people living with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), saying regular monitoring could improve outcomes and save lives.

The home of table tennis in Jersey could be back in action by September, more than two years after it was badly damaged by Storm Ciarán.

More than £244,000 has been awarded to Jersey’s sporting community as part of the latest round of a charitable funding initiative aimed at strengthening grassroots sport.

The Government of Jersey is encouraging islanders to take part in a new survey designed to better understand the experiences of people living with disabilities and long-term health conditions.

Removing Jersey's goods and services tax (GST) from food would reduce government revenue by an estimated £14.4 million each year, according to Treasury and Resources Minister Senator Alan McLean.

Jersey's volunteer lifeboat crews responded to a series of incidents across the island on Saturday, with the RNLI describing it as an exceptionally busy day for its teams. One of the largest operations began after a paddleboard washed ashore at Archirondel in St Martin, prompting fears that two children could still be in the water. Lifeboat crews carried out an extensive search of the surrounding area before police confirmed there had been no reports of any missing children.

Families in St Aubin are set to enjoy a newly refurbished playground after the popular play area officially reopened following a programme of improvement works.