Jersey News

Police are investigating the death of a man after a car hit a wall on St Clement's coast road.

Finistair is flying directly from Jersey to Brest, France, and Alderney for summer 2025.

Emergency services are warning islanders to drive with care after attending a number of road traffic collisions in 24 hours.

577 complaints were made the Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman last year, between islanders and their financial services.

Jersey Zoo is in 'Bloom' thanks to a one-of-a-kind exhibition, featuring thousands of Gerald Durrell's favourite flowers.

Eight lucky islanders have the chance to immerse themselves in all things Bergerac with a 13-week traineeship for the second series.

A daily sea link between Guernsey and Jersey has been restored with the start of crossings by new ferry operator Islands Unlimited.

Fix your 'leaky loos', embrace dusty cars, ignore your brown lawns, and turn that tap off!

From rolling roadshows to racing hillclimbs, and moonlit sprints to static displays, the Jersey International Motoring Festival launches its 25th year of events.

French day trippers are set to be able to continue to come to Jersey with just their national ID, despite new Electronic Travel Authorisations being introduced.

The former gasworks site in St Helier in the spotlight again, with Town Constable Simon Crowcroft asking that its use for a new primary school be revisited.

A duck, who goes by the name 'Joyce', has had her seven ducklings saved from a pool and culvert drain in St Brelade.

Following its red-paint pavements, more roads in Grouville will become become green lanes to improve pedestrian safety.

Jersey has just had its warmest spring on record.

Piotr Antoni Glas - a former Catholic priest - has been jailed for five years after being found guilty of acts of gross indecency with a child.

This year's Battle of Flowers parades will be through St Helier's town centre and will be free to spectators.

Les Amis has begun building a new five-bedroom nursing and complex needs home in Trinity.

Towering poppies, foxgloves and lilies are blooming at the library as part of a new exhibition and full programme of themed events.

People in Jersey are being asked about their views on the use of recreational cannabis, after the government said it would look into the future of policies and legislation.

Islands Unlimited has postponed its first six days of sailings as it waits for operational permissions.

The nearly 40-year-long restriction on drinks promotions in Jersey venues has been lifted.

David Paul Rhodes has been jailed for 11 years for an attempt to smuggle £750,000 worth of cocaine into Jersey on Valentine's Weekend.

Jersey's government says it is monitoring ongoing delays and cancellations of Blue Islands flights and will 'consider further action where necessary'.

A new survey reveals that inflation is one of the biggest concerns for people in Jersey.

Jersey Bulls have won promotion with victory over Cobham FC in the play-off final at Springfield.

Almost 35% of Blue Islands flights have been cancelled today (28 May 2025).

Three Island Energy employees, who deny causing the deaths of ten islanders in an explosion at Haut du Mont in 2022, will return to the Royal Court in October.

Contractors have been appointed to design the reconfiguration of Elizabeth Harbour.

The first of JT's mobile masts have been upgraded to 5G.

Islanders can sail directly between Jersey and Alderney this summer thanks to a new sea link.

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Blue Islands has suffered a challenging weekend, with delays, cancellations and an emergency landing.

Planning permission has been granted to carry out intrusive site investigations on Gorey Pier to inform repair work. They will last for 4-6 weeks.

Jamie le Marquand will set sail on the Excelsior in a race from Aberdeen, Scotland, to Kristiansand, Norway.

28 flights have been axed from Blue Islands' summer schedule due to what the airline calls "fleet challenges".

Jersey's Justice and Home Affairs department is working on a new law to tackle stalking and harassment, which will include making 'intimate' deepfakes of people an offence.

9,000 people are expected to fly out of Jersey Airport this weekend as the school half-term holidays begin.

The quarterly funding initiative offers financial assistance for Jersey artists to produce new work or to develop their creative process.

Jersey writer and performer Wayne Stewart has confirmed a full run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.

A new support group, made up of people in Jersey with amputations and congenital limb differences, wants to show that life after limb loss is full of purpose and community.

Jersey Police want witnesses to what they're treating as a racially aggravated assault.

Brittany Ferries is suing DFDS, claiming unfair competition on the Newhaven-Dieppe route.

A Jersey businessman has asked islanders if they would like to see Tamba Arcade returning to the island, in a new location.

A revised planning submission for the former Millbrook House hotel wants to create five-star accommodation with waterside cabins and a converted stable wing.

A decision to refuse planning permission for Nude Food Dunes in St Ouen's Bay has been upheld.

Senior politicians in the Channel Islands have welcomed the UK/EU reset deal which is set to bring benefits for trade, travel and cutting red tape.

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The aspiring Jersey Island Geopark is launching a campaign hoping to at secure UNESCO Global Geopark status.

A long spell of dry and windy weather has left Jersey at a higher risk of wildfires.

Islanders going to a Jersey Hospice Care event to commemorate loved ones at St Brelade's Bay are being told the event has been postponed.

Jersey's economy is forecast to grow by less than half of one percent this year, following an estimated contraction of 1. 5% in 2024.