Jersey News

Popular Jersey nightspot ROJO is closing.

Plans have been announced for a memorial service on 7 December for the 13 victims of the Haut Du Mont and L'Ecume II disasters.

42 people were reported for speeding on Jersey's roads during National Road Safety week.

It's the 360th anniversary of the Royal Mace, with islanders invited to see it.

The Chief Minister has made changes to her top team following the departure of Constable Andy Jehan from the Council of Ministers.

Jersey's police headquarters had to be evacuated earlier after an islander took two WWII munitions into the building.

Four Jersey mums are on their way to La Gomera in the Canary Islands as they prepare to take on the challenge of rowing the Atlantic.

The Chief Minister has accepted Constable Andy Jehan's resignation from the Council of Ministers.

Parents whose children haven't had the MMR vaccine are being urged to book a GP appointment as soon as possible.

St John Constable and Vice Chair of the States Employment Board, Andy Jehan has resigned from his position on the Council of Ministers.

A man has been treated for burns after a boat fire at Anne Port bay.

Lowe's Legacy Gig - taking place tonight (25 November) - sold out within hours as the community comes together in memory of Dean and Charlie.

Teachers will escalate their industrial action from Monday, as the bitter dispute over pay continues.

Channel 103 has been recognising islanders who went above and beyond during and after Storm Ciaran brought devastation to Jersey.

Mooring, landing and parking fees at the island's harbours and airport will jump by 11.1% in the new year.

New laws could make it a crime in Jersey to threaten to kill or rape someone.

A draft brief of how the former St Saviour's Hospital could be turned into housing is out for consultation.

Developers can start working on planning applications for 11 sites rezoned for housing that could deliver a total of 450 new homes.

A charitable fund has been set up in memory of father and son Dean and Charlie Lowe.

Developers have handed over the last of the Horizon flats, marking the end of five years construction.

A deputy wants to divert funding for electric car and e-bike grants into subsidising bus passes instead.

A new playground at St Martin's village green has been officially opened by some of the children who helped to design it.

The budget for refurbishing Jersey Opera House has grown by £1 million.

With financial abuse a growing problem in Jersey, an awareness campaign is putting the issue in the spotlight.

The Social Security Minister says she won't write off benefit overpayments because it would be 'unfair'.

St Aubin could soon see more protection for its unique architecture and historical interest.

140 people spent their Friday night sleeping in Pier Road car park for Sanctuary Trust's Sleepout.

Four new body scanners are being installed at Jersey Airport.

Jersey's abattoir will remain closed until mid-December because of damage by Storm Ciarán.

Acorn Enterprises in Trinity has raised £12,000 towards employing people with disabilities and lifelong health conditions.

More than £1.8 million has been lost to cryptocurrency fraud in Jersey in 2023 alone.

Dr Carmel Corrigan has been nominated for appointment as the new Children's Commissioner for six years.

Work to upgrade the sewage system at Beaumont is underway following a two-week delay.

There will be extra speed checks across the island for Road Safety Week.

A man has been charged with attempted murder following a stabbing at Morrisons Daily on Jersey's Waterfront.

A 34 year old woman, who was stabbed multiple times at a shop on Jersey's Waterfront, remains in hospital in a 'critical but stable condition'.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman was stabbed at the Morrisons Daily in Castle Quay.

Islanders are given more insight into life behind bars in a new photography exhibition.

Ports of Jersey has submitted updated plans for the Elizabeth Harbour upgrade, following feedback.

Jersey's reservoirs will reopen on Saturday (18 November) following damage by Storm Ciaran.

Teachers in Jersey will strike on the 12, 13 and 14 December.

Inspectors say Haute Vallée School has 'been transformed' by good leadership and pupil mentality.

The number of homes sold in Jersey this summer was the lowest in more than two decades.

Two weeks on from losing their home of 54 years in the tornado, Evie and Tony Perchard have been reflecting on surviving Storm Ciaran.

Guernsey has received another special delivery on the newspaper boat this morning as a second seal pup has been rescued.

Come wind or rain, Santa Claus is coming to town tonight (16 November).

Stephen George King (46) been jailed for punching and biting a friend and lunging at him with a kitchen knife.

EasyJet has told Channel 103 that it has scrapped its direct route between the island and Amsterdam.

Guernsey's early morning paper boat arrived in the island with more than just today's news.

Around 10% of new parents in Jersey are diagnosed with perinatal mental health problems, but it is expected more islanders suffer in silence due to stigma.

The developer behind the a £120m apartment and hotel complex in the heart of St Helier says it will take the refusal of its plans to court.

The St Martin's bonfire has been cancelled and won't happen this year.

Hemlock the missing Steppe Eagle has been found and is now back in his aviary at St John's Manor.

Public Health says it will 'closely follow' new advice which says the chickenpox vaccine should be given to young children.

Jersey's Chief of Police has given an update on the progress of major investigations into the unexplained deaths of 15 islanders in the past year.

Jersey's government has been advised by economic experts to take 'urgent action' to replenish dwindling emergency reserves that are leaving the economy vulnerable to a downturn.

Falconers from St John's Manor are searching for a missing large Brown Eagle, which went missing from the site on Friday.

Paul Kelly will spend two decades behind bars for 28 serious sexual offences - including rape - committed over an eight year period.

A scrutiny panel says Ministers should tell States members the estimated overall cost of a multi-site hospital.

Jersey's chief judge says he will study a task force report into violence against women and girls 'with particular and close interest'.

Applications have opened for people to put themselves forwards to volunteer in developing countries.

Events are taking place across Jersey this weekend for Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.

A man was punched and fell to the ground outside St John's Village cafe.

As a consultation opens into a proposed offshore wind farm, Ministers have published a picture of what the turbines might look like from Corbière lighthouse

A minister has vowed she won't let a report which exposes the level of violence against women and girls in Jersey 'sit on the shelf'.

Teachers in the NEU have voted to postpone next week’s strike action.

A new report reveals the 'shocking' extent of violence against women and girls in Jersey, and calls for an overhaul of legislation to protect survivors.

19-year-old Jose Guilherme Vieira Da Costa has been found guilty of two sexual offences against a child by the Magistrate’s Court.

Hautlieu School is still closed because repairs have been delayed by the high winds and rain.

Islanders lost more than £2.5 million to scams between April and August this year.

NEU members are being asked if they would like to postpone next week's planned walkout as a gesture of 'goodwill'.

A file of evidence from the collision between the Goodwill freight ship and L'Ecume II has been handed to the Law Officers' department, according to the Chief Minister.

Emergency services have been at the scene of an accident at La Colomberie.

Jersey Post is preparing for its first Christmas without the mail plane service.

Ports of Jersey has submitted plans to dismantle the old hangar near the arrivals lounge in the airport.