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• Drifting buoy ends up on Jersey's south coast

  Jersey Coastguard warns islanders not to go near a navigational buoy that has drifted into the island's waters.

• Renters and landlords to see more rights under new tenancy law

  States Members have backed the Housing Minister's reforms, which modernises Jersey's Residential Tenancy Law.

• States backs return of 9 senators in 2026

  States members have voted through the law that will reinstate senators in time for the next election.

• Schools to compete for 'most active' title and coveted Supertri suit

  Schools are being invited to compete for the title of Jersey's most active.

• Battle organisers want parade to stay free but return to Victoria Avenue

  The Battle of Flowers Association wants the summer parade to remain free, but to return to Victoria Avenue next year.

• Organisers share schedule for 2025 Jersey Air Display

  This year has been the 'most difficult to organise', but islanders can still expect their Jersey Air Display favourites, and more.

• 'Active' social media use to be taught to Jersey's children

  Schoolchildren from Year 4 to 13 are going to be learning about phones, social media and 'surviving the online world' in a talk organised by Jersey's government.

• Mystery Man 'David Law' will be deported

  A man who said he swam to Jersey from France, quoted Shakespeare and claimed be a British citizen named David Henry Law, will be deported.