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• Island Energy convicted following 2024 St Saviour explosion

  It can now be reported that Island Energy was found guilty earlier this year of breaching the health and safety law, following a house explosion in St Saviour in June 2024.

• Haut du Mont: Gas worker to face retrial

  A gas worker will face a retrial in connection with the fatal Haut du Mont explosion in 2022.

• Plea after seven red squirrels hit in one day

  Seven red squirrels have been hit by vehicles in Jersey today (Friday 30 October), prompting a plea from the JSPCA to keep an extra lookout for the furry creatures.

• Chamber criticises 'lack of progress' on youth rate

  Jersey's Chamber of Commerce says its disappointed at what it calls a 'lack of progress' on a dedicated youth rate.

• "There is hope after stroke"

  A stroke survivor in Jersey has shared his experience and advice, as local organisations come together to mark World Stroke Day.

• St Saviour's Hill expected to open fully tomorrow evening after gas leak

  Island Energy says it expects St Saviour's Hill to open fully tomorrow evening, as work continues to repair a gas leak.

• Jersey's minimum wage set to rise again

  Jersey's minimum wage is set to rise again next year, despite concerns raised by businesses across the island.

• St Saviour's hill closed due to gas leak

  Routes up and down St. Saviour's Hill will be closed until around Monday, Island Energy says, as teams investigate a reported gas leak.