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Jersey Met said it had not recorded any rain at its Maison St Louis Observatory since 27 July.
Battle of Flowers organisers say, like the football World Cup, water breaks will last three minutes.
Filmmakers want support and tax breaks to make Jersey more attractive as a filming destination.
Venues gear up to help people enjoy the partial eclipse safely from South West vantage spots.
The owners of Chateau La Chaire say the change will "secure the long-term future" of the building.
Catherine Kirby says receiving the award for her record keeping in Jersey was "very humbling".
Plans for the skate park at South Hill were reviewed after an appeal challenged original decisions.
The fireworks finale for the Battle of Flowers is still going ahead despite fire safety concerns.
More than 158,000 passengers travelled through Jersey Airport last month, new figures show.
Organisers said the sessions would offer face-to-face help without people having to visit St Helier.
Hannah Le Morvan is given the 2026 Nigel Quérée Environment Award by the Société Jersiaise.
Filip Nowacki tells BBC Sport he is aiming for the 2028 Olympic Games after his Commonwealth Games gold medal for Jersey.
Jersey bowlers Malcolm de Sousa and Ross Davies end their Commonwealth Games on a high as they beat Wales in their final match.
Jersey's Steven Rabet says competing at judo at the 2026 Commonwealth Games has been "unreal".
Olly Dodds becomes the first weightlifter from Jersey to compete at a Commonwealth Games in 64 years.
Jersey sprinter Jamie Oldham and heptathlete Lucy Woodward break island records at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Jersey's last Commonwealth Games gold medallist Colin Mallett says Filip Nowacki gold medal will give him memories that will "stay with him for a lifetime".
Having won gold and silver for Jersey at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, could 18-year-old Filip Nowacki be Great Britain's next swimming star?
There are 280 islanders with a learning disability, the Adult Learning Disability Service says.
All estate agents are encouraged to join to "protect and reassure" islanders in the property market.
The health minister was responding to a written question about the decriminalisation of cannabis use.
It comes just a month after the Grade II listed building reopened for the first time in five years.
Constable Andy Jehan's comments come in response to a written question about the lake's future.
A campaign group hosts a special event to raise awareness about how the disease affects women.
Constable Andy Jehan says this is not sustainable and his department will have to introduce charges.
"Ten-minute neighbourhoods" are among ideas proposed as Jersey faces a "profound demographic shift".
Deputy Louise Doublet says the survey helps make policies which target the most vulnerable.
An organisation representing Jersey and Guernsey in France secures meeting rooms in St Malo.
Firefighters helped extract a man out of his car following a crash on Friday afternoon.
A contest is looking for an ice cream flavour to raise money for people with learning disabilities.
The pig house opened to the public on Friday after being closed for two-months, says Jersey Zoo.
The lack of certainty about ferry services has been a "logistical nightmare", says one team.
People using e-scooters may not know they were committing 'various offences', says police.
The area is designed to entertain young children while families are waiting for their flights.
Two members of the Romanian community discuss how they have started businesses in the island.
Recent police figures show five cases were reported to the force in 2024, compared to three cases in 2023.
Statistics Jersey says it was the largest annual decrease in price since at least 1986.
In the first report of its kind, the government finds 71 of the reported collisions were in St Helier.
Ten residents died after the explosion at Haut du Mont, St Helier, on 10 December 2022.
The fire service says the person put themselves at significant risk while rescuing the dog.
Connor Daly will be selling prints of his artwork with all proceeds going to Dementia Jersey.
Three-year-old Lily is rescued from a cliff ledge after going missing during a walk with her owner.
Ministers launch a consultation on whether a national day and national anthem should be formalised.
A review panel asks ministers to be more transparent about the cost of building new health facilities.
People in Jersey give their views on living with GST, after Guernsey votes to introduce the tax.
The housing minister wants to prioritise housing applications for victims of domestic abuse.
Deputy Kirsten Morel says ministers will proceed with a "a new rapid process" for a ferry operator.
A former member of the Archbishops' Council calls for change after Justin Welby's resignation.
The initiative is named after Clare Wood who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2009 in England.
Deputy Raluca Kovacs is recognised for her "contribution to promoting parliamentary democracy".
Jersey aims to "strengthen ties within education, sport and culture" with Antigua and Barbuda.
A total of 152 secondary school students were excluded during the 2023/24 academic year.
The Morrisons expansion has been described as an "exciting next chapter" by the company's CEO.
The States of Jersey Ambulance Service campaign calls for greater respect and support for workers.
Government officials say the packages aim to boost productivity and help firms adjust to changes.
The winning bidder for the Channel Islands' ferry service will be announced later this month.
The RNLI had to call out its smaller inshore vessel to rescue its all-weather lifeboat.
After bad weather caused delays, the ferry Barfleur is bringing 42 trailers of essential supplies.
Rachel Hayden is named ambassador of the year for promoting sciences and maths to young people.
Danish firm DFDS is one of three companies bidding to take over the islands' ferry services.
The publication of summer ferry and airline schedules is likely to be delayed, worrying some businesses.
A charity launches a guide for companies to better support employees going through treatments.
Deputy Tom Binet says work is under way on 11 of 36 recommendations made in an independent review.
Max Andrews says States members need to work to get more proposals brought to the assembly.
The workers were taken to hospital as a precaution after the harvester they were on damaged a nest.
Police say it is a "comprehensive collection" of evidence on the explosion in Jersey that killed 10.
Politicians in Jersey and Guernsey say drink spiking could be a specific criminal offence in future.
Jersey Reds ceased trading in 2023 and businesses have been impacted in a number ways, they say.
The bags will be given to clients when they first visit Jersey’s Sexual Assault Referral Centre.
The three volunteers are attending the red carpet awards ceremony in London's Leicester Square.
Politicians have opened discussions with Jersey's government about getting part of the money.
Politicans spoke to Highlands College students and answered their questions as part of the campaign.
Jersey record back-to-back wins in ICC Challenge League A after a comprehensive seven wicket win over Papua New Guinea in Kenya.
It comes after the States agreed to suspend competition law to allow Sure to buy rival Airtel.
Roseville Pharmacy, which opens late and at weekends, is reducing its opening hours from Monday.
New figures show more than £44m has been retrieved from inactive bank accounts in Jersey since 2017.
An island think tank criticises the time it takes for changes to be made in tackling energy issues.
The government said the mural told three distinct stories about shipping, tourism, and nature.
Zak Tribe scored his first international century as Jersey beat Qatar by 168 runs in ICC Challenge League A in Kenya.
Thirty-one patients are fit to leave hospital but remain due to delays elsewhere, a director says.
Jersey's medical director says it could "take years" to get through rheumatology case reviews.
Jersey Fire and Rescue Service said the blaze broke out in a self-catering apartment in St Helier.
Silkworth Lodge says it "immediately" addressed the matters raised by the Jersey Care Commission.
Jersey Electricity has applied for permission to install about 10,000 panels in St Mary.
It has emerged 13 people were given contaminated blood products by the NHS in the 1970s and 1980s.
Development which results in "environmental gains" may be permitted "in exceptional circumstances".
States of Jersey Police said it was the first time they had investigated a report like it.
The children's commissioner, Carmel Corrigan, sets out her priorities for young people in Jersey.
A group of Jersey politicians is looking at how the government will implement a new tax regime
Public health teams are leading the project being delivered in the Channel Islands' Co-op shops.
Ports of Jersey plans to mark Merchant Navy Day on Tuesday 3 September by flying the Red Ensign.
The role would include checking benches and refurbishing those in worst condition, officials say.
The People's Debate is a chance for residents to share their ideas, Jersey's bailiff says.
The show offers a glimpse into the lives of some of the world’s most extraordinary species.
Work to waterproof and repair concrete at the car park is due to begin in April, the government says.
St Aubin's Road in Jersey will be closed from 12:30 until 00:00 BST on Saturday and Sunday.
Beresford Street Kitchen, which had been running the cafe at La Hougue Bie, says it is not making enough money.
Northern Leaf built a refrigeration system and wall without planning permission, prompting complaints.
Jersey's government offers companies an 18-month contract for advice on leasing out the sea bed.
The States Assembly's Scrutiny Panels are beginning a review of the draft 2025-28 budget.
Ports of Jersey says it is "pleased" proposals to improve the harbour in France have been approved.
Chris Rodrigues calls for the club, which he says helped him, to receive more financial support.
The St Helier Roads Committee objects to plans to turn a garage into apartments due to parking
Cricketer Jonty Jenner's year was transformed after found out about his selection for a new 10-over tournament on social media.
Andrew Page, 45, is sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for assaulting a woman.
Jersey Police are looking for a woman who had two dogs after one bit a young boy on the leg.
The owner of Nude Dunes applies for permission to develop the site into self-catering accommodation.
Fireblight is so established in Jersey the government says it will no longer try to eradicate it.
The "generosity of islanders" has saved this year's air display in Jersey, organisers say.
Jersey Recovery College says growing costs have coincided with a reduction in income and donations.
More than 260 residential units are rented at a cost of £4.45m a year, an FoI request says.
Battle of Flowers chairman, Russell Labey, wants Jersey's businesses to sponsor parts of the event.
More than 100 boats are due to pass through St Aubin's Bay to mark the RNLI's 200th anniversary.
The Reverend Sarah McClelland will move back to the island to become the new rector of St Brelade.
Sustainable methods of farming and food production will be the theme of the two-day event.
Deputy Kirsten Morel discussed topics such as tourism, heritage, energy and transport with his counterparts.
Firefighters say the gas is a "silent killer" due to its lack of colour, smell or taste.
A farm in St Ouen applies for permission to build an extension to its existing livery site.
A two-day hearing for Tom Le Sauteur and John Sutherland will take place in October, court confirms.
Recommendations made after a review of the service are being considered, Deputy Tom Binet says.
Jethro and Sweep visit care homes in the island to improve the wellbeing of care home residents.
Organisers got a bigger government grants for the 2024 event at which singer Sam Ryder performed.
Organisers say Gorey Fête includes a funfair, beach games and music as well as a few surprises.
The "dedication" of the team is a strength but the department has "shortfalls" the reviewers found.
Outdoor diners are among those being urged to be wary of gulls swooping down to steal food.
The States of Jersey Prison Service said the exhibition aimed to spark meaningful conversations.
Demolition work to clear the way for a new acute hospital should be completed in the coming weeks.
A report from the Government of Jersey has highlighted delays to patient record systems.
The three-day event will be held at St Helier Marina and Weighbridge Place in May 2025.
More than 600 shirts have been displayed in St Helier as part of the 'Dancing Together' project.
The carbon neutral roadmap sets policies to put Jersey on a pathway to net zero emissions by 2050.
Jersey and Guernsey's governments are behind their own schedule to award a contract to run ferries.
Jersey Bulls make it two wins from two in Combined Counties League Premier South with a 2-0 win over 10-man Epson and Ewell.
A review found patients were receiving monthly prescriptions of some medicine instead of six weeks of doses.
Employers are not currently required to provide an employee with written reasons for their dismissal.
Four of the club's presidents, from 1983 to the present day, featured in aerial images.
The island's chief officer has been fully briefed in a meeting with UK police chief colleagues.
Restoration dealt with fixing ruts in the path, and sorting out felled trees and eroded soil.
The Government of Jersey says its Community Cost Bonus is only available for eligible households.
Jersey Coastguard has advised swimmers to stay clear of works at West Park St Aubin's Bay.
Jersey-born teenage Fulham midfielder Luke Harris joins Birmingham City on a season-long loan.
The island's water company says fire remains have been discovered at Val de la Mare reservoir.
Anthony and Pat Davies first visited the island in 1968 and have been returning every year since.
A team of specialised surveyors have been collecting data on all birds, mammals and fish.
New traders and longer opening times are part of the new improvements to the 19th Century building.
The party's leader says he is "absolutely certain" that his party will lead a government in Jersey.
The beer mats contain information about charity and community groups islanders can contact.
About 250 residents gathered to protect Jersey's coastline from "overdevelopment and privatisation".
The report found the number of licensed drivers had fallen from 488 in 2014, to 363 last year.
Family and friends paid their respects, saying it was a "life well lived, fully and joyously".
The chairman of Jersey Gambling Commission says he is undaunted over plans for a treatment centre.
Parents and carers visiting the Superintendent Registrar, will be given a 'My First Book Bag'.
The resident says he wants to overcome his fear of heights and raise money for the home.
The work has involved using materials and techniques from the time the buildings were built.
Jersey Electricity is working with a winery to help show how solar power and farming can coexist.
Lorna Pirozzolo set up a website that directs people to support services and offers advice.
The 20 stones honour Jews, those who resisted, those who were deported and other occupation victims.
The latest figures show inflation has more than halved since the height of the cost of living crisis.
Georgia Houghton was helped by Health and Community Services to get the Oxford University placement.
The best friend of Frazer Irvine says the trial was not the best way to handle the incident.
Vandals destroy windows, doors, tiles and a glass house in the 18th Century La Ronde Porte.
Jersey name a 13-woman squad for their Twenty20 tri-series tournament with Germany and Italy.
The force urges islanders to be vigilant and never give anyone remote access to devices.
Reviews find leadership problems before some women were given possible false negatives.
Passengers using Jersey Airport are being reminded to allow extra time ahead of the summer holidays.
It's after two ambulance workers were given a conditional discharge by the Royal Court.
Concerns emerged after some women had been given false negatives after breast cancer screenings.
Display bosses say an appeal has started because grants have been cut by £60k and costs are higher.
More than 30 youngsters will dance on the Videopolis stage on Sunday at the resort in France
Jersey Heritage calls for ideas on what traditions should be preserved for future generations.
Two ambulance workers say they will appeal and union Unite calls for a judicial review.
Ten people were killed in the incident in a block of flats in St Helier in December 2022.
James Kaye has also teamed up with a fellow American seigneur to set up a pan-Atlantic scholarship.
An employment group makes recommendations on the compensation available in unfair dismissal cases.
Simon Boas had written about his terminal throat cancer diagnosis and preparing to die.
The shop in the Elizabeth Harbour Terminal is open for ferry passengers after they clear security.
Deputy Lyndon Farnham described the assassination attempt as a "reprehensible act of violence".
Thousands of people have signed a petition calling for tax on pensions to be abolished.
Evie Bertram has worked on productions including My Lady Jane, The Marvels and Meg 2: The Trench.
Music, bouncy castles and other activities will be on offer at the Havre des Pas Seaside Festival.
Antonia Rubio has thousands of followers on social media after sharing her experiences with cancer.
New figures show 65% of the maintenance bill for government-owned café sites spent on a single facility.
The outgoing French consul for Jersey says there has been "no good element" of Brexit for the island.
Some white cane users experience "abuse and negative comments" while out and about, a charity says.
The education minister says improved training and getting the autism team into schools was helping.
Former healthcare leaders have suggested a range of ways in which Jersey healthcare can be improved
Jersey maintain their winning record in their 2026 T20 World Cup qualifiers with a 108-run win over Belgium.
The 2,000-year-old hoard was discovered by two local amateur metal detectorists in 2012.
The remake of the show will be partly filmed in Jersey and will have a six episode release in 2025.
Chief Officer Robin Smith says police have worked with other organisations to better protect people.
There is "inordinate pressure" on the island's consultant psychiatrist, says a panel chair.
A family of four is being provided with accommodation while investigations are carried out.
The actor who has appeared in GameFace, Being Human and Suspects says he is "incredibly excited".
The event will cover fire prevention, first aid, water, kitchen, road and outdoor safety.
Jersey ease to a record 165-run win over Serbia in their opening European qualifier match for the 2026 T20 World Cup.
The Tour des Ports regatta will take place in Jersey for the first time in more than 40 years.
Children's Day, a day out for families, children and young people, is being held on Sunday.
The move by the environment minister will also the creation of a new "tree-listing process".
Lyndon Farnham talks to the BBC about public sector redundancies and the new hospital at Overdale.
School pupils are experimenting to see if crops like chickpeas, lentils, and lablab beans can be grown.
Jersey families who need care off the island are now able to access a child-friendly space.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist was injured in a single-vehicle crash.
An outdoor photography exhibition showcasing photos of Rohingya will be placed across Jersey.
The event will include free activities, performances and safeguarding chats at Howard Davis Park.
A clay workshop is one of the events planned at which people will be asked for their ideas on the future of the café.
A volunteer hopes to showcase the best of Jersey's wildlife during the royal visit in July.
The CI Coop Community Fund gives grants to 28 charities and causes for a range of projects.
Jack Allan was sparring in mixed martial arts when a kick to the jaw caused a bleed on his brain.
John Sutherland and Technician Tom Le Sauteur withdrew from a house after fearing for their safety.
Firefighters said the rescue was "very time-critical" due to the unstable nature of the house.
A public meeting of more than 100 people hears that healthcare on the island needs a "radical shake-up".
Island Energy says an investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the suspected explosion.
The service says equipment failure on boats and being cut off by tides were the most common call outs.
Four homes have been evacuated as a precaution while emergency services investigate, police say.
Actor John Nettles has called for the Jersey War Tunnels to be brought into public ownership.
It is hoped that the repairs will be finished by April 2027 in time for St Luke's 175th anniversary.
The pair were found guilty of failing to take reasonable care for the health and safety of a man.
Deputy Max Andrews has withdrawn his plans to call for the rainy day fund to be topped up.
The majority of secondary schools in the islands have policies to prohibit or limit their use.
It comes after a Royal College of Physicians report criticised the island's rheumatology department.
Health minister deputy Tom Binet will face questions in the States Assembly on breast screening.
Islanders are set to find out if there will be a public holiday to celebrate the visit of the King.
The health service said it had invited 20 patients, out of 2,798 reviewed, for further tests.
The crash happened on Belvedere Hill in St Saviour, Jersey, at about 19:30 BST on Sunday.
A woman says people sat on her doorstep and bus passengers stared into her living room.
Board member Geoffrey Spence will take on the role following the resignation of Mark Chown.
The artwork of more than 20 locals will be displayed in St Helier as part of Art in the Park.
Arthouse Jersey said Sue Harris will be among the five artists whose work will be displayed.
Sarah Clover will oversee the organisation that develops the regulated cannabis industry in Jersey.
Matches could be broadcasted from Saturday at Howard Davis Park subject to the Bailiff's permission.
A care home in Jersey has launched a new initiative to make people more aware of disabilities.
The States of Jersey Police advise people to have a plan for getting home if they've been drinking.
The additional services are part of a five year agreement between British Airways and the Ports.
The teenager has been sentenced to a year in a secure unit after attacking someone with a machete.
Priorities also include providing all States primary schools with free lunches and reducing GP fees.
A series of strikes in France, which began last month, have been suspended until late September.
Drones successfully land at Jersey Airport in a trial that could see medical supplies flown in.
Ministers propose offering help to islanders to buy a home in the Waterfront development.
The Jersey War Tunnels in St Lawrence are up for sale after more than 60 years of private ownership.
Ministers say they need more time to come up with legislation to decriminalise personal cannabis use.
A number of women raise concerns about standards of care, prompting a review of all areas involved.
Islanders signed up to a stem cell register after an event to find donors for a Jersey man.
"The Talking Tent" is a space footballers to have conversations about their mental wellbeing.
Charles Strasser, who had an aviation safety regulation named after him, has died in Jersey.
Islanders are asked to be cautious after two separate discoveries of a Portuguese man o' war.
The health minister apologises for the time it has taken for Clinique Pinel to be refurbished.
Jersey Consumer Council says people in their 20s and 30s are under-represented in the organisation.
There are "significant challenges" in attracting civil servants to work in Jersey, a report says.
The King will present Jersey Sea Cadets with their King's Colours during his visit in July.
Receiver General Alan Blair said restoration work has been done at the listed building in St Helier.
Jersey begin their preparations for their T20 World Cup European qualifiers with two impressive wins over Denmark.
The director of public health says the unknowns around vaping made it a danger to children.
A request from a parishioner leads to the facilities, including a hook and long mirror, being added.
More islanders are set to be offered a shingles vaccination following a decision made by Public Health.
Each of the stamps will feature a picture of a project the club has helped during the last 100 years.
The scheme enables visitors to either pay for or to receive a selection of drinks and meals.
Four people in Jersey have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours list for 2024.
Part of Howard Davis Park in St Saviour has been cordoned off with safety warning signs put up.
Details about crashes may lead to changes to the road layout in a bid to improve safety.
The report says customers in Jersey often have to pay more for a mortgage than customers in the UK.
Landlords are being offered assistance from the government in signing up to the new licence scheme.
Ports of Jersey say delays to afternoon flights are expected but passengers should check in on time.
An interactive online map will provide facts about the trees at Val de la Mare Arboretum.
A group that helps finds volunteers in Jersey warns “organisations need volunteers to keep them afloat.”
The campaign is reminding people to choose a lifeguard beach, keep hydrated and wear sunscreen.
Rules around who can vote in the UK's elections from overseas have changed, what does that mean for people in the Channel Islands as the general election approaches?
The review will look at whether Jersey businesses should be compelled to accept cash payments.
More Jersey teenagers are taking part in a safety course after committing a road offence.
A woman from Jersey pays tribute to her father on the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
Mark Lanchery said his dog gave him the confidence to get out after he suffered severe injuries.
Jersey women's coach Darren Thomas says his ambition is to produce a player capable of playing professionally in England.
The beacon will join others being lit in tribute to those who took part in the D-Day landings.
Scams in the Channel Islands have an "increasing level of sophistication", a watchdog says.
The legal age for leaving education or training is 16 in Jersey, compared with 18 in the UK.
Successful technology needs to reduce hospitalisations and help people live independently at home.
The government publishes plans to help people who want to move into smaller properties.
The coach of Guernsey Cricket's junior team says he had to arrange emergency accommodation.
Cyclists and pedestrians face the highest risk of injury on Jersey roads, a government report says.
The guidelines would allow the master to give a permit to a single exclusive operator for 15 years.
People are being encouraged to swim, paddleboard, kayak or surf at a different bay each day.
A farm launched a social media appeal after CCTV footage showed a man riding a pregnant cow.
A total of 125 people applied in the first round of funding with 24 being successfully approved.
Ricardo Sousa raised money for Holidays for Heroes Jersey by running the D-Day Landings Marathon.
One mum in Jersey says home education allows her to shape learning around the needs of her children.
Author Sophie Cousens has written five books and hopes her next film will be shot in Jersey.
An application by the National Trust for Jersey suggests it being turned into a holiday let.
A horticultural initiative hopes Islanders will go on to grow their own fruits and vegetables.
The Probation Service says youngsters are being recruited to store and sell illegal drugs.
The sea at Greve de Lecq is safe again for swimmers, but the water quality of the stream is "poor".
Jersey international batter Nick Greenwood will play domestic cricket for the first time in the island in June.
The chief minister says a review will look at how AI could be used across government departments.
Landowner Saskia Irwin says her cat had to be put to sleep following an alleged dog attack.
Staff and volunteers at Macmillan Jersey were given free treatments at Highlands College.
The States of Jersey Complaints Panel says it was a theme of most complaints against ministers.
Residents were asked by Constable Mike Jackson to consider plans for renovating the building.
The Romanian government has funded the courses for children aged between three to 18-year-old.
Public Health Jersey said the programme has been running for 15 years and helps plan services.
The scheme was previously delayed three times in 2023, with a different version shelved in February.
Ports of Jersey said passengers would start seeing changes at the airport "within the next few weeks".
Emergency services and voluntary agencies put on displays at the ambulance service’s open day.
The Jersey Care Commission finds young people at a care home may not be adequately safeguarded.
The TownLink service will have dedicated stops on its route around St Helier, LibertyBus says.
An environmentalist says the spreading box tree caterpillar could mean no more box plants in Jersey.
The course took place across two days earlier in May, with 10 firefighters taking part.
The Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group said it had put down four hedgehogs due to strimmer injuries.
A trial mooring system that uses elastic cables instead of metal is extended until the end of 2024.
Ben Reid, 26, is set to face an Irish pro for the ISKA 4 Nations 190lbs championship on 1 June.
The proposal from Deputy Tom Coles says the current rules "have created a two-tier system".
Deputy Max Andrews says the Les Sablons development could be at risk due to profit concerns.
Ports of Jersey says passengers should arrive two hours before departure time for most flights.
All the land, including the former pub, will be open to ideas from experienced organisations.
Charlie Tostevin says the law should help other people with incurable conditions have a choice.
BBC Sport meets Lukasz Wawrzyczek - the man who beat world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk as an amateur.
The inquiry found it likely between 641 and 1,027 people died under in the Nazi camps in Alderney.
Four children and infants were on board the French yacht that hit rocks on Tuesday night.
People were urged not to swim at a Grève de Lecq after bacteria were found in the water.
If the plans are approved, a draft law would be brought to the States Assembly next year.
Claims thousands of people died in Nazi camps in Alderney are unsubstantiated, a panel finds.
Jersey Opera House says it is "delighted" to support the important work of preserving the coastline.
States of Jersey Police say the male rider is being treated in hospital for serious injuries.
Jersey striker Lorne Bickley hails the character of the island side after they win their fifth successive Muratti Vase.
People in Jersey share their views on assisted dying before politicians vote on how it could work.
Charitable organisations hoping to benefit from the funding have until Thursday to apply.
Jersey Basketball Association confirms Guillaume Hoareau died after he had a cardiac arrest.
Chris Riddell will be featuring in a series of live-drawing events during the festival in September.
Ministers from all three Crown Dependencies met to discuss tax standards and closer working.
Dr Alan Stahl says there is still a lot of questions about the coins which need to be answered.
The discussion will focus on how islanders can help environmental issues and poverty in West Africa.
Guernsey beat Jersey 2-0 to win the Women's Muratti Vase for the first time in 16 years.
Health and Community Services say funds from private patients are "crucial" to services for residents.
People in the island's music industry are also asking for a "music strategy" to be set up.
The successful bidder is due to be offered a 15-year contract, with a possible five-year extension.
The Minister for Treasury and Resources said people would not be worse off under the new scheme.
The government said anyone who feels unwell after swimming in the water should contact their doctor.
Search and rescue efforts are concentrating around the north-west of the island, police say.
The minister said plans including a play area and skate park are due to be unveiled soon.
Children helped to put the plan together and said having a good standard of living was a key area.
Islanders are advised against swimming at a beach due to water samples showing high E. coli levels.
The environment minister says the delay to update building standards by-laws makes "total sense".
People recovering from some physical illnesses will be based at St Ewold's Residential Care Home.
Minister Kirsten Morel says he hopes the audience will be back "in just under a year's time".
Broad Street in St Helier has been temporarily renamed to show people how to look after their brains.
A trial park and ride scheme has started, with cars parked at the Airport Playing Fields.
The family of Michael Michieli, who died at sea in 2022, joined a remembrance service in Jersey.
Coastguards said the most common reason for contacting them in 2023 was to report breakdowns.
The High Commissioner said staff and students don't know how much of a difference this help makes
The scheme provides "little helpful on-the-ground guidance" for landlords, an association says.
Marti Pellow will headline a concert at Lower Park on the Sunday as part of the Battle of Flowers.
A petition calls for "dedicated dog-friendly" beaches after summer restrictions come into force.
Jersey celebrates the day the island was liberated from Occupation and the end of World War Two.
Newly-appointed Jersey representative manager Elliot Powell says he would be interested in the vacant role at Jersey Bulls.
'Life Behind Barbed Wire' shows what life was like for those deported to Germany in 1942.
Iris Prigent said what her husband Gordon witnessed affected him for the rest of his life.
The section of Pier Road had been closed since the blast in Jersey on 10 December 2022.
SandpiperCI has sold most of its supermarket franchises to the company that owns and runs Morrisons.
The government says it is "not an unusual occurrence" despite the large number of creatures.
Concerns for safety have been raised after damage caused by Storm Ciarán last November.
The work comes after a review said more progress was needed to improve inadequate facilities.
Jersey has seized £829,500 from a corrupt trust and returned it to authorities in Mozambique.
Jersey Employment Trust wants to raise money through its version of Race Across the World.
Jersey's health department is asking staff to call-out racism and challenge discrimination.
The annual report and accounts also showed a £98m increase in the island's strategic reserve.
An expert says larger donations would make a "transformational difference" to Jersey charities.
The government is looking at solutions including increasing the hours primary school nurseries open.
Organisers say it is an important way to celebrate Portuguese culture with food and drink.
Thirty air quality monitoring systems have been placed across all 12 parishes and the ports.
Police are appealing for information after the incident in the area of Garden Lane in St Helier.
Plans are on course to serve hot meals in all Jersey primary schools by the end of this year.
Jersey Bulls promotion hopes are over after a 2-1 play-off defeat at home to AFC Croydon Athletic.
The 50-metre long El Galeon features in this year's Jersey Boat Show which opens on Saturday.
It is hoped the electronic prescription system will reduce waiting times at the hospital pharmacy.
The Institute of Directors Jersey is launching a scheme to raise awareness about suicide prevention.
The Channel Islands Co-operative proposes reducing its dividend payout to 2%, after losing £1.8m.
A Jersey consumer champion explains your rights if your ferry journey is disrupted or delayed.
A proposal that the entire board of trustees of the conservation trust resign is rejected.
Jersey business owners and shoppers complain about the cost and availability of parking.
Pamela Nisbet was killed by her son who had mental health problems in 2019 in St Peter.
At the beginning of 2024, the fewest number of properties were sold in Jersey for 22 years.
Ex-Jersey Reds players Scott van Breda and James Mitchell are helping the island in its bid to retain the Siam Cup.
Some passengers have cancelled trips to Guernsey since the schedules were changed in April.
The island's all-female Morris dancing troupe performed in every parish to celebrate May Day.
The firm says it found "reliability, consistency and convenient scheduling" were key for islanders.
Impact Jersey is set to launch a grant programme to support the health of an ageing island population.
The Home Affairs minister is to consider introducing a law to pardon people convicted of being gay.
People in St Brelade have urged the constable to think again about future plans for the parish hall.
Jersey’s government are inviting feedback on the design of the new Acute Hospital at Overdale.
The government says it will not invest money to keep the electric bike hire scheme going.
Former staff are among those criticising the running of the zoo started by Gerald Durrell in 1959.
The current system only funds the full treatment for couples who earn a combined salary of less than £40k.
About 17,000 day trippers visited Jersey from France last year using just an ID card instead of a passport.
Islands Energy Group says inflationary pressures are behind its plan to increase the standing charge.
Parishioners are to vote on the idea of creating a new rental apartment on Tuesday evening.
Events on offer include donor recruitment at football matches, personal challenges and a quiz night.
Constable Simon Crowcroft wants to see the new skate park built near the Millennium Town Park.
Condor Ferries lost £1.5m in the year to the end of March 2023 according to newly published accounts.
Police are trying to trace the owner of the blue UK registered car found at Mont a la Brune.
Gary Freeman says his Jersey Bulls side are focusing on promotion after reaching second place in Combined Counties Premier South.
The minister says a balance needs to be struck between punishing crime and protecting free speech.
Four children have become the first youngsters to have finished 100 junior parkruns in Jersey.
A pack of Jersey seals have been released back into the sea after being cared for in Guernsey.
A charity has offered more help to fishermen in the Channel Islands with their finances.
A Public Health Intelligence study found 66% of women had their first child aged 30-39 in 2023.
The Government of Jersey says increased funds will go towards car park repairs and maintenance.
The government says its plan aims to welcome, include and support children in education.
Condor Ferries is chartering the boat to the ferry operator three days a week this summer.
The Retail Prices Index showed prices are rising at less than half the rate of a year ago.
Deputy Sam Mézec said there was no way of forcing owners to use their properties to house someone.
The extension means it will be illuminated for Liberation Day and National Fishing Remembrance Day.
People will have to pay GST on tampons and other sanitary products in Jersey, it has been confirmed.
Lorne Bickley's stoppage time goal sees Jersey Bulls beat AFC Croydon Athletic 1-0 and extend their winning run to four games.
Former F1 world champion Nigel Mansell is auctioning racing memorabilia previously housed in his Jersey museum.
The States Employment Board says it is disappointing an agreement with unions has not been reached.
Jonathan Renouf wants to create the marine park by extending protected areas to about 30%.
A consultation will be held on introducing a ban under the island's Single Use Plastics Law.
Police, drones, coastguards and a French helicopter are helping in the search for missing Richard Romeril.
NASUWT members will not take part in the industrial action, while NEU members will go ahead.
Jersey could cut its island-wide speed limit from 40mph in a bid to "put safety at the forefront".
The appeal is made after a surge in calls on Wednesday, placing a "significant strain" on the service.
A contractor has been appointed to prepare the Grade II listed building for the full refurbishment.
The governments of both Jersey and Guernsey believe their buildings do not contain RAAC.
The death of a man who was killed in a crash in St Ouen was a "tragic accident", an inquest hears.
A deputy has sent an apology to States members over his behaviour towards another member.
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with manslaughter following the death of a 62-year-old man.
An amateur sailor from Jersey is taking part in the challenging round-the-world Clipper Race.
The site's security has been provided by G4S since the government took control of the site in March.
The two men were both arrested on suspicion of grave and criminal assault and other offences.
Bosses say it has been designed and adapted to carry all the equipment and technology needed.
The government of Jersey says fire mitigation work will be completed by the start of the new term.
Islanders are being asked to take care after a Portuguese man o' war washes up on a Jersey beach.
Tom Seal had caught a cab from Wales to Liverpool airport before his flight to Jersey was cancelled.
The mystery of a spaceship-like object that appeared overnight in Jersey has been revealed.
New scheme to financially support people buying new or second-hand electric vehicles launched.
Older lifeguards are being recruited by the RNLI to help boost numbers after the pandemic.
Paul Mahrer says his mum was fit to leave hospital but staff shortages prevented a care placement.
People in Jersey want shops to stay open later and remain open on Sundays, a report says.
A vicar plans to raise money for a disability charity and to make his church more accessible.
Speed bumps and a reduced speed limit have been introduced to protect passengers, bosses say.
The report also found 14% of private sector employees were earning less than the Jersey Living Wage.
Ports of Jersey expects some 20,000 passengers to travel through the hub over the bank holiday weekend.
A report which aims to shape the future of sport in Jersey has been delayed due to a high level of interest.
The swimmer was unable to return to shore as waves lashed a sea wall in treacherous conditions.
Firefighters were called to help a man who was struggling in rough seas at St Ouen's Bay on Sunday night.
A surge in emergency admissions and a backlog in patients waiting to leave have sparked the warning.
Orangutans and gorillas are expected to benefit from the medical equipment donated to the zoo.
A swimmer is lucky to be alive after getting into trouble as waves lashed a arbour wall, rescuers say.
David Moody admitted multiple counts of rape against a vulnerable woman across three years.
The government applies to drill boreholes at St Brelade 30 years after the toxic chemicals leaked.
The plans would include a community building with solar panels, a wildlife pond and two polytunnels.
Four commemorative stamps celebrate 100 years of Jersey's Elizabeth Castle as a historic monument.
Numbers of the invasive species in Jersey are growing, with 171 nests being found so far in 2023.
There was a lack of public support for naming the street after the first female States member.
Events will be held to celebrate Ukraine's declaration of independence on 24 August 1991.
The arrests come after the Haut du Mont block in St Helier, Jersey, collapsed in December.
A charity in the island says it needs to offer services to islanders outside of St Helier.
Pubs are allowed to open early for people to watch England play Spain in the world cup final on Sunday.
The drop comes after the Bank of England's base interest rate rise made it harder to get mortgages.
Two police officers are recognised for their "unwavering commitment to duty" during two stabbings.
Two teenagers are held on suspicion of dangerous driving after the car flipped over in St Helier.
Students celebrate their exam results as figures show one Jersey college recorded a 100% pass rate.
Patients spend up to four months longer in hospital because they cannot be discharged, care firms say.
After the success of the fan zone in Liberty Wharf it will be in place again for Sunday's final.
Deputy Kristina Moore defends U-turning on a move to remove GST from sanitary products.
A theatre company launches a campaign to give children the opportunity to see shows for free.
The match will be streamed as part of a government-funded community pilot at Liberty Wharf.
Dean Lowe and his son Charlie both died in hospital after being hit by a vehicle that did not stop.
Islanders were asked for their views on the planned 2m-high (6ft 5in) fence along one mile of coast.
It is part of a fund set up by a Jersey resident who wanted islanders to be able to enjoy travel.
The Jersey Gambling Commission is hoping to trial offering local support for gambling addicts.
Bosses say about 8,000 people attended the main parade and 10,000 attended the Saturday event.
Charity Caring Cooks of Jersey marks its 10th anniversary with a new book of children's recipes.
A charity supporting islanders with Lymphoedema is transferring its services to the government.
Chairman Russell Labey says exhibitors have come up with plenty of new "spectacular" float ideas.
The street is to also be renamed "Rue Ivy Forster" after the island's first female States member
Fires connected to charging e-bikes and e-scooters are a fast-growing risk say fire chiefs.
New light detection and ranging (LiDAR) images of Jersey show the island in more detail.
Jersey's Filip Nowacki becomes the first islander to win three Commonwealth Youth Games medals after a silver in the 100m breaststroke.
The Parish of St Helier rekindles its links with Spalding Flower Parade in Lincolnshire.
Jersey Bulls progress from the extra preliminary round of the FA Cup after beating Sittingbourne 2-0 in a replay.
Jersey's Luke Holmes and Siena Stephens win bronze in the mixed relay triathlon at the Commonwealth Youth Games.
Dean Lowe and his son Charlie died in hospital after being injured in Grouville on Saturday evening.
The aim is to prevent the spread of rabies and chronic wasting disease say States vets.
Jersey swimmer Filip Nowacki wins 50m breaststroke silver for his second medal at the Commonwealth Youth Games.
A 28-year-old man is arrested after the pair were fatally injured in Grouville, Jersey, police say.
The trial in St Helier has been delayed in order for more data to be gathered, the government says.
Jersey's Luke Holmes wins triathlon gold at the Commonwealth Youth Games in Trinidad and Tobago.
It comes after fire chiefs expressed concerns emergency crews can be blocked from accessing beaches.
Jersey International Air Show to go ahead after appeal secures additional £70,000, organisers say.
They and their families are being consulted as Jersey’s Children’s Library reviews its service.
Islanders are urged to be careful of an online scam involving fake adverts featuring Martin Lewis.
Ports of Jersey has plans to redevelop the harbours area and carry out work at the airport.
One of the occupants sustained burns to their hands during attempts to put out the fire.
The bursary supports islanders wanting a farming career and reflects the King's "values and ideas".
Islanders whose water supply was contaminated by a "forever chemical" consider a group legal action.
Islanders want answers on the health implications of chemicals that leaked into drinking water.
Jersey Water says it has no plans to impose water-saving restrictions after the wettest July since 2007.
The review into early years education and childcare in Jersey identifies several key findings.
The fertility treatment is is not available in Jersey and Guernsey, so people have to travel for it.
The limit for people without children applying for social housing in Jersey will drop from 40 to 25.
Jersey head coach Neil MacRae says his side feels a "frustration" at not qualifying for the 2024 T20 World Cup.
Developers say the scheme would provide much-needed accommodation for hotel and hospitality workers.
The moves in Jersey are part of final changes as coronavirus restrictions are de-escalated.
The strategy aims to enable businesses to increase the variety and value of exports from Jersey.
In 2023 so far, 476 queens and 102 nests have been found, compared to 55 queens and 60 nests in 2022.
Police are writing to 35 people who they suspect of involvement with organised late night road races.
Jersey's Financial Intelligence Unit works to stop money laundering and terrorism financing.
Government of Jersey spends more than £313,000 on agency teachers this year, figures show.
A new generation of young farmers includes some who did not have experience of farming.
A woman has been taken to hospital after falling from a sea wall in St Brelade, say police.
A woman who was evacuated from Rhodes due to the wildfires says volunteers 'could not do enough'.
Passengers can now keep liquids of up to two litres and electronic devices in their hand luggage.
The 30 Bays in 30 Days event prepares to have its last swim while raising money for charity.
Jersey beat Germany by 51 runs after having their hopes of reaching the men's 2024 T20 World Cup ended earlier on Tuesday.
A bird group hopes to install a mile-long predator-proof fence to safeguard the seabirds.
The Association of Jersey Charities made the largest quarterly award since December 2017.
It it receives more than 5,000 signatures it will be considered for debate in the States Assembly.
The government says the crossings in St Helier in St Lawrence will provide "safer routes".
The Le Boutillier family from Jersey slept on sun lounger cushions after being moved from their hotel.
A motorbike ride out in memory of a 23-year-old man who died in Jersey is set to take place.
A series of drone topographic surveys will be be carried out at Havre des Pas in Jersey.
A scheme by the government and a charity is aimed at making Jersey more breastfeeding friendly.
Teachers in Jersey have accepted a backdated pay award of 7.9% following industrial action.
The mayor of Mykolaiv told BBC Jersey how Russia launched missiles on his town killing two.
The dispensers are part of a project funded by money from the Donna Annand Melanoma Charity.
More than 27,000 passengers are expected to travel through Jersey Airport between Friday and Monday.
The government says the final phase of its de-escalation measures will be in place from 1 August.
The planning department says at least one development had gone through without new requirements.
A planning application has been submitted to convert the building which has been empty for several years.
A strategy aimed at redefining "how we perceive and respond to substance use" launched in Jersey.
The assembly must now approve a proposed price before completing the purchase of up to £5m.
Jersey landlords would be subject to licencing under the new plans agreed in principle.
The change is being proposed to help people obtain loans, credit cards, and other sources of credit.
Politicians support increasing the height of one waste mound, and making new ones at La Collette.
A longer-term commitment was agreed with Jersey's only cinema in return for waiving rent arrears.
The president of the Commonwealth Games Association of Jersey says he is 'stunned' by the news that Victoria has pulled out of hosting the 2026 games.
350 vouchers are available to Islanders who apply, up from 165 during the last scheme in April
Jersey in Transition wants to use an existing part of the household recycling Centre at La Collette.
Charities says more and more claimants are turning to food banks when asked to correct overpayments.
A government report said the existing single-site plan was no longer affordable or appropriate.
Besides the medals and results we asked competitors and volunteers how they found the games.
Look back on a week of sport involving thousands of athletes from 24 islands competing in 14 sports.
Thousands of athletes have been competing in a number of sporting events during the six-day event.
Jersey win mixed triathlon relay gold while Guernsey top the overall medal table at the end of the final day of competition at the 2023 Island Games.
Jersey's men win the Island Games football gold medal after beating nine-man Ynys Mon 5-2 in Guernsey.
It offers a refurbished space with improved accessibility and security, the charity says.
Jersey's men come from 2-1 down to beat the Isle of Wight 3-2 and reach the Island Games football final.
Jersey's Isaac Dodds wins his seventh gold medal as Jersey top the table in swimming at the 2023 Island Games.
Sporting events on day five of the event were golf, badminton, cycling, sailing, and table tennis.
Jersey's women footballers are denied a place in the 2023 Island Games semi-finals due to an administrative error.
Leader says States should be told of perspective land sales as coastline cafe sale is discussed.
Jersey's men eased into the football semi-finals of the 2023 Island Games as they crush St Helena 5-0.
Guernsey's women bowlers win Island Games gold in the open triples while Jersey's men take the bronze.
A call for intensive foster carers in February 2022 resulted in four applicants but more are needed.
The two solar farms would produce enough energy to power nearly 1,200 homes says Jersey Electricity.
Jersey archer Lucy O'Sullivan wins individual and team compound gold medals at the 2023 Island Games.
A petition calls on ministers to reverse a decision to charge tax on more overseas purchases.
Jersey's tennis players win women's and men's team gold at the 2023 Island Games in Guernsey.
Jersey's women keep up their hopes of making the Island Games football semi-finals after a 4-1 win over Aland.
States Police say they are targeting drivers "who use our island's roads as a racetrack".
The data collection was carried out during peak drop-off and pick-up times at the schools.
It is the first staging of the Island Games since 2019 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
It comes after a meeting between the union and the States failed to reach a resolution.
Twin black and white ruffed lemurs, which are critically endangered, have been born at Jersey Zoo.
The tunnel in St Helier will be closed to motorists travelling westbound from Friday evening.
The flower festival will see "100's of drones" take flight for the Moonlight Parade on the Saturday.
Royal Mail said the removal of the plane will "result in a two-day service" for the ferry.
A set of eight commemorative stamps is released for the study group's 150th anniversary.
Curtis Warren was jailed for 13 years in 2009 after being convicted of trafficking drugs to Jersey.
Some are concerned changes to travel rules will make it harder for people to visit Jersey.
Ministers say they will borrow money to pay for new hospital buildings with emergency care.
Ports of Jersey and charity Trinity House say the scheme helps islanders have maritime careers.
A survey suggests more middle and higher earners are now seeing an impact as well as low earners.
The parents of a Jersey girl who died from a rare childhood cancer want more funding for research.
A payment to help households with the rising living costs remains at £516 after doubling in 2022.
Dancer Macy says getting funding for the competition in Blackpool "would mean the world to her".
The Jersey Customs and Immigration Service officer had been racing before he crashed in St Brelade.
Liquid Waste says it aims to limit the amount of nitrates in the waste water in Jersey.
Jersey Hemp says the UK has restricted its exports after finding low THC levels, forcing it to close.
An alarm alerted the family to "unsafe levels of carbon monoxide" in a hut they were staying in.
Jersey gymnast Chloe Russell says it was "emotional" to win two gold medals at the Special Olympics World Games.
Organisers of the 2023 Island Games unveil the design of the medals that will be awarded to athletes at next month's event in Guernsey.
A Jersey man receiving treatment in the UK donates a bell for fellow patients to ring in times of celebration.
It has been organised by the Stroke Association, which helps carers and survivors after a stroke.
Paul Kelly is found guilty of 28 offences including grave and criminal assault on a juvenile.
A Jersey politician wants the States to help people struggling with their home repayments.
The head teachers' union in Jersey has voted in favour of industrial action over a pay dispute.
Police ask witnesses of the crash and those with footage to come forward to aid their inquiries.
Dr Melissa McCullough says confidentiality is key to avoid the process being weaponised.
Andrew McLaughlin, who has lived in Jersey since 2015, will take over as interim CEO from September.
Jersey's women crush their Guernsey counterparts as they win all their three of their Twenty20 matches.
Libby's family say a charity's care and support has helped her to reach the milestone birthday.
Demand at the vaccination centre has slowly declined with just six people vaccinated in one week in March.
Billy Reynolds from Jersey has been described as "the definition of a true hero" due to his service.
The US transport aircraft is taking specialist kit to the North Atlantic to help in the search.
A childcare charity is funded by the government to take over the service from the current operator.
A report says the Chief Minister and the Deputy did not mislead the States over a resignation.
The primary course of Covid jabs in Jersey sees 83% of the population vaccinated, health bosses say.
The force is urging people to check whether their children may be playing with an old mobile.
Students are researching and designing tiles to attach to the sea wall at Elizabeth Marina.
The money was split between 16 groups including a Swedish university studying in Jersey.
A petition to save Jersey's mail aircraft service has reached more than a thousand signatures.
Jersey's population stopped rising in the aftermath of Brexit and Covid, statistics have found.
St John Ambulance Jersey wants every child to have the opportunity to learn first aid skills.
The money will be used for signage and to help maintain Jersey's Val de la Mare Arboretum.
A formal investigation into why islanders were advised not to swim in a Jersey bay will take place.
People living near a new Jersey health centre feel are concerned about plans to remove their parking.
The government of Jersey issued an appeal as a new committee for children and young people is formed.
Government lifts no swimming advice after another test shows "excellent" water quality.
Kristina Moore, Jersey Chief Minister, said it was a "great honour" for the island to host it.
The government continues to warn against swimming with results of further testing on Saturday.
Sam Walwyn says it was fantastic to record in the room where "so much cool music has been absorbed".
A coach is hoping the success of the Jersey Reds will encourage more children to take up tag rugby.
A six-part docuseries about Jersey and Guernsey's heritage and islanders is set to air.
Jersey Triathlon organisers said the potential sewage contamination may affect Sunday's event.
Jersey's team manager for the 2023 Island Games is unsure how well they will do in Guernsey next month.
A proposition has been made to remove a law which lowers the amount of tax wealthy residents pay.
Jersey Reds announce the signing of seven new players as they prepare to defend their Championship title in 2023-24.
Coercive behaviour and acts committed outside the island by a resident are included in the law.
The work by the scrutiny panel will focus on how often income support benefits are paid in error.
Alex De Jesus and Jayden Howard will serve a total of 21 years behind bars for the attack in 2022.
Teachung union claim a rise higher than an offered 7.9% is needed because of real-terms paycuts.
Multi-site health spaces are “unlikely” to be cheaper than one site at Overdale, a minister says.
There was a 20% increase in complaints handled by the financial ombudsman service last year.
The report used indicative modelling to project population needs in the absence of economic growth.
Tom du Feu raises more than £5,000 for Jersey Hospice Care which is supporting him with his cancer.
The man's car crashed on Beaumont Hill, Jersey, which was closed for several hours, say police.
Government of Jersey extends trial pick-off and drop-off traffic restrictions at primary school.
Guernsey and Jersey sign a memorandum of understanding with Brittany for the first time.
The retailers hope their donations will reduce the amount of clothes being sent to landfill.
An islander has urged people to check themselves for testicular cancer following his diagnosis.
The government says it is unable to provide the "same variety" of projects without more volunteers.
Gaynor Bidel, 70 died as a result of the incident in Grouville on La Rue à Don on Monday.
Operating costs and a lack of budget supermarkets are among the reasons for the higher cost.
A scrutiny panel asks for details of the financial information ministers do intend to provide.
The 60,000 sq ft building is expected to take up to two years to complete subject to planning.
Officials are advising Jersey residents to take preventative action during gull nesting season.
A review into multi-storey car parks will see if they can cope with EVs on upper floors.
Unite says more needs to be done to recruit and support ground handling staff at Jersey Airport.
The Butterfly Effect is launching with the help of £155,000 from the Government of Jersey.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist died in a crash in Grouville on Monday.
Le Marinel farmstead has been left untouched for 150 years and is in need of restoration.
Andrew Mitchell is awarded the Founder's Medal by the Royal Geographical Society for his work.
The panel will look at treatments to reduce the toxic chemicals being trialled elsewhere.
Passengers reported delays lasting several hours on Saturday relating to reclaiming baggage.
The baggage-screening equipment is being installed as part of a £3m package of improvements.
The library will provide apps such as how to manage staying active and mental health management.
The mural, called Sea Change, reflects its change of use since the first stone was laid in 1847.
Damian Rzeszowski died in HMP Full Sutton after killing six people including his wife and children.
The firm says it needs to keep pace with rising costs due to the volatility of energy prices.
Baby Basics - Jersey is sending out baskets with baby essentials and postnatal toiletries for mums.
The government released a study showing the new hospital could be based across multiple sites.
The project is using an app to show boatowners areas of seagrass to avoid while anchoring.
The preferred option will see a hospital at Overdale and a new outpatient site at Kensington Place.
A report has highlighted positive work in improving maths, English and art but said work must continue.
Germany beat Jersey by nine wickets to hand the islanders their first defeat in the European Division Two qualifier for the T20 World Cup.
Lifeguards are warning of wind and sea temperatures in Jersey as they return to beaches for summer.
Deputy Jonathan Renouf says new legislation will avoid tourists "getting caught up in red tape".
Sooty bark disease can cause trees to become brittle and put them at risk of falling, experts say.
The teenage boy sustained "significant injuries" after being hit by a Jersey Post van on Thursday.
The systems are designed to last 12 to 15 years, and the one replaced was in place for 19 years.
Deputy Inna Gardiner says some children stayed in the emergency facilities for "a couple of months".
Matt Banahan says he is emotional to have been selected for the Premiership Rugby Hall of Fame.
The launch of an IT system may cause short-term delays but is expected to bring long-term benefits.
Children's commissioner criticises government for a "lack of transparency" around children in care.
Jersey select a nine-strong squad for the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games in Trinidad and Tobago.
The agreement aims to ensure people qualify for free emergency healthcare in Jersey or the UK.
Jersey's women prepare to play in their first-ever T20 World Cup qualifying tournament - and are aiming to win it.
The Government of Jersey is seeking the opinion of islanders for its Suicide Prevention Strategy.
The zoo says about 1,300 Livingstone fruit bats remain in the wild due to "extensive deforestation".
A follow-up review found the school was "taking effective action" to improve key issues.
The temporary homes in Jersey had a range of issues that put children and employees at risk.
Unmarried partners of people with the right to live and work in Jersey can soon apply for any job.
The sit-down sessions help to get residents active and improve their mobility, Daniel Dufour says.
There are concerns deliveries will take longer and closing the service would be a backward step.
Organisers say forecast rain and winds mean they are concerned people might get too cold.
A multitude of events have been planned for islanders over the Coronation Bank Holiday weekend.
Revenue increased by more than expected while expenditure fell, resulting in a £104m surplus.
The Government of Jersey said the rise would will align prices with the UK and Guernsey.
Jersey's Bailiff says the occasion will also mark the crowning of the Channel Island's Duc.
Michael Michieli was skipper of the fishing boat that sank after colliding with a freight ferry in December.
A report says Jersey's sewage system is being "stretched to the limit" and needs investment.
An attempt to introduce new rules for landlords who want to increase their tenants' rents was rejected.
Event bosses say they want to celebrate the "amazing groups" young people can get involved in.
JP Mauger said it had reached the decision with a "heavy heart" but the business was no longer viable.
The formal review is being headed by Simon Cooper, former head of sport for the mayor of London.
Children will create the crowns using techniques such as collage, weaving, origami or painting.
The St Helier crew interrupted the boat show to rescue a sailing boat stuck on fishing gear.
The campaign is in line with its sustainable transport policy to reduce motor vehicle journeys.
Two police officers from Jersey's force will travel to London for King Charles III's coronation.
Jersey Reds are crowned Championship champions for the first time in their history after a 43-15 win over Ampthill at St Peter.
James Arnold was twice the legal limit for drink driving when he smashed into pedestrians.
More than 1,300 islanders responded to a second phase consultation on assisted dying in Jersey.
Wayne English collapsed with a stroke in August 2022 while running in a race in Jersey.
Sessions are teaching children in Jersey about the importance of protecting their data online.
The government must improve its management of strategic risks in major programmes, a watchdog says.
Sections of the wreck have been recovered from the seabed, with parts set to be brought to shore.
Identification has not been confirmed but the family of the boat's skipper have been informed.
Nutritionist Jessica Pinel sets up the classes to educate young people in Jersey about periods.
Teams from the UK, Guernsey and Ireland will visit on Saturday and Sunday for a two-day event.
A local charity says more young people in Jersey are homeless because of their sexuality.
The service at the Cenotaph in St Helier mirrors ones held at sunrise around the world.
Damian Rzeszowski died in prison seven years after killing six people in Jersey, an inquest hears.
Former England captain Serena Kersten will be an excellent head coach for Jersey's Team Jets, according to outgoing boss Linda Andrews.
Barley and peas were seized and destroyed as a precaution after 132 cows died in December 2022.
Jersey Reds beat Ealing Trailfinders 19-13 to move into pole position for a maiden Championship title.
The RNLI crew say they spotted a light from the mobile phone the man had been "clutching".
The pilot scheme means French nationals on day trips can travel with ID cards instead of passports.
The States says "unsafe" sea conditions has made the recovery of L'Ecume II "challenging".
Average alcohol consumption is down but remains high compared with other countries, a report says.
Proposed exemptions to new rules to protect Jersey trees are criticised at a public meeting.
St Luke's primary school will trial a scheme to make it safer for pupils to walk and cycle to school.
The survey asks islanders what can be done to make Jersey more inclusive for those with dementia.
A campaign is encouraging families to cook a meal or include another family in its meal plans.
The aim of the role is to ensure parents receive consistent advice during pregnancy and postnatally.
Those who missed out during the first round in January can apply again for this quarter's draw.
Jersey in Transition is calling for a "massive new conversation" on how the island will take action.
Tenants and landlords could get "more rights" in new plans for the residential tenancy legislation.
An exclusion zone is in place as efforts begin to raise the trawler L'Ecume II off Jersey's coast.
The Ports of Jersey have purchased a new work boat to support marine projects in Northern Europe.
Walk into Light returns after previous cancellations due to the pandemic and resourcing issues.
A non-profit in Jersey is teaching laughter yoga to help elderly members of the community exercise.
Phones in Jersey and Guernsey will not be affected by a UK emergency alert test on 23 April.
The physical search for Thomas Frost concludes, but the investigation remains ongoing, police say.
Wales hockey goalkeeper Lauren Roberts talks about her journey from playing sport on Jersey to the international arena.
Work to raise the L'Ecume II off Jersey is described as "delicate" by the chief minister.
A Jersey conservation group reports levels of lead and iron are higher than expected in St Helier.
The Jersey firm had offered sales and maintenance services for vehicles for more than 50 years.
Chief Minister Kristina Moore is among those paying tribute to the former Trinity deputy.
Dive teams will arrive in Jersey to begin initial work on raising the L'Ecume II from the seabed.
Minister Tom Binet decides to stay in post, despite saying government offices were "tense".
The most common reason for not voting is constituents feeling that it would make no difference.
Police will attach the 2D constables, which each cost £250, to lamp-posts in "hot-spot" areas.
A service to support schoolchildren from multilingual homes is a "success", a connétable says.
The project aims to increase pollinator patches and improve habitats for insects in Jersey.
The Jersey Community Foundation will distribute the funding to charities on the island.
Experts say the site suggests that Neanderthals lived and hunted in Jersey 250,000 years ago.
Natasha Marques uses her social media accounts to post about how she stays in good health.
Helier de Veulle is holding the Seymour Sprint again to raise funds for charity Philip's Footprints.
Westaway Court, a 56-apartment block in St Helier built in 1976, had been earmarked for demolition.
The States says it would consider banning TikTok on government phones, following the UK, US and EU.
The workshop brings experts from France and the Channel Islands together for the first time.
Condor ferry sailings from Jersey to St Malo have been disrupted due to industrial action in France.
Anchors will be installed at the site and their location marked with beacons ahead of the recovery.
The figures show a "positive picture of our finance sector" says Jersey Finance chief Joe Moynihan.
The increase is due to rising costs of wages, fuel, rents and utilities, Jersey Care Federation says.
First stages of work to refurbish historic building to go ahead after project gets green light.
The Friends of Fort Regent say in an open letter that politicians should scrutinize closure plans.
A meeting is set to take place prior to a public inquiry into major development plans for St Helier.
A planning application is submitted to demolish the hall alongside Jersey's "Glass Church".
Megan Langlois is "excited but nervous" after being asked to perform at the world-famous festival.
It has called for an independent investigation into the "toxic culture" and the CEO's resignation.
One of the tortoises, Twiggy, is returning to the zoo having lived there previously between 1965 and 1975.
The charity commissioner finds that Jersey National Trust did not act in a transparent way.
Maintenance grants for higher education students and carers will rise in line with rising costs.
The Island Games begin on 8 July, with more than 2,000 athletes from 24 islands due to compete.
More than 400 boys from De La Salle College will be taking part in the event founded in 1960.
Jersey Heritage wants to record people's audio stories for future generations to access.
Jersey health bosses say tests will stop colonoscopies being the first process to hunt the disease.
Jersey Homes Trust postpones a 9% rental increase by another two months and apologises to tenants.
Chief Minister Kristina Moore apologises for government delay in announcing resignation of top civil servant.
Public health teams in Jersey and Guernsey will work together on programmes of mutual interest.
Ferryspeed says consultation on plans to redevelop Elizabeth Harbour has "insufficient".
The changes, which start on 1 April, include health services deciding on mask-wearing for staff.
Delegates at the event will discuss key biodiversity and conservation issues to improve the island's future.
Jersey Reds run in 10 tries as they thrash next to bottom Richmond to remain in second place in the Championship.
Ministers say 48% of Jersey adults are not active enough for good mental and physical health.
Jersey hope to upset the odds in a six-team play-off in India and carry on their quest to qualify for the 2023 Cricket World Cup.
The rise from 16 to 18 in the legal age for marriage and civil partnership is part a raft of changes.
Other CCTV footage has also been recovered to provide a timeline of events prior to the collision.
The government will switch off the lights in non-essential buildings, including landmark Fort Regent.
Seven fish were fitted with electronic tags in 2021 in a bid to help protect the species.
Jersey champions Farmers are knocked out of the European Cricket League after losing their final two group matches.
One pilot says if the RNLI had not rescued them, it would have been "a different story".
A pharmacy group said the investment would support islanders to "live healthier lives".
Suzanne Wylie, the first female chief executive of Jersey's government, resigns from her role.
Jersey champions Farmers keep their European Cricket League hopes alive with a 12-run win over French side Dreux in Spain.
Louise Stafford, head of maritime operations, says the pontoon will provide more berthing options.
Jersey Bulls return to winning ways in Combined Counties Premier South with a 2-0 win at AFC Croydon Athletic.
The States is asking what "we can do as an island" to be more inclusive for those with dementia.
New partnership between art groups from Guernsey and Jersey aims to present "unified voice" abroad.
The health department is to review services after pulling out of plans to develop a care home.
Jersey champions Farmers beaten by Pak I Care Badalona in the finals of the European Cricket League in Spain.
The area where a fatal explosion of a block of flats took place has been released to the government.
Police said they seized between £50,000 and £75,000 worth of drugs during a seven-month investigation.
The seal is recovering from being entangled in fishing gear and is now moulting, experts say.
The genetic disorder can cause severe nosebleeds and, in extreme cases, seizures and strokes.
Police appeal for information after a man allegedly threatened workers on a Jersey building site.
The St Aubin's Bay ride was set up by Fairtrade Jersey and the government's Love to Ride programme.
A 19-year-old has been found guilty of attempted murder after a stabbing which took place in 2022.
Public Health says testing done in Jersey means blood donation will be a priority for the panel.
The set of stamps and a miniature sheet aims to "capture the lively atmosphere" of the markets.
South Hill development refused due to size of flats and light issues, Deputy David Warr says.
The Chief Officer for Health and Community Services and the island's Chief Nurse will step down.
Condor Ferries plans to expand freight services with St Malo following its purchase of a new vessel.
A report finds faster progress is needed to achieve workforce parity in the Guernsey and Jersey.
Jersey Homes Trust tenants will have rising rent delayed by one month after States intervention.
Although planning approval was given in November, commissioning issues have halted the project.
Jersey politicians invited to inspect condition of leisure centre after sports clubs asked to move.
People are being asked for their views on law changes which will require permission for some work.
A big screen in Coronation Park and a Big Lunch will mark the coronation of King Charles III.
People are invited to view revised plans for a major housing development in St Helier, Jersey.
This year's event, organised by the Lions Club of Jersey, raised £6,000 more than last year.
Rory Steel has been at the forefront of developing games consoles for disabled children.
A Jersey man who rang the bells when the Queen was crowned will also ring for the King's coronation.
A Ukrainian family is marking one year on from fleeing their war-torn country and arriving in Jersey.
What does Fort Regent mean to islanders and what might happen to it in the coming years?
Reinstating the role, axed in 2018, will allow them to live more independently, it is claimed.
A watchdog says the cost consultants brought in to help save funds cost in "excess of £1m".
The ship can carry 400 passengers and will operate between the Channel Islands, the UK and France.
Kezia's Fund will provide grants and support to mental health organisations for young people.
A survey says 45% of Portuguese people in Jersey feel discriminated against because of their race.
Teams have used drones, boats, planes and a dog to check buildings, fields, water and coastal areas.
Organisers aim to prevent puffins and other coastal wildlife from becoming extinct in Jersey.
A minister says the debt backlog is "clearly unacceptable" as more staff are drafted in to clear it.
Jersey champions Farmers beat Dutch side VOC Rotterdam by 19 runs in their third European Cricket League game.
The panel could inform international research on the substances, public health officials hope.
As part of the scheme, hydrogen cell technology will be tested in a tug boat on Jersey Harbour.
Deputy Geoff Southern lost his role as chairman of the Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel.
Health and Community Services has the highest number of roles needing to be filled at 267.
Andium Homes says Camerons is passing its current responsibilities to Rok Construction.
The products included sausages, cooked hams and minced meat in plastic wrapping and unmarked tins.
Steen Le Gresley is helping renovate the site where his great-grandfather was a slave worker.
Dr Rajesh Hembrom from Kent Community Health NHS Trust will lead the island's sexual health team.
Results of a feedback report into allowing assisted dying in principle will be delayed until April.
UK officers join the search for Thomas Frost, 51, who has not been seen for two weeks in Jersey.
A year on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine and people in Jersey are reflecting on the conflict.
Investigators still do not have a "complete picture" an explosion's cause in Jersey, police say.
Operation Nectar, investigating the sinking off Jersey, has 12 full-time officers and staff.
The L'Ecume II, which sank after colliding with a freighter off Jersey, will be brought to shore.
Jersey government says repairs are "extensive" and for some will take up to three months to finish.
Jersey Bulls boss Gary Freeman says his side's "ugly" 2-1 win over AFC Croydon Athletic is key to their promotion bid.
A further £400,000 of aid is provided and St Helier in Jersey considers twinning with a Ukraine town.
St Helier could be linked with Mykolaiv, a major shipbuilding port which has been shelled by Russia.
A group looking into water management in Jersey has been set up following serious flooding in January.
Jersey police are distributing posters to help find Thomas Frost, 51, who has been missing since Saturday.
The average price of all types of property in Jersey rose by 11% in 2022 compared with 2021.
Cuma Dagilan travelled to Turkey from Jersey to find his aunt and cousin had died in the earthquake.
The service responded to more than 200 incidents last year, according to its annual report.
Jersey's government releases findings of investigation into sudden deaths of more than 100 cows.
Jersey's government has blamed an IT failure for an unpaid bill that led to a court summons.
Boxes containing items to carry out beach cleans are being donated to communities by a Jersey charity.
There are lane closures in St Helier due to the traffic signals being refurbished near the tunnel.
Jersey's government holds a survey on its properties to help shape its portfolio for 20 years.
The scammer who targets those in desperate need disappears after the cash has been paid, say police.
People with a gluten intolerance in Jersey want subsidies to be tied to the rate of inflation.
The Dreaming Trees Project is encouraging islanders to spend more time outside during winter.
Jersey Heritage says all of its sites, except Elizabeth Castle, will remain open with extra funding.
Nearly 1,000 new homes are proposed, plus parking, retail, social and commercial infrastructure.
More than 19,300 people have died in both countries following earthquakes which struck on Monday.
Jersey's Football Association hopes more young players can make it in England after a rule change on what clubs they can join.
Plans made by the previous government were now "unfeasible in the current economic climate".
An independent regulator says recommendations dating back to 2014 have still not been implemented.
A Jersey boy will start life changing cystic fibrosis treatment thanks to funds raised by his mother.
Jersey's Magistrate's Court confirms Philip Ozouf has a further history of debt actions since 2018.
More than £5,000 has been given to Aureole Music to help run their 'Sparky Parky' choir.
Philip Ozouf says his summons to the Petty Debts Court has nothing to do with his resignation.
French authorities will stop funding a ferry service to Jersey if an agreement cannot be reached.
A gymnastics club can use Fort Regent as a temporary base until the end of 2023, the government says.
Jersey aim to progress to the top division of the European qualifiers for the 2024 Women's Twenty20 World Cup.
A service will help identify areas where there are empty homes, and aim to bring them back into use.
The order will protect breeding activities, nesting and the young of wild birds in two areas.
Permits issued by Jersey will focus on the type and amount of fishing activity by EU vessels.
A review into the Jersey reports says it is not as accessible as it should be and "too lengthy".
Campaign seeks to prevent abuse of NPOs and charities to inadvertently fund terrorist organisations.
The Jersey Care Federation says its key priorities for 2023 include recruitment and costs.
Jersey government launches new "easy read" website to improve access for users with learning disabilities.
A temporary restriction for drone users is in place at the Pier Road site until the end of March.
The latest proposals include lower heights for buildings and not demolishing La Fregate cafe.
Jersey Coastguard says two islanders rescued from a capsized boat were lucky to be in good health.
Two nurses on board a ferry sailing in the English Channel are praised for helping an ill man.
More than 600 lines of inquiry are being followed in the Haut du Mont explosion investigation.
People in Jersey can still order lateral flow test kits after other measures come to an end.
Comptroller and Auditor General issues report revealing "unprecedented" pressure on health services.
An investigation is started into claims of racial abuse during Jersey Bulls' game with Cobham on Saturday.
Police appeal for witnesses after they say the man was assaulted by a pedestrian dressed in tweed.
The Caesarean Tennis club in Grands Vaux says most of its courts' surfaces will have to be replaced.
A one-off increase to student maintenance grants, introduced in 2022, is also to be made permanent.
BBC Make a Difference Awards recognise people in Guernsey and Jersey who go the extra mile to help others.
Traders can no longer issue single-use plastic bags as the six month "using up" period ends.
The group was set up in 1873 to protect the island's heritage and preserve its history.
Jersey health staff can report issues anonymously to new "freedom to speak up guardian".
It comes after islanders asked for benches to be placed at the memorial site at Mount Bingham.
Signs have been put up at 11 beaches to prevent islanders swimming in contaminated waters.
The Jersey Care Federation wants the government to carry on providing PPE for carers for six months.
The 48-mile route has been done by more than 29,000 participants and raised £2.7m for charities.
Organisers and exhibitors hope the change in days and times will attract more spectators.
Jersey Bulls boss Gary Freeman says his side are ready for the challenge of their fifth-round FA Vase tie.
Officials are asking people to drive carefully due to flooding on many of Jersey's roads.
The cost-of-living crisis could increase Jersey's obesity rates, health officials are warning.
Workers are clearing up after winds in Jersey and Guernsey reached force seven overnight.
Bosses of the Battle of Flowers change event days for the first time in 121 years after feedback.
The money for the fishing industry in Jersey will go toward running costs and long-term investments.
A charity worker who had post-natal depression says a new group will help with mental health issues.
A centre where family members can spend time with a child in a safe environment closes.
The government brings in 11 UK supply teachers to fill staff absences in Jersey schools.
It says a change to the electoral register could help islanders applying for a credit card.
Durrell has helped save one of the world's rarest tortoises during its time in Madagascar.
There has been an infestation of rats and the Parish is now removing a row of commercial bins.
Chief Minister Kristina Moore says the explosion "shocked islanders and people around the world".
It will fund groups working to help the 6.5 million children with severe malnourishment.
L'Ecume II sank last month with Michael Michieli, Larry Simyunn and Jervis Baligat on board.
Jervis Baligat and Larry Simyunn were on board the L'Ecume II as crew when it collided with a ferry.
The government says 14 cases are currently in care homes, and six islanders are in hospital.
The independent probe will establish any "criminal culpability" after the L'Ecume II sank last month.
The stamp celebrates the Lunar New Year alongside His Majesty King Charles III's royal cypher.
Almost 350 lines of inquiry are being pursued after 10 people died following an explosion in Jersey.
Bosses say more than 20 patients are in the hospital with either Covid, flu or respiratory viruses.
Visitors are also asked to test for Covid-19 beforehand and not to go if they test positive.
After a year of change for the States, a number of big votes lie ahead for politicians.
Sue May of the Jersey Brain Tumour Charity is among three islanders named in the New Year Honours.
Police and ambulance crews were seen in the area of Greve d'Azette beach in St Clement.
Inquests have opened into the deaths of 10 people following an explosion in a block of flats in Jersey.
The Comptroller and Auditor General says arms-length bodies need to be more accountable.
The charity Caritas Jersey says the rise will play a part in "eradicating poverty" in the island.
Larry Simyunn and Jervis Baligat were working as crewmen on the L'Ecume II when it sank.
Kathleen McGinness, 73, lived in a building next to the block which collapsed on 10 December.
Samaritans Jersey says it would like to keep its helpline open 24 hours a day for islanders.
Jersey's religious and community leaders reflect on the past 12 months in their messages.
The nine people who died after an explosion in a block of flats are formally identified.
A team is searching inside the wreck of Jersey fishing boat L'Ecume II, which sank on 8 December.
The operator says there will be some disruption to services this week due to high winds and tides.
New laws on mandatory food labelling are set to be introduced after a period of consultation.
The holder of the winning ticket, which was sold in Guernsey, is set to pick up £545,118.
The education minister has outlined policies for islanders to keep learning after the age of 18.
Jersey's government is to give one-off payments to families who would not usually be eligible.
The unexplained deaths of 100 dairy cows at Woodlands Farm are described as "heart-breaking".
The lottery raises money for community groups and charities across the Channel Islands.
The 2019 world champion runs a boxing masterclass to help inspire the next generation in Jersey.
Jersey Bulls boss Gary Freeman praises his side's second half performance as two late Lorne Bickley goals secure a 2-0 win over Alton.
Early reports suggest there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the fire, police say.
People entering the Emergency Department can now point at a sign to indicate their concerns confidentially.
The government has given parents and carers advice on how to speak to children about loss.
King Charles III says he and the Queen Consort felt an "immeasurable sense of loss and anguish".
The British star, who revealed his return as the superhero in October, is dropped from the role.
People exempt from income tax if they made less than £10,000 per year from renting a room.
Jersey police confirm one further death, taking the total to eight with at least one person missing.
People will pay respects to nine people caught up in a fatal explosion and three missing fishermen.
Nine people feared dead after an explosion have been named after the blast in a block of flats.
Three men went missing when the fishing boat was involved in a collision with a freight vessel.
Islanders have come together to reflect and help those affected by the "numbing" recent tragedies.
The underwater vessel is surveying the L'Ecume II trawler which sank after a collision off Jersey.
The Bailiff of Jersey's appeal comes after the St Helier flats blast and trawler L'Ecume II sank.
Larry Simyun and Jervis Baligat were on board the L'Ecume II when it sank off Jersey on Thursday.
Jersey Bulls return to winning ways in Combined Counties League Premier South with a 4-0 win over Horley Town.
Antonio Harris' hat-trick helps Jersey Reds to a ninth Championship win in a row as they beat Nottingham 31-22.
An operation to find the captain and two crew is in a second day after the vessel sank off Jersey.
The emotional literacy support assistants provide individual and group sessions for students.
A major search operation continues as the wreck of a fishing boat is believed to have been found.
The finding is among recommendations from Jersey Care Commission's first survey of island patients.
The environment minister says a plan is being drafted for a potential wind farm in Jersey waters.
A Jersey minister says the summer route will encourage investment and support business and tourism.
Jersey health officials urge Islanders to familiarise themselves with symptoms of the illness.
Paul Anthony Hadikin has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for stabbing a man outside a pub.
Guernsey is on course to deliver a successful 2023 Island Games, according to the event's lead organiser.
More than 20 organisations to provide advice to Jersey residents experiencing financial difficulty.
How a chance conversation led to Jersey finding one of their top international batters from the other side of the world.
The government says it recognises the "additional cost pressures" care providers have experienced in 2022.
A French supermarket will supply a local shop with eggs to cover the shortage in Jersey.
In 2020, James Thompson had a skiing accident which left him paralysed from the shoulders down.
The force says its "not worth the risk" as it launches its Christmas anti-drink drive campaign.
Report finds mobile mast emissions remain safe to islanders and are "well below" safety limits.
The Jersey Care Model as a term and programme will end, but many of its services will continue.
A plan to tackle the issue of vacant homes includes the possibility of compulsory purchases.
Ministers in Jersey now intend to limit new borrowing for the hospital project in 2023 to £51.5m.
Forty ways of how Jersey's government can improve information provision are given in a new report.
The National Trust for Jersey says it is an important project for the island's environment.
The Government of Jersey has partnered with an Edinburgh university to train nurses and midwives.
Islanders will be given tokens in exchange for toys at an event designed to cut waste in Jersey.
People are asked not to touch any sick or dead wild birds on public land although the risk of human infection is low.
Jersey Reds would not seek promotion to the Premiership without equal funding with other top flight clubs.
A Jersey charity has raised more than £24,000 to aid people in Romania and Ukraine this Christmas.
Four fishermen abandon ship after a boat takes on water off Jersey's coast, the RNLI says.
Unbeaten Badshot Lea inflict a second successive home loss on Jersey Bulls as they win 2-1 at Springfield.
Public Health says people should take three steps to minimise the effects of winter viruses.
Politicians vote down an attempt to remove GST from food despite cost-of-living pressures.
Staff shortages and increased demand mean the system could fail, the care watchdog warns.
Organisers say they have made the "tough decision" to cancel their Christmas lights switch-on event.
Jersey Bulls manager Gary Freeman is left frustrated after his side's 1-0 loss at home to Knaphill.
Jersey Reds boss Harvey Biljon says his side can learn after their first loss of the season at Ealing in the Championship Cup.
Jersey's desalination plant cost £8,000 a day for 77 days, and an expert warns future bills may rise.
A man is selling his title of Seigneur to turn an "unearned privilege" into much-needed help.
The Statistics Jersey report found private sector rent prices had increased by 2% compared to 2021.
Deans of Jersey and Guernsey walk from Winchester to Salisbury to signify their change of diocese.
Proposals to have hospital facilities in Jersey across three sites are being considered.
Les Amis said work could begin to convert the former Hampshire Hotel on Val Plaisant, St Helier.
Question and answer session after review suggests building new Jersey hospital on separate sites.
Jersey is planning to crackdown on properties being used as short-term holiday lets without the correct permission.
Bird keepers are reminded to take precautions after the geese were found dead in Jersey.
Services were held in Jersey and Guernsey to pay respects to those who fought in past conflicts.
Jersey Water says heavy rain has boosted reserves but there could be another ban in the spring.
The Linne’s two-toed sloths came from Bristol Zoo and London Zoo in the hope that they will breed.
Jersey's comptroller says she was "pleased" with improvements but more work was needed.
Jersey Electricity says new, high-yield solar technology is opening up new possibilities.
A tech start-up bootcamp is launched to help Jersey entrepreneurs develop digital business ideas.
A personal locator beacon helped emergency services locate two men stranded off Jersey's coast.
The event will include 38 organisations that provide services for islanders with disabilities.
It recommends more firefighters and questions the service's ability to handle a major incident.
Island Energy announces the price of gas will rise by 5% for domestic customers from 7 November.
The study is being done in partnership with Nottingham Trent University to improve voter turnout.
Fireworks could distract aircrews and damage aircraft flying nearby, says Ports of Jersey.
Animal rescuers tell people to stay away from animals found in Jersey and register sightings.
Jersey Reds boss Harvey Biljon hails the way his side got a bonus point at a 'Premier select' side as they beat Hartpury 27-17.
Jersey Bulls manager Gary Freeman heaps praise on Miguel Carvalho after his hat-trick in the 6-2 win over Frimley Green at Springfield.
A Jersey fishing association say it needs government assistance to sell its produce in Europe.
Experts are unsure how a coypu arrived on the island and are urging people to report sightings.
The government says it is assessing the risk of money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
The planning committee approve plans for a new private home, cafe and dive school at Bouley Bay.
A total of 642 Jersey university students are still waiting for student finance confirmation.
The cases involving children and vulnerable adults are cited in a report into the Church of England.
"Blue carbon" in Jersey waters could play role in helping cut emissions, researchers say.
Jersey manager Martin Cassidy says he is "gutted" after his side are knocked out of the Uefa Regions' Cup.
Deputy Medical Officer of Health Dr Ivan Muscat said it would give people the "best protection".
Jersey's footballers are out of the Uefa Regions' Cup after a 0-0 draw with North Macedonia in Italy.
The housing minister says a freeze would have cost £1m over five years had it been approved.
International observers say island elections need to broaden "diversity and inclusion".
After essential safety checks, the new system is due to be commissioned in March/April 2023.
Revenue Jersey says it will visit locations in the north, east and west of the island from October.
The festival is becoming established as a celebration of Jersey's cultural identity, says a minister.
Cornish Pirates boss Gavin Cattle says Jersey Reds' scrum was the difference in Friday's defeat.
A public consultation on the "delicate subject" has been delayed due to the Queen's death.
A Jersey rape charity says not enough sex assault victims know they can ask to pre-record evidence.
Alan Moore will help deliver an "affordable alternative" to a new hospital say ministers.
Jersey Heritage warns sites "may not exist" in the future due to conditions including storm surges.
Jersey boss Martin Cassidy says he is still confident in his side after they lost their Uefa Regions' Cup opener to Italy.
Patients will be able to book free same-day appointments for sexual health checks from Monday.
Police say Victoria Avenue was closed westbound for three hours following the collision.
Jersey's footballers begin their Uefa Regions' Cup campaign with a 1-0 defeat against the Italian region of Lazio in Rome.
Ports of Jersey is changing its departure and arrival routes to reduce carbon emissions.
Deputy Hilary Jeune will focus on the island's carbon reduction and reaching net-zero by 2050.
Ports of Jersey says its wants to create a new ferry terminal and a larger area for freight.
Jersey's dairy sector will receive £400,000 of "urgent additional funding" to combat rising costs.
Bird flu restrictions could remain in place until spring 2023, the environment minister says.
More deaths were attributed to dementia and Alzheimer's disease as the island's mortality rate rose in 2021.
Keepers must keep birds housed, among other measures, to try to halt further outbreaks of avian flu.
The set of stamps will feature words and phrases in Jèrriais, the traditional language of Jersey.
A survey is asking islanders if they have experienced difficulty getting a credit card in Jersey.
Chief Inspector of the Jersey Care Commission says the survey has been planned for "several months".
A lack of facilities and beds "will cost lives" if a new hospital is delayed, says a senior doctor.
New safeguards follow positive tests for bird flu on six chickens which died in St Lawrence.
After 11 years with the force, Deputy Chief Officer Stewart Gull retires from the force.
John Nicholas takes on the "most senior aviation safety regulator" role covering the Channel Islands.
Charlie becomes the first child under 12 to take part in a new haemophilia treatment trial.
The government says it is hoping to educate islanders on substance use so they are "fully informed".
A DJ wants to teach other women her craft to provide "more female talent" for the music scene.