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- Charitable sector finances "all right" but "pressures are real", says former Charity CommissionerMr John Mills Jersey Charity Commissioner .Picture: PETER MOURANT… (36304721) COMBINED spending by the majority of charities in Jersey has risen by over £30...
- Departmental funding bids create pre-Budget challenge for ministersTreasury Minister Alan Maclean. Picture: ROB CURRIE SENIOR politicians have been made departmental growth bids totalling £40 million, the Treasury Minister...
- Bulls Women beaten in Surrey Prem debutTiffany Sundby (pictured against Fleet Town Reserves) holds a crucial leadership role in the back line Picture: SIMON ROE JERSEY BULLS’ introduction to life...
- 'Asking for help is not a weakness, it is an act of courage'Royal Court. Picture: ROB CURRIE VICTIMS of sexual assault should not be ashamed, afraid to speak out or fearful of reporting their attackers to the police,...
- LISTEN: Benstead named Scotland assistant coach, Golf and Rugby Inter-Insulars and CI League FinalThe Warm Up is back – and there is plenty to look forward to ahead of another huge weekend of Jersey sport. Sports Reporter Archie Corbett begins with one...
- Planning officers recommend Nude Dunes plans are refused – againNUDE DUNES Picture: DAVID FERGUSON A THIRD attempt to turn part of the former Nude Dunes restaurant into holiday accommodation should be rejected, planning...
- Employee who stole from charity 'let down' employerThe Magistrate's Court. Picture: ROB CURRIE (37796457) A FORMER Acorn employee who took an estimated £1,176 from the charity which "gave her a chance" has...
- LISTEN: The Cool Down returns with local sports reportersPod artwork refresh – 18 The Cool Down Podcast is back after a short hiatus – and Sports Editor Elliot Corbel and Sports Reporter Archie Corbett have plenty...
- £250k new court opens ahead of Haut du Mont trialJubilee Wharf, 24 The Esplanade, St Helier 3/9/26 Picture: ROB CURRIE Jersey’s new £250,000 courtroom complex has opened its doors for the first time, with...
- "I fully recognise the frustration that arises when government property is left unused"Deputy Jonathan Renouf. Picture: DAVID FERGUSON. (35497275) "CONSIDERABLE" focus is already being put into ensuring government-owned buildings are being...
- Citizenship waits cutWAITING times for Islanders applying for British citizenship have fallen by six months following the introduction of a new technical system. New figures...
- OPINION: Data centre secrecy "has led to distrust of the States"I recently listened to a very interesting podcast on The News Agents titled 'Are data centres going to crash the world economy?' which claimed that data...
- A look inside Jersey Water's new 'state-of-the-art' headquartersJersey Water's new headquarters. Jersey Water, Rue De Pres 24/08/2026 Picture: ROBBIE DARK TUCKED away at the back of La Rue des Pres Trading Estate is a...
- Fight to rebuild family farmhouse reaches Royal CourtA picture taken in the late 1940s show the state in which Egypt Farm was left following the Second World War A FAMILY'S bid to rebuild the derelict...
- Andium residents told to remove pet enclosures from balconiesStandalone. New building of flats in Ann Street, called Ann Court, with a small section showing a finished appearance. From Camerons website: Construction...
- Islanders lose £180,000 in Revolut-linked scamsISLANDERS have lost around £180,000 in just four weeks following a surge in fraud and scams linked to Revolut accounts. The States police said 75% of all...
- Adoption case exposes therapy delaysRoyal Court A LACK of specialist mental-health treatment and suitable family-assessment facilities has been exposed in a Royal Court case which took almost...
- Bereaved family welcomes ‘positive first step’ towards Jersey equivalent of Martha’s RulePICTURED: 72-year-old mother Sue Brizell. PLANS to introduce a rule ensuring “patients and families are listened to” have been welcomed as a “positive first...
- Man found guilty of raping woman during dating app meet-upThe Royal Court A MAN has been found guilty of raping a younger woman he matched with on a dating app. Ian Michael Agostini (31) was found to have committed...
- More than 200 children waiting over a year for community dentistMore than 200 children have been waiting for over a year for their first appointment with Jersey’s community dental service, new Health figures have...
- 5.5 million litres a day! Jersey fires up seawater lifeline days after "close call"The desalination Plant at Corbière. (Rob Currie) Jersey's desalination plant is being fired up to pump an extra 5.5 million litres of water into the...
- Government urged to do more to bring Jersey graduates homeA STUDENT support group has urged the new government "to do a lot better" for Jersey post-graduates, describing the current funding system as "dire, unfair...
- 'We all have a part to play in the overall benefit of society' – care home installs defibrillatorFabien Amy, the owner of Les Hoûmets Care Home, has installed a new defibrillator outside the front of the care home on Gorey Village main road 18/08/2026...
- Young artists put their stamp on Jersey Post’s new electric vansA splash of colour is set to hit Jersey’s roads after young Islanders helped bring Jersey Post’s newest electric vehicles to life. More than 50 budding...
- Average earnings report releasedAVERAGE earnings grew by 4.1% over the past 12 months – the smallest annual increase since 2021. Statistics Jersey has published the latest earnings...
- Biker spared jail despite repeat drink-driving offenceNew Magistrates Court building in Union Street. Court Number 1. Picture: ROB CURRIE 8-2-06 RO6A REF:00287827 Buildings: New Magistrates Court interior Crest...
- "This summer shows that we need to fundamentally change our relationship with water"JERSEY needs to fundamentally change its relationship with water, according to Jersey Water’s head of resilience and emergency planning, as the Island...
- Chamber backs calls for review of Jersey’s minimum wageA plan view close up banner of sterling bank notes. Local business representatives have backed calls for a rethink of the Island’s minimum wage system –...
- Man found with drugs in fake plug socket ordered to repay £40,000 drugs profitsA MAN who concealed drugs in his home using a fake plug socket has will have to repay more than £40,000 of the money he made. Robert John Ingram Moon (48)...
- "Wellness with wellies": Sheep Shed family to open new farm stayPictured: Farm experiences at Hedgerow House – Immersive walking-the-fields, pick-your-own flower experiences and events will be offered to guests and...
- School playground could be turned into football pitchA playground at JCG Prep which could be turned into a sports pitch. PUPILS at an Island prep school could get a new all-weather football pitch under plans...
- 'Different' response in dealing with modified e-bikes and scootersSome e-scooters and modified e-bikes have been used by criminals in London and other UK cities A CRACKDOWN on modified e-bikes and e-scooters in British...
- IN NUMBERS: More Islanders make official complaints about handing of their dataThe Island’s data privacy watchdog saw complaints about the handling of information jump by almost 60% last year from 86 in 2024 to 135. That figure is...
- Gambling watchdog hits out at lack of progress on help for addictsJERSEY’S gambling watchdog has criticised the lack of progress in providing support for Islanders struggling with addiction – saying talks with Health have...
- Building firm loses appeal after expert evidence ‘irredeemably tainted’A BUILDING firm has lost two appeals in a long-running dispute which has involved a disposed-of computer, disappearing timesheets and an expert whose...
- “If I get ill again, I have no idea what I’m going to do”ISLANDERS with serious, long-term mental illnesses are calling for regular psychiatrist appointments to be reinstated after some patients were abruptly...
- Hundreds of Islanders opt out of data-sharing initiativePictured: The Government's Union Street building. HUNDREDS of Islanders have opted out of a data-sharing initiative intended to make it easier for them to...
- Drink-driver jailed after flipping carRoyal Court in States government building in Royal Square 11/11/25 Picture: ROB CURRIE A DRINK-DRIVER who took his former partner’s car without permission...
- “The planning system should not be an obstacle to growth – but it is not growth at all costs"Le Hocq, St Clement. Sir Mark Boleat, senator and Minister for Planning and Regulation 23/7/26 Picture: ROB CURRIE THE creation of distinct Planning...
- South Hill skate park plans in motionHow the planned skate park at South Hill could look (Image: Infrastructure and Environment). PLANS to create a new skate park in St Helier lodged by the...
- Ecologist: "Questionable" new planning guidance "takes Jersey back to where it was more than ten years ago"Pictured: Piers Sangan, director and ecologist at Sangan Island Conservation. A leading Jersey ecologist has accused the government of making changes taking...
- Jersey court rescues $15m trust from inheritance bill after tax planning mistakeA wealthy couple who spent years carefully planning how to pass their fortune on to future generations accidentally exposed a $15 million family trust to UK...
- "I don't want to be sleeping all day"A vulnerable Jersey teenager has described how a new specialist support service helped them rediscover the things they enjoyed. The government's newly...
- Woman admits kicking police officer with heeled bootsMagistrates Court, Union Street, St Helier Picture: ROB CURRIE A WOMAN has admitted being drunk and disorderly and kicking a police officer with heeled...
- Election lessons on the agenda as Sark hosts summit for the islandsFresh from a year of elections across in Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man, politicians will descend on Sark this autumn to compare notes on democracy,...
- Connectivity and lifestyle just as important as low taxes for richest newcomersaerial, town rooftops housing St Helier Picture: JON GUEGAN Good transport links, political stability, quality schools and lifestyle are becoming just as...
- School uniform scheme launches to help parents beat back-to-school billsYoung children, boys and girls, in school uniforms, walking together. Elementary school uniforms, and school environment. Boys and girls in school uniforms....
- WATCH: Jersey Met reassures Islanders after clouds confused for wildfire smokePicture: A cloud. (Donna Harcourt) Jersey Met has reassured Islanders that a blanket of thin, grey cloud seen over the Island yesterday was not wildfire...
- No plans to suspend Jersey-Bordeaux flights despite wildfires, says airlineFrench wildfires, which broke out last week near the Atlantic coast, are now only nine miles from entry points to the main metropolitan area of Bordeaux....
- Days left to apply for Back to School Bonus– NOVEMBER 17: Feature on SEND provision and how schools deal with pupils with special educational needs and disabilities 17/11/25 FAMILIES have just days...
- "Bullish" prosecution claim as doctor appeals voyeurism convictionA doctor who was training at the Jersey General Hospital when he was caught taking videos of other men using urinals sought to appeal his conviction in the...
- St Helier Parish income tops £20m for first timePictured: The report was discussed by the St Helier Roads Committee during a meeting at the Town Hall. St Helier Parish has passed the £20 million income...
- GALLERY: 12-year-old raises over £1,400 in aid of literacy and numeracy charityLa Fregate Cafe. Start of CJ's Annual Run. A Jersey schoolboy who was once told he might never learn to read is preparing to take on his third annual...
- "Get your house in order before GST," says Home Affairs PresidentA Deputy has told the States to get its "house in order" before committing to GST. Deputy Marc Leadbeater is preparing an amendment that would block any...
- Planning a summer Splashpad trip? Leave the water balloons at homeStandalone. Millbrook Park, Coronation Park. New water playground where paddling pool used to be Picture: ROB CURRIE They might seem like the perfect way to...
- Online option now available to opt out of data sharing with credit reference agenciesIslanders who do not want their personal information shared with UK credit reference agencies can now opt out online. The government will begin securely...
- EXPRESS ASKS: "Waste of money" or "good initiative"? Islanders react to £1.6m new bus gateA £1.6 million project to allow westbound buses to drive along the Esplanade instead of around the Castle Street roundabout has received a mixed response...
- New funeral parlour to open in the BouetPermission has been given for a funeral parlour to open in a residential area in St Peter Port, despite some neighbours raising concerns about the plan....
- New funeral parlour to open in the BouetPermission has been given for a funeral parlour to open in a residential area in St Peter Port, despite some neighbours raising concerns about the plan....
- Data-sharing initiative to give Islanders greater access to credit cardsPlans to make it easier for banks to carry out the necessary checks to issue credit cards in Jersey are finally coming to fruition in the hope that...
- Popular GP gets top medical jobDr Mat Dorrian MBE will be Guernsey's new Medical Director. Awarded his MBE in 2020 in recognition of his role in the island’s response to the Covid...
- "I'm not here to blindly follow a President and waste taxpayers' money," says Deputy Camp in scathing resignationPictured: Deputy Haley Camp is the second Deputy to resign from a principal committee since the end of April. One of Guernsey's first-term Deputies has...
- WATCH: “Many people knew him” – Aid appeal launched after Venezuelan Islander loses brother to earthquakesMariano Ferreira (on the left), his brother Javier (in the middle), and them both together (on the right) A former Jersey café worker who had hoped to...
- "As good as anywhere in Europe" – Market Square's cafe culture wows locals and touristsDo you remember when Market Square in St Peter Port felt like something out of a dystopian movie, with empty shops and seagulls terrorising locals? Well,...
- "As good as anywhere in Europe" – Market Square's cafe culture wows locals and touristsDo you remember when Market Square in St Peter Port felt like something out of a dystopian movie, with empty shops and seagulls terrorising locals? Well,...
- One Motivation Gym faces asset sale over unpaid debt"ALL movable assets" at a St Helier gym could be sold to recover an unpaid debt owed by the company behind it. The JEP understands Viscount officers...
- Court opts for treatment over punishment in £80,000 5G sabotage caseAn Islander who used an angle grinder to cut through 5G cables at five mobile phone sites and damaged a radio transmitter has been sent for mental-health...
- Police investigation after two scooters go missing from Airport parking areaBailiwick Express Jersey: Police are investigating after two 125cc scooters taken from the motorbike parking zone at Jersey Airport. In
- Health freezer food brand expands to Channel IslandsBailiwick Express Jersey: A frozen food brand known for its high protein, low-sugar meals has launched in the Channel Islands. 41 Gold S
- States Accounts concerns reiteratedBailiwick Express Jersey: Concerns over how accessible and understandable Guernsey's States Accounts are have been reiterated by the com
- Sewage valve must be repaired “before winter storms return”Bailiwick Express Jersey: An emergency safety valve on a Guernsey sewage pipe must be repaired before winter storms return to the island
- Sewage valve must be repaired “before winter storms return”Bailiwick Express Jersey: An emergency safety valve on a Guernsey sewage pipe must be repaired before winter storms return to the island
- ADVICE: Heatwave set to bring temperatures over 34°C– here’s how to stay safeBailiwick Express Jersey: Jersey is set to swelter through some of its hottest weather of the year, with temperatures forecast to climb
- Did you see a woman get headbutted?Bailiwick Express Jersey: Police have launched a fresh appeal for witnesses to an alleged assault at La Geyt Estate last month. The inci
- Did you see a woman get headbutted?Bailiwick Express Jersey: Police have launched a fresh appeal for witnesses to an alleged assault at La Geyt Estate last month. The inci
- Three banned as police warn fans ahead of international fixturesBailiwick Express Jersey: Pictured: Guernsey fans went the length of the pitch at Springfield to goad their Jersey counterparts. A month
- Schools asked to create an army of scarecrows for Jersey harvestBailiwick Express Jersey: Scarecrow in St Ouen's Bay Picture: DAVID FERGUSON An army of homemade scarecrows is set to take over Jersey's
- Should Jersey implement Holly's Law with an animal abuse register to save domestic abuse victims' lives?Bailiwick Express Jersey: Should Jersey implement Holly's Law with an animal abuse register to save domestic abuse victims' lives? A loc
- 'Marine Spatial Plan' launched – to “help shape the future"Bailiwick Express Jersey: Alderney residents have the chance to have their say on the future of the island's marine spaces. The States o
- BREAKING: Meet the Islanders recognised in the King's 2026 Birthday HonoursBailiwick Express Jersey: From supporting people battling addiction and improving education in Rwanda to championing Islanders with lear
- Farnham poised to continue as Chief Minister after Helen Miles backs “stability” dealBailiwick Express Jersey: Jersey's race for Chief Minister is effectively over after Senator-elect Helen Miles opted against challenging
- High Street search for any evidence of past settlements approvedBailiwick Express Jersey: A rare chance to excavate land below the High Street has been given the go – ahead with the States archaeologi
- Recount confirms St Helier Central resultBailiwick Express Jersey: The recount in one of Jersey's closest election contests has concluded. Election officials re-examined ballot
- LISTEN: Still not made up your mind? Here's what Jersey's election candidates think on the BIG (and small) issues…Bailiwick Express Jersey: Who should be Jersey's next Chief Minister? Should we have GST on food? How will we cut government spending an