Jersey News

Jersey's government wants to adopt some of the recommendations made in the Grenfell Tower Phase One report to improve the fire safety of tall blocks of flats.

Police are appealing for information regarding an assault in St Helier yesterday night (31 July)

Jersey Zoo have welcomed two new arrivals this week; giant otters Alexandra and Fia.

Jersey Fire and Rescue were called to an incident at Grosnez, after someone became stuck on the rocks near the headland.

A man has been arrested after more than 5,500 ecstasy and psychedelic pills were discovered in a parcel from Germany, with a street value of £167,000.

The victim is believed to have suffered a concussion as a result of punches to the head.

Jersey Fire and Rescue is dealing with a fire in Grouville near Holme Grown.

This October, ABC Jersey is inviting Islanders and local businesses to join in the Pink Window Parade.

University College Jersey has announced its first ever masters degree programme - the Master of Research (MRes) in Island Studies.

Jayson Lee's Memorial Run, which raises funds for Jersey Hospice, is being handed over to the charity from his family.

An abuse support organisation in Jersey is closing its cafe.

The much loved Rhona's in Gorey is celebrating its 20th birthday.

Podiums at the Island Games, and Commonwealth Games hopes - Channel 103 caught up with recipients of the Jersey Sport Performance Grant 2025.

One of Jersey’s most iconic harbour buildings, dating back to the 18th Century, will undergo development.

The Channel Islands' largest food wholesaler is pulling out of both Jersey and the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

It's not often babies need to do a DNA test to determine their gender, but it's not easy when it comes to the Linne's two-toed sloth!

Islanders can again apply for the Community Costs Bonus and Cold Weather Bonus for 2025.

A 31-year-old man from Jersey has been sentenced to community service after officers discovered he had been importing drugs through the post for more than a year.

Two women have been sentenced for attempting to import cocaine into the island, with a street value of £21,000, to settle a drug debt.

The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority have received information that competition may not be working effectively in the scaffolding sector.

The £20,000 Food System Prize is aimed at transforming food, farming, and health systems in Jersey.

In a new programme of scientific analysis, archaeologists are helping to catalogue and carefully store hundreds of pieces of Ice Age animal bone found before 1960 at La Cotte de St Brelade.

CI Financial Ombudsman says fraud cases are getting in the way of its core job of dispute resolution.

His Excellency, Vice Admiral Sir Jerry Kyd, has been awarded an honorary doctorate of science from this old university.

A vehicle has caught fire near the airport after being involved in a multiple collision.

RPI has risen by 0.3% in the three months to June 2025.

Jersey Water has started using the desalination plant - turning seawater into freshwater - to boost the Island’s water reserves.

Immersive artwork will transform the second International Finance Centre on the Esplanade into a glowing, playful wonderland.

Deputy Lyndon Farnham has joined calls for an immediate cessation of violence against civilians and the release of all hostages.

57 gecko eggs bred at Jersey Zoo have been returned to the Mauritian islet of Ilot Vacoas, to avoid another extinction.

New employment laws will strengthen protections and increase compensation for those whose employment rights have been breached.

For the first time since 2020, goslings have hatched at Jersey Zoo.

The children's play area in Springfield Park is next on the government's agenda in its work to improve facilities for young islanders.

Young islanders are being invited to sing in the Gala Choir and perform at the Opera House's reopening.

A flat facing Windsor Road has been burgled in broad daylight, after entering through an open window.

Jersey's athletes have worked their socks off to secure second place in the Island Games 2025.

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Blooming bouquets of bright bunches of flowers are popping up all around town.

Funeral services will move from Jersey Crematorium to the Royal Jersey Showground on 1 September.

Jersey are chasing the Faroe Islands for top spot in the Island Games medals table going into the final day in Orkney.

A new daily service is launching between Southampton and Jersey in 2026.

A new report by think tank the Policy Centre concludes that housing is the 'obvious' area where Jersey cost of living can be reduced.

Team Jersey have 23 gold medals going into day five of the Island Games, just two short of table-toppers the Faroe Islands.

Two islanders have lost a combined £30,000 to a new scam which uses fake GST documents to persuade their victims to send them personal information.

The number of people seeking help or shelter has topped 300 for the first time since data for Jersey was first published.

'Being Jersey – Stories of our Island', which opened to the public last September, has won an international award.

Jersey finished day three of competition at the Island Games in Orkney second in the medals table.

Investment is going into Jersey's departure lounge in a redevelopment of the 1997 design.

Jersey took seventeen more medals on day 2 of the Islands Games in Orkney.

Alderney FC wants footballers to move to the most northerly Channel Island to play football for the island team.

Police have arrested two men in their investigation into hateful graffiti which was sprayed across St Helier.

The Battle of Flowers is due to go ahead in August and will look slightly different, with a new route through town.

Jersey top the medals table after the first day of competition at the Orkney Island Games.

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Channel Islanders are representing their countries at the 2025 Island Games in Orkney, kicking off with events including athletics, football, lawn bowls and squash.