Jersey News

The Strive Hotel in St Peter, deemed 'overly dominant' and 'imposing' by planning officers, has been refused while a boutique hotel at Millbrook House has been given the green light.

Fertility charity Tiny Seeds has launched 'The Birds and the Bees', exploring islanders' emotional journeys behind fertility struggles.

The row over the future of the Havre des Pas bathing pool continues, with a meeting planned this evening (6 November) to discuss a possible protest in the Royal Square.

The Better Journeys Project has money for Channel Island schools to promote cycling, walking and scooting.

A date has been set for the Haut du Mont trial.

A Jersey deputy is asking the States Assembly to agree to a review of the rules on how politicians are disciplined.

A cheeky new campaign is showing love for big butts, asking households to grab one and save water.

Princess Anne has unveiled a portrait of the King and Queen, created to commemorate their 2024 visit to Jersey.

Jim Bergerac is returning to our screens with new romances blossoming as well as ending.

Lee Ingram has been appointed President of theJersey Football Association.

Jersey won't be protected from economic shocks if the government doesn't start saving money, independent advisors have warned.

Men are being encouraged to embrace a moustache this November to raise awareness for men's mental health.

Jersey Police are appealing for information following two incidents in St Helier outraging public decency- believed to have been committed by the same man.

The former Duke of York could be set to move to Guernsey, according to a royal biographer.

Jersey Government has confirmed a new operator for the Havre des Pas Bathing Pool.

The Chamber has responded to the Planning Department's recommendation to refuse permission for the Strive hotel proposal.

The Havre Des Pas Lido is being taken to the States for debate, again, in a bid to stop the tender process.

A Jersey rowing duo have been selected to represent Team GB.

The Retail Prices Index shows a 0.2% increase in the rate of inflation in Jersey in the three months to September 2025.

Jersey's Priviledges and Procedures Committee is calling for St Saviour's Deputy Philip Ozouf to be suspended from the States Assembly.

Terry, the female Linne's two-toed sloth at Jersey Zoo, has died after a suspected choking incident.

The government has published its concession agreement with DFDS, which Jersey's Economic Development Minister says has 'teeth'.

It follows a capsize and dramatic helicopter rescue after midnight in rough seas.

Ballet d’Jèrri are stepping onto the main stage of the newly restored Jersey Opera House for the very first time.

Jersey's 91st Bailiff, Mr Robert MacRae, has been sworn in following a special ceremony.

JT Group and CVC DIF have signed an agreement to buy Manx Telecom Group in the Isle of Man.

A decision to refuse planning permission for Nude Food Dunes on St Ouen's Bay has been upheld, again.

Police are appealing for information after a motorcycle crash in Grouville last Sunday (19 Oct).

The fire service reminds islanders of how flammable Halloween costumes are, and other ways to take care during the season.

The government is taking the first steps towards improving the health and well-being of neurodiverse islanders.

Jersey's new £8 million sports facility, Oakfield, has been officially opened by Chief Minister Lyndon Farnham.

Winds were generally mid Channel but hit 80 mph overnight at St Helier harbour.

All main roads remain passable this morning as teams undertake clear up.

Politicians have approved calls for all new housing developments in St Helier to provide at least one parking space for every flat or house.

A red level wind warning has been issued for the Channel Islands, with F8 gales forecast.

Water levels in Jersey's reservoirs remain low, despite the recent rain.

Jersey's government will press on with plans to build a new primary school on the former gasworks site.

The JSPCA charity shop is calling for support in the run-up to 15 months of roadworks on St John's main road.

Inclusive teaching for children in Jersey with Special Educational Needs and disabilities (SEND) is lacking, independent inspectors have found.

Jersey's Attorney General - Mark Temple KC - has been appointed Jersey's next Deputy Bailiff.

La Grande Route de St Jean will be closed in sections over the next 15 months as bigger sewage pipes are laid.

The Jersey Lifeboat Association's all-weather boat, the Sir Max Aitken III, is getting new engines.

Some changes have been made to diversions through St Peter because of motorists ignoring the signs.

A new political movement is launching in Jersey this week as the countdown to next year's general election continues.

In one of the more unusual call-outs for Jersey Fire and Rescue, they’ve freed a toddler who got a potty stuck on his head.

Sir Tim Le Cocq is retiring as Jersey's Bailiff after exactly six years.