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Police name woman found dead in Alderney
Specialist family liaison officers have been working closely with Hannah Benfield's family following her death.
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Aquasplash to close after legionalla bacteria detected
Aquasplash is to shut completely for at least a week after legionella bacteria was detected in some of the water outlets.
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Review into consultations after Apple Crusher backlash
Jersey's Infrastructure Minister says he will examine how his department runs consultations after a backlash to now-ditched plans to move the King Street Apple Crusher.
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Jersey Budget 2027: Families to get more support with cost of living
Families in Jersey are set to get extra help with the cost of living under the proposed 2027 Budget, including a doubling of the parental grant, more funded nursery hours and £250 per school-age child.
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LibertyBus moves to winter timetable
The 2026 winter bus timetable has a few additions and adjustments.
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Police share update on suspected murder in Alderney
There will continue to be a significant emergency service presence in Alderney while a suspected murder investigation continues.
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Haut Du Mont trial: Supervisor 'felt really responsible' when told of explosion
A former gas worker on trial over the fatal Haut du Mont explosion said he felt ‘isolated', 'shocked', and ‘responsible’ when told about what happened.
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Plan to relocate Apple Crusher abandoned
The plan to relocate the Apple Crusher, as part of the redevelopment of Broad Street, has been abandoned.
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Suspected murder in Alderney
Guernsey Police is investigating, and a man was arrested after a body was found in Alderney.
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Jersey Museum visitors fall after entry fees introduced
Visitor numbers to Jersey Museum have dropped by more than 23% since entry fees were introduced in July.
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'World-class' Green Skills Academy unveiled
Jersey Electricity says its new 'Green Skills Academy' is one of the most advanced training facilities of its kind in Europe.
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Charity to deliver new community course to build upcycling skills
A new free 20 week course is bringing people in Jersey together to learn basic construction and woodworking skills.
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Seven straight swim marathons for Jersey surgeon
A 65-year-old Jersey surgeon starts seven consecutive swimming marathons today (Sunday 27 September).
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4.7% increase in Jersey old age pension
Jersey pensioners will get a 4.7% increase in the Old Age Pension from the start of October.
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'No final decision' on planned Apple Crusher relocation
Jersey's Infrastructure Minister says he's listening to concerns expressed over plans to remove the Apple Crusher on King Street... and insists no final decision has been made.
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DFDS Christmas timetable signed off... but still not published
DFDS' Christmas and New Year timetable still isn't published, despite Jersey's Economic Development Minister telling Channel 103 his department signed it off a couple of weeks ago.
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Opening of 'transformed' Departure Lounge weeks away
The first part of the transformed Departure Lounge at Jersey Airport is expected to open in mid-November.
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Should the King Street apple crusher be relocated?
Hundreds of people are having their say on a suggestion the apple crusher outside M&S could be moved,
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Jersey Bulls restore away match livestream
Jersey Bulls have reinstated their livestream to their away game against Bedfont Sports following an outcry from fans.
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Jersey population stable but ageing as migration falls
Jersey's estimated population was unchanged at the end of last year at 104,500 people.
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Ministers meet to discuss Channel Islands connectivity
Jersey and Guernsey could work together to encourage cruise operators to include both the major Channel Islands in their itineraries.
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Jersey cricket star off to Canada
A young Jersey cricketer is heading to Canada after being picked for a franchise tournament!
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Serious bacterial infection found in unvaccinated dog
An unvaccinated dog in Jersey has contracted a serious bacterial infection that is spread by urine.
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Ban for Guernsey supporter cautioned over Muratti trouble
A Guernsey football fan has been cautioned over disorder at this year's Muratti.
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Coronation Park extension opens, but with no pump track... yet
Coronation Park has been made bigger, with new paths and a play area on the neighbouring former playing fields. But a much-anticipated pump track for bikes isn't there, yet.
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100 Jersey fields listed as Minister says PFAS testing shows no contamination
Jerseys Infrastructure Minister has published a list of a number of over 100 fields where biosolids fertiliser were spread, following a Freedom of Information challenge.
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Water bills to rise 6.9% from 2027
Jersey Water says bills will increase by 6.9% from the start of 2027, to 'support the investment in the island's water supply infrastructure'.
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Bulls away games no longer streamed on YouTube
Jersey Bulls will only stream away matches at Springfield Stadium from now on.
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Carer avoids jail for historic sex offences against child
A carer who sexually assaulted a teenage boy in the 1990s has avoided a prison sentence.
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Haut du Mont trial: Island Energy ‘wouldn’t spend the money’ on vital safety training, court hears
'Budget concerns' at Island Energy in the years before the fatal Haut du Mont explosion meant workers - including the three men on trial over the blast - did not get 'fundamental' safety training, Jersey's Royal Court has heard.
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Pair convicted after attack outside Jersey Islamic Centre
A man and woman have been convicted after members of Jersey's Muslim Community were assaulted and verbally abused outside the Jersey Islamic Centre.
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Tributes paid to 'charismatic' Nettie following her death
Staff at Jersey Zoo are recalling fond memories of Nettie the Sumatran orangutan, following her death at the age of 43.
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Direct flights to Sardinia next summer
There'll be direct flights from Jersey to Olbia in Sardinia in 2027.
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Injured motorcyclist transferred to Southampton
A motorcyclist has been transferred to Southampton Hospital following a collision on Route du Fort.
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Whistleblowing law on hold
A new law to protect whistleblowers in Jersey has been delayed, with the Social Security Minister querying its 'necessity'.
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Pharmacists get access to patient medicine records
Selected pharmacists in Jersey can now access key patient information such as medication history.
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'Growing concern' about 'pace' of minimum wage increases
A survey of Jersey employers has revealed 'growing concern' about the 'pace' of recent minimum wage increases.
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Beloved part of Jersey Zoo family dies
One of Jersey Zoo's much-loved residents has passed away today (21 September).
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Man who sexually abused young child in Jersey jailed for life
A man who 'cynically, cruelly, and repeatedly' sexually abused a young child in Jersey has been jailed for life.
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£1.5M needed for new respite home at Mont a l'Abbe
An ambitious project has been launched to build a social skills respite home on the site of Mont a l'Abbe school.
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PHOTOS: New CAMHS home 'a warm and welcoming environment'
Jersey's Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service has officially opened the doors of its new home at Bermuda House.
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Plans explored to restore air link between Jersey and Normandy
Direct flights between Jersey and Normandy could return after an absence of more than 20 years, driven by the need to transport workers for the Island’s new hospital.
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Appeal after man punched outside St Saviour's Court
A 28-year-old man needed hospital treatment after being punched outside St Saviour's Court.
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Royal Square hosts Corn Riots Festival
Jersey's Corn Riots Festival returns to the Royal Square this weekend.
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2026 Customer Service Award winners announced
The winners have been named at the 2026 Normans Customer Service Awards, powered by Channel 103.
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More fruit on the menu for Jersey primary schools
Cake and ice cream is off the menu at Jersey's primary schools for at least two days a week. Fresh fruit is being offered instead.
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Consultation opens on Assisted Dying standards
Islanders are being invited to give their thoughts on proposed standards for the Assisted Dying.
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More reports of young people exploring derelict buildings
St Helier Honorary Police have written to parents via Jersey's secondary schools, following an increase in reports of young people exploring abandoned and derelict buildings.
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Jersey man makes app to show best beach conditions
With 30 bays, it's not always easy to know which beach in Jersey is best to head for.
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Haute Vallée installs security fencing after knife incident
New security fencing has been installed at Haute Vallée school, after a former pupil was recently found on a campus with a knife.
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Haut Du Mont trial: Safety Officer ‘would’ve stopped the job’ if told truth about test
The Safety and Compliance Officer at Island Energy on the night of the fatal Haut du Mont explosion in December 2022 says if he'd known a leak test hadn’t been carried out before reintroducing gas to the network, he ‘would have stopped the job.’
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Health authorities to consider 'cot cams' recommendation
A call for video monitoring of babies in neonatal cots and incubators will be considered by both Jersey and Guernsey's health authorities.
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Warning issued over smart glasses use
People who use smart glasses are being urged to act responsibly and consider the impact on other people's privacy.
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World Cup qualification target part of new Jersey Cricket strategy
Jersey Cricket has set out a new three-year strategy, aimed at delivering excellence across the game.
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Haut Du Mont trial: Worker told colleague he 'didn't test' gas main
A court has heard that, hours after the fatal explosion at Haut Du Mont, an Island Energy worker told his colleague that he 'didn't test the gas main', and that he thought he'd left a gas valve open at the block of flats.
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Shear relief for Romerils as Shaun the Sheep found!
Romerils are expressing shear relief after their Shaun the Sheep was found!
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Electricity companies sign four-year deal with EDF
Jersey and Guernsey Electricity have signed a new four year deal with French energy supplier EDF.
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Filming underway for Bergerac Series 3
There's a chance of stumbling across camera crews around Jersey this week, as series three of Bergerac is being filmed in the island.
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Teenagers wanted to join Jersey Youth Assembly
More 14 to 19 year olds are being encouraged to join the Jersey Youth Assembly.
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Jersey Bulls knocked out of FA Cup
Jersey Bulls have been knocked out of the FA Cup in a 3-1 defeat at Burgess Hill Town.
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Residence and employment rules simplified
Rules have been simplified to make it easier for businesses to recruit staff in Jersey.
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RNLI Jersey back on Saving Lives at Sea
The work of volunteers in Jersey, who risk their lives at sea to save others, will be shown on national TV tonight (15 September) for the second week in a row.
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Can ewe believe it... Shaun the Sheep is missing!
It's baaaa-d news for Romerils... The store's Battle-inspired Shaun the Sheep has gone missing!
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Call to strengthen political finance transparency in Jersey
Independent observers of Jersey's 2026 election are calling for greater transparency over political finance.
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£4.2m refurbishment of town flats complete
A £4.2 million refurbishment of St Paul's Gate in St Helier has been completed.
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Call for kindness after animal welfare concerns
Parents and carers in Jersey are being asked to speak to their children about being kind to animals, following 'several' reports of welfare concerns over the summer.
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Seriously-injured man found at Gorey Pier
A man found with serious injuries in Gorey has been transferred to a UK hospital.
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Channel Islands Pride: What's on where?
The Channel Islands Pride Parade is in Guernsey for 2026, and there's lots to do whether you're walking in the Parade or cheering from the sidelines.
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Listed Victorian townhouse to be demolished for seven-storey office block on Esplanade
Planning permission has been granted for a seven-storey office building on the Esplanade, in the place of a Grade 3 listed Victorian townhouse.
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Plea to take care on coastline after surfer rescue
RNLI lifeguards are urging islanders to take care around the coastline this weekend, after they rescued a surfer who was caught out by the rapidly incoming tide.
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VIDEO: 'Great progress' as Amelia Seren (3) starts therapy following fundraiser
Fundraising by the people of Jersey has given a little girl with a rare condition the 'best possible start', with treatment that has seen her stand by herself for the first time.
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Sinking boat rescued during Jersey Air Display
A sinking boat with four people on board was saved by a Jersey lifeboat crew during this week's Air Display.
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Enforcement checks made on private boats coming to Jersey
Private boats arriving in Jersey have been targeted in a joint maritime enforcement operation.
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Registration open to build own F1 car!
Registration is open for a competition to give Jersey students the chance to design, build, and race their very own, small-scale, F1 car!
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Haut du Mont trial: Island Energy 'placed health and safety at risk'
The trial into the Haut du Mont explosion, which killed ten residents nearly four years ago, has been told that Island Energy 'did not have systems in place to make sure what its employees were doing was safe'.
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Deportation recommended after sex-demanding attacker jailed
A Tunisian man, who sexually assaulted five women on the streets of St Helier, has been jailed for nine years, with deportation recommended upon the completion of his sentence.
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Teenage boy arrested on suspicion of sexual touching at Millbrook Park
Jersey Police have confirmed to Channel 103 that they arrested a teenage boy at Millbrook park on suspicion of sexual touching without consent.
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Eyes up! It's Air Display day...
Spectators will line St Aubin's Bay for the 2026 Jersey International Air Display returns.
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Haut Du Mont Trial: 'It could explode', jury hears 999 calls
Jurors have heard the 999 call made by Haut Du Mont resident Louisa De Almeida, reporting the smell of gas inside her flat, hours before the explosion that killed her and nine others in December 2022.
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Haut Du Mont Trial: Worker checking gas valves spent almost 'entire' time on his phone
The supervising engineer of gas works that led to a fatal explosion at Haut du Mont was distracted when he attended the flats to check valves were closed, Jersey's Royal Court has been told.
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Red Arrows still expected for Jersey Air Show
The Red Arrows are still expected in Jersey tomorrow (10 September), despite pulling out of tonight's Guernsey Air Display.
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26 Victoria Village homes get planning permission
26 new homes will be built in Victoria Village, after a successful planning appeal.
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Islanders asked about diesel and petrol car phase out
Jersey's government wants islanders' input on the plans to phase out petrol and diesel cars.
