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Hospitality chief aims to ‘move on from 2025’

EasyJet to Restore Direct Jersey–Southend Flights from 2026

Wind Farm Approval Stalls as Report Calls for Greater Clarity

Almost 100 employees of Blue Islands have lost their jobs following the collapse of the airline, liquidators have confirmed.

Grow.je Debuts to Transform Corporate Learning and Development

Island Air Route Recognised as Vital Connection

In the wake of yesterday’s announcement concerning Blue Islands, Ports of Jersey has welcomed Loganair’s decision to step in and safeguard the island’s key air links — including the crucial medical connection to Southampton.

ATF Fuels has launched a groundbreaking new app aimed at making refuelling faster, easier, and more rewarding for motorists across Jersey.

Seymour Group Plans New Pizza Restaurant at Former Pizza Hut Site

UK Group Scoffs Takes Over Channel Island Costa Coffees in £300,000 Investment Plan

Ports of Jersey Weighs Options for Harbour Café After Failing to Attract Operators

Island Prepares for 5G Rollout with Network Upgrades

Powerful Poppy Display Pays Tribute to the Fallen

Ministers Defend Lido Tender Amid Calls for Community Takeover Jersey’s Council of Ministers has criticised attempts to overturn a decision on who will run the Havre de Pas Lido, describing the move as “disappointing.” The government recently awarded the tender to local company First Point, which is set to take over management of the popular bathing pool next year. However, Deputy David Warr, who chairs the Lido’s steering group, has lodged a proposition calling for the site

Free Bus Travel for Veterans on Remembrance Sunday Veterans in Jersey will be able to travel for free on LibertyBus services this Sunday as they attend Remembrance Day ceremonies across the island. The bus company said the initiative was part of its ongoing commitment to the Armed Forces Covenant, which supports members of the armed forces community. Kevin Hart, Director of LibertyBus, said the gesture was intended to recognise the service and sacrifice of veterans and to mak

A new council has been created in Jersey to guide the island’s approach to artificial intelligence (AI) and support its roll-out across key sectors. Digital Jersey has announced the launch of the AI Council, which will serve as a central body to coordinate AI-related projects and strategies between government, industry and regulatory organisations. The group aims to encourage collaboration, share expertise and ensure the technology is developed responsibly. According to Digit

Gender pay gap in Jersey

The Jersey Chamber of Commerce has launched a fierce response after planning officers advised against approving the proposed Strive hotel development in St Peter. Plans lodged in August outline a hotel, spa, conference venue and pool complex beside Strive Health Club near the Airport Road, with the ambition of creating a “sports, leisure and cultural destination” to support a wide range of community activity. The proposal drew early praise from islanders who welcomed the idea

DFDS partners with Eyecan to improve ferry travel for passengers with sight loss To mark Invisible Disabilities Week , ferry operator DFDS  has teamed up with local charity Eyecan  to explore ways of making travel easier and more inclusive for passengers with visual impairments. The collaboration forms part of DFDS’s wider Sunflower initiative , which focuses on recognising and supporting travellers with hidden disabilities across its routes. As part of the project, Mark Coxs

Pet Groomer Blames Landlord Neglect for Major Business Loss A Jersey pet groomer says her business has suffered badly because of her landlord’s failure to repair her rented shop unit. Suzie Hazlewood, who ran Mucky Mutz  in Les Quennevais Precinct, claimed repeated leaks and damp made her premises unsafe. “Water came through the ceiling into the electrics,” she said. “It got worse with mould and fungus growing.” Ms Hazlewood said the building’s owner, UK-based High Tide Inves