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UBS Global Wealth Management announced as headline sponsor of original stage production celebrating local talent and creativity in Jersey

The Harbour Gallery is opening an exhibition on 23rd January featuring artwork created by islanders living with mental illnesses.

A teenage sailor has described a £1,000 bursary as opening the door to an unforgettable offshore sailing adventure.

A community cycling programme using specially adapted bikes is helping people return to cycling after injury or illness.

Emergency air transfer services in the Channel Islands are playing a crucial role in ensuring patients can access specialist medical care not available locally.

Efforts to modernise Jersey’s alcohol licensing laws, which date back around half a century, have been put on hold to allow for further examination of the proposals.

A former Roman Catholic priest who was imprisoned for child sexual abuse offences in Jersey has been granted a retrial after winning an appeal against his conviction.

Jersey Police are appealing for information following an accident in St Saviour in which a young boy on a push scooter was seriously injured.

Young people serving custodial sentences in Jersey’s secure accommodation are set to gain expanded rights following a change in the law approved unanimously by politicians.

The number of dogs in Jersey has risen sharply over the past five years, increasing by 25% since 2020, with more than 10,500 dogs now registered on the island.

Integritas Wealth is proud to be taking part in Financial Planning Week 2026, a UK wide initiative led by the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment that encourages financial planners to give their time to help people better understand their finances and plan with confidence.

Jersey’s justice and home affairs minister has been granted expanded oversight of the island’s gas provider after new legislation was approved by the States Assembly.

A review by Jersey’s States Assembly has concluded that the island’s social housing system is largely working as intended, providing affordable homes for low-income residents.

Two seal pups rescued in Jersey have been released back into the wild following specialist care at a UK animal hospital.

Business leaders in Jersey say they are confident about the prospects of their own organisations but remain deeply uncertain about the island’s wider economic outlook, according to a new survey published ahead of next year’s elections.

Drivers in Jersey will soon notice lower speed limits on a number of roads as part of government efforts to improve road safety and support walking and cycling. Updated speed limit signs will begin appearing across parts of St Ouen from Monday, following a review by the Roads Committee and a public consultation process. The Government of Jersey said the changes are designed to help residents feel safer, particularly those travelling actively or making school journeys. Several

Jersey’s criminal justice system is facing “significant pressure,” according to the island’s Home Affairs Minister, a situation likely to worsen if new legislation aimed at protecting women and girls is approved.

More than £50,000 was stolen from Islanders’ bank accounts in a single day after fraudsters posing as bank employees tricked victims into revealing security details.

One of Jersey’s lifeboats is set to be taken out of service for around two months while it undergoes an extensive refit costing £250,000.

States police are asking for the public’s help following an altercation at St James’ Wine Bar in the early hours of Thursday morning.