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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.

The School of Popular Music is set to open a new base at Expo City Dubai, with the launch expected to take place in April.

Channel Islands Air Search has confirmed its aircraft has been temporarily taken out of service because of an international air traffic issue.

Men accounted for the majority of people experiencing homelessness in Jersey during 2025, according to newly published figures.

Islanders looking for a mortgage can now compare every product available in Jersey in just seconds, thanks to a new free website, Swoop.je.

Food businesses in Jersey are being invited to give their views on proposed changes to the island’s food laws, which aim to modernise standards and improve public safety.

Thirty-eight posts are under threat at a Jersey charity that supports people with disabilities and long-term health conditions, after it was told extra government funding would no longer be available.

A proposal to decriminalise the possession of small amounts of cannabis in Jersey has been described by one politician as a significant shift in how the island approaches both the law and public attitudes towards the drug.

Jersey Post has announced it is increasing the number of collections from Amazon depots in an effort to reduce delivery times for customers in the island.

Plans have been lodged to overhaul the roof of Fort Regent as part of wider proposals to revive the landmark leisure complex and return it to its original 1970s appearance.

A Jersey mechanic who still lives with his mum has started the year on a high after discovering he had won a £1.15 million dream home — despite completely forgetting he had entered the draw.

A proposed change that would give parish constables greater control over alcohol licences has been strongly criticised by Jersey’s hospitality industry.

Multiple factors have been cited for the ongoing delays affecting Amazon deliveries to Jersey, but the exact cause remains unclear.

Power supplies have now been restored to every household in Jersey after Storm Goretti caused widespread disruption, although full repairs to the electricity network are expected to take several months.

Islanders can now begin submitting their 2025 tax returns, with the online filing system officially opening this week. The Government of Jersey confirmed that the digital tax return service became available on Monday, alongside the distribution of paper forms to households across the island. Officials said paper tax returns are usually delivered within around two weeks. The government also reminded taxpayers of the key filing deadlines, with paper returns required to be submi