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Conservation staff linked to Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in Jersey have been left without reliable food, shelter or clean water after powerful cyclones tore through parts of Madagascar.

Children’s services in Jersey have intensified efforts to strengthen the island’s fostering system after dozens of carers stepped down in recent years, according to the government.

Jersey Water has voiced support for a proposed legal limit on toxic “forever chemicals” in the Island’s drinking water, while cautioning that substantial taxpayer investment will be required to meet the target. Steve Luce, the Environment Minister, is asking the States Assembly to amend water legislation so that the combined concentration of four PFAS chemicals does not exceed four nanograms per litre within five years. According to the utility’s most recent water quality rep

Politicians in Jersey have put forward a proposal to suspend Philip Ozouf from the States Assembly for a third time in just over six months following his recent criminal sentencing.

A St Brelade deputy is seeking a States Assembly vote that would compel all in-person businesses in Jersey to accept cash payments.

The new proprietor of Jersey Bowl has unveiled plans to invest thousands of pounds to modernise the long-standing entertainment venue.

A warning for gale-force winds has been issued across the Channel Islands, with forecasters cautioning that strong gusts are expected on Thursday.

DFDS has announced additional measures to safeguard freight services after a fire broke out on one of its cargo vessels earlier this week.

Guernsey’s airline Aurigny is offering free fares for children during the February half-term in a bid to boost inter-island travel.

DFDS has recorded a marked rise in passenger numbers on its Jersey ferry services, with demand continuing to strengthen ahead of the 2026 season.

Innovators and businesses in Jersey are set to gain easier access to international intellectual property protection after the States Assembly approved a request to extend key global treaties to the Island.

Two giant puffin sculptures overlooking Plémont Bay in Jersey are set to undergo repairs after suffering what conservation chiefs have described as “severe” damage during recent winter storms.

Families are being urged to remain vigilant after a man reportedly attempted to collect a child from a primary school in Jersey.

Charity shop managers in the Channel Islands say fly-tipping and unsuitable donations are placing growing pressure on their finances and volunteers.

Plans to remove a historic petrol pump from the front of a listed property in Gorey Village have been turned down by planners.

Hettich Celebrates First Anniversary of King Street Store, Championing Jersey High Street Investment

Consumer prices in Jersey increased by 2.8% in the year to December, remaining largely unchanged since September and below the UK and Guernsey rates of 3.4%.

Jersey Finance has welcomed recent amendments to the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991, which are set to make it more flexible and reflective of international standards, underlining Jersey’s position as a leading international finance centre (IFC).