Jersey in numbers
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Jersey Bulls reach 30 unbeaten with stunning 5-1 demolition
Jersey Bulls extended their unbeaten league run to 30 matches with a commanding 5-1 win over third-placed Raynes Park Vale at Springfield Stadium.
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Jersey’s TikTok creator lands iconic Blue Peter presenter job
Leo Olsson, 23, a former Victoria College student from Jersey, has been named the 45th presenter of Blue Peter in the show’s 68-year history.
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Islanders save Jersey’s cider festival with donated apples
Jersey Heritage’s La Faîs’sie d’Cidre festival at Hamptonne goes ahead after islanders donated around 40 bags of apples to replace a devastated harvest.
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Frank Bruno opens up to Jersey schoolboys about mental health
Former WBC heavyweight champion Frank Bruno visited Victoria College in Jersey to speak candidly to sixth-form students about his mental health struggles.
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Ethical hacker warns deepfakes making cyber attacks far more dangerous
Ethical hacker Rob Shapland keynoted Jersey’s Channel Islands Cyber Security Conference, demonstrating intrusion tricks and warning that deepfake AI is making a
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Channel Islands shooters take on the world at Australia Match
Jersey and Guernsey have combined to field a team at the Australia Match, the world’s top fullbore rifle event, with two medals already won ahead of Sunday’s ma
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Jersey Muay Thai fighters take their skills to Liverpool
Jacques Stead and Elysia Parmesan of Blood Fitness gym represent Jersey at Fortitudo Fight Night 4 in Liverpool, with Parmesan’s unbeaten record on the line.
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Jersey gives Visit Jersey an extra £500k for tourism push
Gerald Voisin has approved an extra £500,000 for Visit Jersey, drawn from 2026 underspends, to fund marketing and fill newly secured air capacity ahead of 2027.
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James’ Ark marks five years helping Jersey’s separated families
James’ Ark, the Jersey charity supporting separated families, marks five years of growing demand, with founder James Cunningham warning the organisation is stre
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Free fruit pilot axed for waste but cost-of-living impact unmeasured
Jersey’s free school fruit pilot has ended due to low uptake and wastage, but Deputy Doublet says its benefit to families facing rising costs was never properly