Jersey in numbers
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Storm Austen batters Jersey with 80mph gusts and red warning
Storm Austen has struck Jersey with an 80mph red wind warning, forcing the closure of the Airport, Harbour, schools, parks and a range of public services.
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Protected tulip tree at Jersey CAMHS site faces 20% trim
A planning application has been submitted to cut a protected tulip tree at Bermuda House in Green Street by 20%, after branches were found brushing the CAMHS bu
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Salt air drives Unifi Aviation to launch Jersey Airport operation
Unifi Aviation has launched aircraft detailing and cleaning services at Jersey Airport, citing the island’s salt-air conditions as a key reason for the long-pla
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Tribe’s 150 and Jenner’s 23-ball 72 demolish PNG
Jersey beat Papua New Guinea by 172 runs in Nairobi, with Zak Tribe’s 150, Jonty Jenner’s 23-ball 72, and Ben Ward’s five-wicket haul.
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Third Haut du Mont defendant faces possible retrial after hung jury
The six-week Haut du Mont trial ended with a hung jury for gas worker Lee Ward, 59. Two colleagues and Island Energy were convicted the day before.
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Jersey Royals squeezed as fuel bills more than double
The Jersey Royal Potato Company says fuel costs have more than doubled this year, with knock-on effects on fertilisers, plastic and distribution adding to the s
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New driver caught at 67mph in Jersey speed camera’s first prosecution
A newly qualified driver caught at 67mph in a 40mph zone has been banned for two years and fined £5,400 in Jersey’s first mobile speed camera prosecution.
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JSPCA warns Jersey pet owners about Halloween chocolate danger
The JSPCA has warned Jersey pet owners that chocolate, costumes and decorations can harm or distress animals, and offered practical safety advice.
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Jersey school attendance holds steady while Guernsey acts on truancy
Jersey’s state school attendance sits at 92.9% in 2025/26, while Guernsey and Alderney launch their Attendance Matters campaign to tackle post-lockdown truancy.
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Buddhist monks and Thai culture come to Jersey’s Town Hall
Jersey’s Thai Language & Culture Centre is hosting a community gathering at St Helier’s Town Hall, with Buddhist monks, language learning and cultural exchange