Jersey in numbers
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Jersey graduates its first entirely home-trained healthcare cohort
Nearly 60 students have become Jersey’s first cohort to complete healthcare training entirely on the island, qualifying in roles from nursing to radiology.
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Jersey Bulls lose 34-match unbeaten run to last-gasp hat-trick
Jersey Bulls’ 34-match Isthmian League unbeaten run is over after a 3-2 defeat at Hartley Wintney, where Jonny Efedje completed a hat-trick in stoppage time.
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Political backing grows for mobile sauna at St Catherine
Value Jersey, Jersey Business and Visit Jersey have all submitted support for Cole McLean’s planning bid to keep his mobile sauna at St Catherine.
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Blind voters forced to reveal choices to polling staff under Jersey law
A blind Jersey Electoral Authority member says current law forces blind voters to use polling station staff to mark ballots, denying them a secret vote.
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Tiny Seeds marks five years with its biggest ever fundraiser
Jersey fertility charity Tiny Seeds is hosting its biggest ever fundraising dinner, with an online auction including Bergerac premiere tickets closing tonight a
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Jersey’s Christmas post to Europe closes as early as 26 November
Jersey Post has published its Christmas 2026 last posting dates. Post to Europe must leave by 26 November, with UK deadlines running into mid-December.
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Win tickets to see Tom Meighan live at the Watersplash
Former Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan plays the Watersplash on 28 November. The JEP is giving away two tickets to the show.
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Nationwide lifts savings rates but over 5% deals are out there
Nationwide is raising rates on nine savings accounts and ISAs from 1 December, but savers who shop around can find rates above 5% elsewhere. Jersey residents sh
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Freezer hack that hit Europe prompts Jersey cyber warning
Jersey’s cyber security chief warns islanders to question whether household appliances need internet connections after attacks sent freezer temperatures above 5
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Jersey police chief sorry for care inquiry noose remarks
Jersey Police Chief Robin Smith has apologised after a leaked video showed him calling the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry a “noose around the Island’s neck.