Jersey in numbers
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RNLI lifeguards return to Le Braye for October half-term
RNLI lifeguards will be on duty at Le Braye, St Ouen’s Bay from 24 October to 1 November, warning that autumn seas bring bigger waves and stronger currents.
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Jersey karate squad bags 35 medals and a trophy at Athens Europeans
Jersey’s ten-strong Kenpo Karate squad returned from Athens with 35 medals and a special trophy for their haul relative to team size, with nine of ten reaching
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Jersey inquest finds missed chances before cannabis-linked fire death
A Jersey inquest found medicinal cannabis contributed to David Morgan’s mental decline before he died in a flat fire, with prescribing guidelines ignored and me
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Jersey mother funds pram for bereaved parents in honour of stillborn daughter
A Jersey mother has funded a specialist privacy pram for the island’s Maternity Unit in honour of her stillborn daughter Aoife Rose, helping bereaved families c
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Man jailed four years for punching pregnant partner in stomach
A 25-year-old man has been sentenced to four years in prison by Jersey’s Royal Court for a brutal attack on his pregnant former partner, and recommended for dep
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JT Group names new CEO with Vodafone and Virgin Media pedigree
JT Group has appointed Andrew McGrath as CEO, a telecoms veteran with senior roles at Vodafone, Virgin Media, Cable & Wireless and Boldyn Networks.
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Jersey teen wins two bronzes at European Badminton Championships
Jersey’s Rory Le Masurier, 14, won two bronze medals at the Under-15 European Badminton Championships in Norway, competing for England in mixed and boys’ double
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Man died after cannabis clinic ignored GP warnings, coroner finds
A Jersey coroner found prescribed cannabis contributed to a man’s death, but the Care Commission has no timetable to regulate cannabis clinics. New laws are due
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Reform Jersey elects joint leaders and a 22-year-old chair
Reform Jersey has elected Deputies Feltham and Tadier as its first co-leaders and appointed 22-year-old Noah Jervis as party chair following a constitutional ch
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Minister warns lower self-employed rates could strip workers of rights
Social Security Minister Senator Elaine Millar warns that cutting self-employed contribution rates could push employers to replace staff with contractors, erodi