News
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Two hurt in rush-hour crash at Longueville Road junction
Two drivers suffered minor injuries in a collision at the Longueville Road and Rue des Pres junction during Thursday evening rush hour. One was taken to hospita
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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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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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JSPCA urges gradual routine changes as darker evenings arrive
The JSPCA is advising Jersey pet owners to adjust feeding and walking routines gradually, use reflective gear, and check microchips as clocks go back.
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Jersey Community Transport seeks volunteer drivers to help isolated islanders
Jersey Community Transport has launched a campaign to recruit volunteer drivers to help islanders who struggle with transport access. Apply at jct.org.je.
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Health Minister admits warning signs over missing GP letters were ignored
Jersey’s Health Minister has admitted warning signs about a hospital IT fault were missed for months, leaving around 7,300 discharge letters potentially undeliv
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Mobility scooters now available to hire direct from Liberation Station
A new trial at Liberation Station lets registered users pick up and drop off mobility scooters at the bus station, backed by smart technology from IoT CI.
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Neighbours object to Mont à l’Abbé disability playground over traffic
Plans for a wheelchair-accessible playground at Mont à l’Abbé School face objections from St Helier residents worried about traffic on nearby roads.