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Loganair cabin crew to ballot on strike action over Jersey routes
Around 60 Loganair cabin crew are to ballot for industrial action after pay talks broke down, threatening year-round Jersey routes to Southampton, Bristol, Exet
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Jersey’s Rich Allo launches debut album with Luma Cafe live show
Jersey singer-songwriter Rich Allo launches his debut album, Letters From A Heart Attack, with a live show at Luma Cafe in St Helier this Friday at 8pm.
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150 Jersey pupils to help shape the Island’s education future
Around 150 school council representatives from across Jersey will meet on 14 October to discuss the Education Vision and take part in a journalism workshop.
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Sure by Beyon hires ex-Vodafone executive to lead 5G push
Sure by Beyon has appointed Daniel Bobu, formerly global head of broadband at Vodafone, as group chief business officer as it expands 5G and fibre across Jersey
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Jersey teen Hannah Silcock heads to European Table Tennis Championships
Jersey table tennis player Hannah Silcock, 19, competes at the European Championships in Slovenia for the first time, after rising to sixth-best ranked British
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Jersey consults on new alcohol licensing fees ahead of 2027 law
Jersey is consulting on proposed alcohol licensing fees under its new 2026 law, with charges ranging from £20 for a licence change to £550 for an on-licence. De
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Gladys Kiptoo breaks women’s record at 21st Jersey Marathon
Kenyan Gladys Kiptoo smashed the women’s course record at the 21st Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon, while Samuel Kimtai Kwarat retained his men’s title.
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Shelter Trust’s 18th Tinathon needs your tins this Friday
Jersey’s Shelter Trust holds its 18th annual Tinathon at West’s Centre this Friday, 8am to 2.30pm, collecting food for around 100 nightly residents.
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£150,000 grant to help Jersey field full team at 2027 Island Games
Jersey’s government has awarded a £150,000 one-off grant via Jersey Sport to help up to 240 athletes cover travel and accommodation costs for the 2027 Island Ga
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Jersey faces 8.6m litre water deficit by 2035, warns utility
Jersey Water warns summer demand hit a 20-year high and a worst-case drought could leave the island 8.6 million litres short per year by 2035.