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City economists say markets have got Bank of England rate path wrong
Major banks including Deutsche Bank, ING and Oxford Economics say financial markets are wrong to price in four Bank of England rate hikes, with a peak of 4.25%
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Nine years of running in memory of Jersey’s Frubbs MacFarlane
Jersey’s Run for Frubbs returns on 29 November for its ninth year, covering a ten-mile coastal route from Castle Quay in aid of Headway Jersey and Jersey Stroke
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AI is cutting cyber attack windows from years to minutes
The director of Jersey and Guernsey’s Cyber Security Centres warns AI has shrunk the gap between a vulnerability being found and exploited from years to minutes
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Greenfields refurbishment on track to finish six years after damning report
Jersey’s Greenfields secure children’s home is due to complete critical improvements by end of 2026, more than six years after inspectors called for it to be de
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Jersey Museum’s new exhibition runs from lasers to the Occupation
Playing with Light opens at Jersey Museum, running until December. Hands-on exhibits include a laser harp, shadow photo booth, and a wartime dynamo torch from t
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Jersey cancer charity raises nearly £1m as demand hits record high
Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey reports counselling sessions doubled and complementary therapy hit a record high over five years, with nearly £1m raised in 2025
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Cyprus opens criminal probe into Abramovich as £5bn stays frozen in Jersey
Cypriot police have launched a criminal investigation into Roman Abramovich’s finances, as more than £5bn of his assets remain frozen in Jersey following a 2022
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Jersey Bulls go 31 unbeaten after stormy trip to Hendon
Jersey Bulls beat Hendon 4-2 to extend their Isthmian League unbeaten run to 31 matches, a sequence now stretching back 10 months despite a storm-delayed kick-o
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Budget does little for Jersey’s middle-income families, watchdog warns
The Jersey Consumer Council warns that duty rises in the proposed 2027-2030 Budget could cancel out tax relief gains, leaving lower and middle-income households
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Jersey Christmas charity sees demand rise as cost of living bites
A Jersey volunteer running the Christmas Kindness Appeal says more families seek help each year, driven by unemployment, ill health and the high cost of living.