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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.
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New Granville facility opens door for Jersey oyster exports to France
Jersey oysters have cleared a new French veterinary inspection facility at Granville for the first time, offering relief from post-Brexit trade friction for the
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Jersey War Tunnels plans 3,000 sq ft extension for Enigma machine
Jersey War Tunnels has applied to build a 3,000 sq ft exhibition space to house an original Enigma machine and other wartime artefacts, with parking and safety
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Jersey charity launches ambassador scheme to fight eating disorder stigma
Jersey Eating Disorders Support has launched an ambassador programme, with Holly Jordas using her lived experience of anorexia to challenge stigma and promote e
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St Aubin’s Seafish restaurant could be replaced by a shop and flats
A planning application proposes converting the former Seafish restaurant in St Aubin into a retail unit, self-catering apartments and a permanent home, after no
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Her Code becomes a charity to tackle women’s loneliness in Jersey
Her Code, founded to help women in Jersey build friendships and feel safer, has become a registered charity after 15 events and 150 attendees.
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Jersey islander builds app to keep pets’ prescriptions on track
Phil Le Cheminant has launched PetMeds, a Jersey app that tracks pet prescriptions and emails reorders to vets automatically, inspired by his dog Henry’s comple
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Free conference to explore the future of Jersey’s rural economy
The Jersey Farming Conference takes place on 5 November at La Mare Wine Estate, with free in-person and online places covering precision farming, resilience and
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Jersey voted against Central European Time 18 years ago. Was it a mistake?
As the clocks go back, the man who triggered Jersey’s 2007 referendum on Central European Time says the island made the wrong call. The UK government disagrees.
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Jersey’s Southampton taxi bill jumped 75% in just two years
Jersey’s Health and Care department spent £246,542 on taxis in the Southampton area in 2025, up from £140,594 in 2023, prompting a review of patient travel poli