Jersey in numbers
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Anonymous couple handmakes 1,500 poppies for St John display
An anonymous Jersey couple handmade 1,500 poppies and installed them at St John’s Parish Hall for Remembrance Sunday, with schools set to get involved next year
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Charity warns £80k income cut-off could trap struggling Jersey families
Family Nursing & Home Care urges Jersey to taper its £250 Family Support Payment, warning households just above the £80,000 threshold could be left without help
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Alcohol, drugs and abuse named as leading causes of Jersey homelessness
New government data for Q2 2026 identifies alcohol and drug use, mental health problems, and domestic abuse as the most commonly reported causes of homelessness
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Laura Morel launches new Channel Islands marketing consultancy
Laura Morel has launched The Impact Studio, a Channel Islands consultancy blending marketing, business development and relationship building to help organisatio
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From 6 to 350 coaching hours: the Jersey Bulls partnership changing grassroots football
Jersey Bulls players coached children aged 4 to 14 at Heathfield over half-term, part of a partnership with Sports Bug that has grown from 6 to 350 coaching hou
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Planning Minister promises farm worker safety report by year-end
Jersey’s Planning Minister has promised a year-end report on agricultural worker accommodation safety, following contradictory Assembly statements and the 2025
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Jersey Bulls midfielder earns first-ever Somalia international call-up
Jarma Mohamed becomes the first Jersey Bulls player to receive a full senior international call-up, joining Somalia for Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against
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RAF anti-drone kit arrives in Jersey after airport chaos
RAF personnel and specialist anti-drone equipment have arrived in Jersey after drone activity forced the airport to close, as police launch a major investigatio
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Jersey’s new fisheries patrol vessel Gardienne arrives in St Helier
Jersey’s new fisheries protection vessel Gardienne has arrived in St Helier, replacing the Norman Le Brocq after nearly 30 years of service.
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Asian hornet battle may be lost as deadlier mosquito closes in
Jersey officials warn the Asian hornet fight may be unwinnable, while the Asian tiger mosquito, now in the UK and across much of France, poses a serious disease