Jersey in numbers
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Ryde launches Jersey’s first charity taxi service for disabled adults
Jersey taxi firm Ryde has partnered with disability charity Les Amis to offer discounted wheelchair-accessible transport, backed by two new electric vehicles.
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Seven red squirrels injured on Jersey roads in a single day
The JSPCA is urging Jersey drivers to slow down near wooded areas after seven red squirrels were brought in injured from road accidents in a single day.
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Luke Lister’s debut wonder-strike keeps Bulls unbeaten at 34
Luke Lister came off the bench on his home debut to score a stunning 82nd-minute half-volley, earning Jersey Bulls a 1-1 draw and extending their unbeaten leagu
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Orkney netballers arrive in Jersey targeting a medal at Island Games
Orkney’s netball squad has arrived in Jersey for the 2026 Invitational Island Netball Games, with co-captains saying a medal is a realistic target.
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Gerald Voisin opens up on four months as Economic Development Minister
Gerald Voisin reflects on his first four months as Economic Development Minister, defends his minimum wage letter, and outlines plans for private investment and
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St Helier has just 7.7 sq metres of usable green space per resident
Deputy Victoria Li wants a new open space audit by 2027 and a guarantee that St Helier’s 7.7 sq metres of green space per resident won’t shrink further.
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East 17 star swaps after-show parties for early nights and nappies
East 17’s Terry Coldwell talks fatherhood, self-management and the band’s first-ever Jersey show at The Royal Yacht Hotel on 12 December 2026.
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St Helier’s Christmas lights weekend: what to expect in November
St Helier hosts a festive weekend on 20-21 November with a Santa parade, lights switch-ons, sensory-friendly events and a new town centre business group.
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From jet-ski drug plots to dawn raids: how Jersey Police join the dots
Jersey Police receive around 7,000 intelligence tips a year, from suspicious cars to drug smuggling by jet-ski, leading to dawn raids and arrests before 7am.
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Three FCJ girls raise £362 for NSPCC with cakes and dog agility
Three Year 5 pupils from FCJ Primary School raised £362 for NSPCC Jersey by hosting baking, obstacle courses and a dog agility event at Belvedere Estate.