Jersey in numbers
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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
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Minister warns Nude Dunes site breach may be a criminal offence
Jersey’s Planning Minister has warned that ongoing non-compliance at the former Nude Dunes restaurant site in St Ouen may amount to a criminal offence.
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Christmas Lottery bulk-buy deal available by phone or in person
The Channel Islands Christmas Lottery bulk-buy offer, three free tickets per 50, is available by phone or at Fox Trading’s Rue des Prés showroom, not just onlin
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Black Sabbath tribute guitarist avoids jail for heroin import
A guitarist from a Black Sabbath tribute band avoided jail after smuggling 10g of heroin into Jersey, receiving an 18-month probation order instead.
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AI-discovered PHP flaw hits Jersey government online services
A PHP vulnerability discovered using AI caused global website disruption, including Government of Jersey online forms. Jersey’s cyber chief urges urgent patchin
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Two hurt in rush-hour crash at Longueville Road junction
Two drivers suffered minor injuries in a collision at the Longueville Road and Rue des Pres junction during Thursday evening rush hour. One was taken to hospita
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Jersey plans to lure graduates back with jobs and housing
Deputy Lee Carpenter has proposed a strategy to bring Jersey graduates home after university, citing an ageing population, a worsening dependency ratio, and soa
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Panel warns Jersey’s Housing Minister is not up to speed
Jersey’s scrutiny panel says Housing Minister Mark Ferey lacks grip on his brief, with concerns over homelessness, housing data, and silo working across governm
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Jersey inflation climbs to 3.0% in the year to September
Jersey’s annual inflation rate has risen to 3.0% in the year to September 2026, up from 2.8% the previous quarter, according to Statistics Jersey figures.