2025 news

A man from Dumfries has been sentenced to 6 years and 9 months imprisonment for the importation of cocaine.

Islanders who may be struggling with their mental health over the festive period are being reminded of the support they can access online and in-person.

The Minister for Lifelong Learning and Education announces details of the Childcare Funding Scheme.

The Minister for Housing has announced a series of changes to allow more people to apply for social rented housing.

A new council is to be launched to help Jersey’s financial services industry remain at the forefront of emerging technologies.

A statement from Assistant Minister Deputy Malcolm Ferey, in response to a Scrutiny Panel review on online harms

The Minister for the Environment has dismissed two planning enforcement appeals relating to the restaurant, formerly Nude Dunes.

The Play Plan aims to improve access to play spaces, and address concerns about safety and the growing influence of digital technology.

Carers who support loved ones with mental illness can receive emotional and practical advice from a new service set up under an innovative partnership.

The independent PFAS scientific advisory panel with the Government of Jersey has today published the results of testing on PFAS levels in food and the environment.

The Jersey Heart Team is pleased to announce the appointment of Jack Devin as its new Digital Research and Innovation Fellow.

The Council of Ministers welcomes the States Assembly’s decision to approve the Budget.

Constable Andy Jehan has today published Jurat Olsen’s report into the process for the Havre des Pas Bathing Pool and Café.

Constable Andy Jehan has published the report into the Expressions of Interest process for the Havre des Pas Bathing Pool and Café.

From 1 January 2026, the safety standard of motorcycle helmets that traders are allowed to supply will improve.

Three individuals have been sentenced to 17 years and nine months imprisonment by Jersey’s Royal Court.

Temporary restrictions still in place for personal imports of dairy and meat.

In recent days there has been much press coverage relating to the recent decision to return to pre-covid operating ratios.

The Minister for Sustainable Economic Development has lodged a law to update Jersey’s existing alcohol licensing regime.

High tides along with large waves and strong winds will lead to waves and debris coming over sea walls this evening and tomorrow.

The Government of Jersey is delivering on its commitment to improve support for individuals receiving care and carers across the Island.

The Minister for the Environment, Deputy Steve Luce, has granted planning permission following the outcome of a planning appeal.

Targeted measures have been introduced to help ease the demand on the General Hospital during the winter.

The nasal flu vaccination is available for all children aged two years and above.