Jersey News from Channel 103

ATF says its supply costs have increased, and so has moved to a lower cost supply chain.

Updated plans for Fort Regent are being shared with islanders.

Liberation Day will be slightly different this year as the States Assembly gears up for the 2026 General Election.

Family Nursing and Home Care has officially launched a remote monitoring technology platform,' Luscii’.

Temperatures in Jersey will hit the mid 20s but a couple of degrees less in Guernsey.

The States of Jersey Prison Service has launched an eight-week programme in partnership with Jersey Bulls Coach Paul McKay.

The results of a public consultation on the 2030 Petrol and Diesel Vehicle Phase-Out plans found 'strong opposition' amongst islanders and organisations.

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Jersey Lifeboat Association was called just before 8 pm last night (1 April) to help a small motor boat with engine failure.

A 14 year old girl has been flown to Southampton Hospital with serious head injuries following a collision in St Brelade.

A review is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment recommendations of some patients who had bone densitometry scans at the hospital between January 2017 and January 2022.

A monitoring review has found that 'initial progress' has been made in response to weaknesses in SEND provision in Jersey.

DFDS has brought in a replacement boat - the Côte d’Albâtre - to operate the Jersey to Portsmouth route for the weekend, following damage to the Tarifa Jet.

Some visitors to the Channel Islands will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation from later this month.

Politicians have said the current work permit system exploits the 'already vulnerable status' of seasonal migrant workers.

Jersey's parliament has sat together for the last time in its current form.

Visitors to Jersey will no longer receive free emergency hospital care if they are from somewhere that wouldn't treat a Jersey resident without charge.

The RNLI in Jersey is celebrating 15 years of making the island’s beaches safer.

The sale of the old Social Security building for housing will go head, despite a St Helier's deputy's attempt to postponed it.

The Parish of St Helier took ownership of the Allix Shipyard gardens in January, and is restoring the wooden ship, laying new paths, and replacing lighting.

DFDS has cancelled sailings to Portsmouth and revised its timetable for the coming days following an incident involving Tarifa Jet on Sunday evening.

Jersey's Health Minister has brought in a 'bed blocking' charge for hospital patients.

Apple has confirmed it’s aware of an issue preventing iPhone users in the Channel Islands from verifying their age.

This year's Jersey Swimarathon has raised £72,527.77 so far, with money still coming in.

Politicians have voted for a series of policy changes that aim to discourage against agricultural land being used for ground-mounted solar panels.

Damage to the DFDS fast ferry Tarifa Jet is being examined after it hit the berth on arrival at St Helier harbour.

People can help to create a Jersey version of the famous Bayeux Tapestry.

All three emergency services were called to the old Water's Edge Hotel at Bouley Bay early Saturday, 28 March.

It has been one year since the first DFDS ferry came into Elizabeth Harbour.

Politicians have decided to criminalise illegal taxi services, such as Jersey Lifts.

From January 2028, Jersey businesses selling in-person goods and services must accept cash.

A new digital atlas for Jersey makes it easier to see shipwreck locations, marine habitats and records of dolphin activity.

A new survey reveals just how dissatisfied Channel Islanders are with the cost and reliability of travelling off-island.

A single retrial will be possible where a jury at Jersey's Royal Court has failed to reach a verdict

Islanders in Guernsey and Jersey are having issues verifying their age, which is required by the new iPhone update.

We might all soon be able afford to buy property in Jersey... in a new game of Monopoly.

New regulations will allow recreational fishing for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna in island waters.

A brand-new opera, created with and for the people of Jersey, has its opening night this evening (26 March).

Children in Years 1 and 2 in Jersey have voted for the books that inspired them most.

Investment in Jersey's infrastructure will be protected from budget pressures with a new specific fund.

A pedestrian has been taken to the hospital after being hit by a car.

A new system has been introduced that adds eligible voters to Jersey's electoral roll.

Politicians have voted against new guidance for schools that they said suggested 'being trans is a problem.'

A new law has been passed to give animals in Jersey stronger protections from harm and suffering.

Guernsey teams have taken both the wins at the de Putron final this year.

Island Energy has announced that gas bills will be increased by 1.2 pence per kWh from April.

Jersey's Fire and Rescue Service was called to flames in an outbuilding that had spread to a nearby car.

Les Creux Community Hub and Nursery has been chosen as preferred bidder for the Pavilion in St Brelade.

Princess Anne will be visiting Jersey for the second time in six months.

Jersey's emergency services will be practicing their response to a terrorist attack this week.

The last States sitting of the current political term starts today (24 March) and could last for eight days.

Primary school teams are in the UK, competing in the national finals for the F1 STEM racing competition.

Public Health Jersey has issued further advice to islanders following the meningitis outbreak in Kent.

Deputy David Warr wants to block the sale of the old Social Security building to consider how the site could be used to benefit the community.

Jersey Police are looking for witnesses to a car crash that caused fire damage to several vehicles In Beaulieu Park on St Saviour's Road.

ArtHouse Jersey and Art for Guernsey's partnership exhibition is celebrating art inspired by the Channel Islands.

A new online map has been created to make it easier to report sightings of Asian Hornets in Jersey.

Islands Unlimited hopes to attract more than 55,000 passengers inter-island, this year.

The Planning Committee has unanimously approved plans for a hotel at Strive in St Peter.

A skatepark will be created at the reversing bays at South Hill in St Helier.

New data measures the impact on society of Jersey's health and care charities - worth £137 million in 2024.

The Jersey Human Rights Group is concerned about government plans to allow a retrial for cases of hung juries.

A new tax on vapes in Jersey will take effect in 11 May.

Students who meet regularly to discuss issues affecting them and the island have held their annual debate in the States Chamber.

Students and young people should check they are up to date with their meningitis vaccines following a fatal outbreak of the disease in the UK.

Ports of Jersey is taking over the running of the Shipyard café at St Helier harbour.

Jersey's government wants islanders' input on the plans to phase out petrol and diesel cars.