This summer's Branchage inspections are underway.
St Brelade was the first to receive a visit yesterday, with officials in St Saviour today.
Any landowners who haven't cut hedges and banks to specified standards and cleared the trimmings away face a fine of up to £100.
The requirement is to make sure routes are safe for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians.
Details of the Visite du Branchage dates can be found here.
Revised guidelines have been published this year to help protect wildlife.
Channel Islands music school to hit global stage with Dubai launch
A team of directors from the School Of Popular Music will be jetting off to Dubai this weekend, ahead of their new studio opening.
Price of food in Jersey increased by 3.7% in a year
Jersey's latest inflation rate is 2.7%, but food costs rose more steeply and the price data doesn't cover the most recent impacts of the war in the Middle East.
Political candidates asked to commit to 20 pledges for island sport
The Jersey Sports Council is asking political candidates to commit to a 'Manifesto For Sport.'
The Channel Islands are officially in meteorological drought
Just over halfway through the spring, no rain has fallen on the islands for 20 days.
Tourism rule changes remove red tape for hotels and other accommodation
Outdated rules for Jersey hotels, guest houses and campsites have been replaced to give accommodation providers more freedom to modernise.
Heroin importer jailed
A man from Birmingham has been sentenced today (23 April) in Jersey's Royal Court to four and a half years in prison for the importation of heroin with a street value of £9,000.
Extra Portsmouth sailings to clear backlog of stranded passengers
There is relief for people trying to get to the UK by boat, with a first sailing to Portsmouth since Sunday night expected to leave tonight (23 April).
Islanders asked for views on body image and masculinity
Surveys are asking about attitudes in the Channel Islands toward masculinity, gender discrimination and body image.
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