A fire at a flat in St Helier has been put out after reports of smoke visible from the property.
A resident was still inside when fire crews arrived at around 10:30pm last night (27 April).
Two fire engines and nine firefighters were dispatched.
The person was removed from the third floor of the building and is reportedly unharmed.
Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus extinguished the blaze.
Jersey Fire & Rescue is urging islanders to regularly test their smoke detectors.
Woman, 44, guilty of inappropriately touching a teen at Portelet
Claire Louise Fowell has been found guilty in the Magistrate’s Court of inappropriately touching an 18-year-old at Portelet Bay.
Investigation underway into source of dairy contaminant
The boss of Jersey Dairy says an investigation is underway into the source of a contaminant that has forced a recall of some batches of milk and butter.
Gorey Pier gets the go ahead for landing stage removal
Ports of Jersey has been given planning approval to remove part of the Gorey Pier landing stage.
'Living' exhibition asks Jersey mums for motherhood experiences
A free exhibition invites women to share their experiences of becoming and being a mother.
Solar panels to be installed on some public buildings
Schools, car parks and depot buildings could soon have solar panels on their roofs following a deal between Jersey Electricity and the government.
Jersey Dairy urgently recalls two products
Some unsalted butter and milk batches have been found to contain a chemical not fit for consumption.
Jersey to allow women to have abortions up to and past 22-weeks
Jersey has overhauled its almost 30-year-old abortion law to update thresholds, which makes terminations past 22 weeks legal, although it is unlikely that late stage abortions will be carried out here.
Wettest ever February in Jersey
Last month was the wettest February in Jersey since records began in 1894.
