The Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman says the compensation for car loans that is being offered in the UK does not apply to people in Jersey and Guernsey.

Aa new inter-islands battle of the bands competition, being dubbed a ‘Music Muratti’ has been organised for young musicians across the Channel Islands.

This 9 May marks 81 years since Jersey was liberated from occupation and the end of the Second World War, and celebrations are once again island-wide.

A plaque has been unveiled at Victoria College to mark its twinning with a secondary school in Bad Wurzach.

The 2026 Liberation International Music Festival runs from 8 – 18 May and features over 20 events, including a new event at La Hougue Bie.

Jet2 has announced new routes, additional capacity, and an extended season for next summer.

The Infrastructure Department is asking a Jersey artist to ‘reach out’ to them for potential work, despite painting over their mural on public toilets in St Brelade’s Bay.

The Jersey Hospitality Association has issued a ‘Call to Action’ to future political leaders, highlighting the urgent need to support the island’s visitor economy. 

Jersey Police are appealing for information after an alleged domestic assault in the town centre in the early hours of Monday (4 May).

House prices in Jersey fell by 5% in the year to end of March.

The 17 people hoping to become a Jersey senator are taking part in their first hustings tonight (7 May).

A new digital health platform has launched with an online community to connect prostate cancer patients and their families.

Jersey’s government has issued advice to passengers wrongly denied boarding following the recent introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation.

A drop-in event in town is providing an opportunity for open and informed conversations about death, dying and bereavement.

The five people vying to become Constable of St Helier will go head to head at a hustings this evening (6 May).

A group of Jersey Health, Care, and Community charities have put together seven key ‘asks’ for this year’s election candidates to prioritise inclusion.

DFDS is buying the Stena Vinga.

The hustings are a chance to find out what election candidates stand for ask them questions to help you decide who to vote for.

There are just a few weeks left to get your paper tax return in before this year’s deadline.

Islanders are being asked to help fundraise for a sculpture to remember the small boat forces who operated in the Channel in WW2.