It is likely to cost over half-a-million pounds to reinforce Jersey's hospital against a dangerous concrete prone to sudden crumbling which was found in the building.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will be visiting the Channel Islands next month, it has been confirmed – with a special open-air expo planned to "showcase the best of Jersey" during the visit.

Local broadcaster Gary Burgess is to be awarded the Bailiff’s Silver Seal in recognition of his "contribution to island life".

A Police officer who has spent nearly 20 years serving the island has become the first woman to be appointed to the permanent role of Superintendent in Jersey's force.

Jersey now has the highest testing level in Europe, but one of the lowest positivity rates.

Broadcaster and journalist Gary Burgess died on New Year's Day.

Jersey has been voted the number one island in the British Isles in a popular travel magazine.

The Director of Jersey Overseas Aid – whose courageous battle against cancer and humorous writing on the topic inspired hundreds of thousands of people around the world – has sadly passed away.

A long-serving public servant specialised in justice and autism charity supporter has announced her intention to stand for election in the parish of St. Brelade.

Reform Jersey's 10 members will vote to oust the Chief Minister tomorrow, the party has confirmed – citing the ultimatum to teachers last week as the "final straw".

A local finance firm has revealed that it is supporting the Jersey Reds "during their time of need" – while the Government is facing pressure from a former Economic Development Minister to step in to

A local cider-maker has thanked islanders for their support after receiving the go-ahead for her seasonal restaurant to reopen following a period of closure due to a neighbourly complaint.

As Ministers prepare their roadmap for Jersey’s economic recovery after the virus crisis, it’s easy to get lost in the jargon - but, for one business guru, the answer is far more simple than all that.

In celebration of the Coronation of King Charles III, Express takes a look back at his past visits to the island...

A teenager with a rare bone disorder has praised the community policing team who gave him a prom night he would “never forget” after escorting him to the event.

In this article, a Health and Safety professional gives Express their perspective on the island's response to the covid-19 pandemic in 2020.

Jersey fishermen will once again be able to land their catch in the ports of Carteret, Dielette and Granville after the Council of La Manche lifted the ban imposed on Friday.

Amazon has launched a new smart speaker specially designed for Jersey - and, not to be outdone, Apple has done the same.

Three young women - all from the same year group at school - are gearing up to take the helm of major local players spanning tourism, retail and farming.

A literary champion, a karate instructor, a racing sailor, a committed first aider, and a top gardener from Jersey have been honoured by King Charles III in his first Birthday Honours List.

The Constable of St. John, who was elected last year after his predecessor was ordered to resign, is standing again next month.

19 women secured the role of Deputy in last night’s election, compared to 18 men.

A mum who was "shocked" to be quoted nearly £2,000-a-month to put her five-month-old daughter in full-time childcare has secured the backing of more than 1,500 islanders in her campaign to get

A nine-week-old puppy believed to have been taken from a parked vehicle in Trinity has been found "safe and well" following a report by a member of the public - but Police investigations are

A cross-section of islanders will be invited to meet King Charles III and Queen Camilla at a tea party in Liberation Square this month during the royal couple's visit to Jersey.

One of the rarest birds in the world has seen six pigeon chicks hatch in a sanctuary in Mauritius - thanks to a breeding season a Jersey conversation charity described as "the most successful season

A Government social media post encouraging islanders to take on a 'no-fly' challenge to cut their carbon emissions got the wrong kind of attention yesterday for its spectacularly bad timing.

An 11-year-old who recently raised enough money to install a defibrillator in his home estate through doing chores and selling apples says it's now his "dream" for all estates to have their own.

Jersey's Infrastructure Minister says he would like to grow the number of disabled parking spaces in "prominent" locations in town – and introduce heavier penalties for islanders who use them

Kristina Moore has become Jersey's first Chief Minister to be ousted from the island's top political job... Who voted how? And what happens next?

Today's Royal visit might have been wet, wet, wet, but King Charles III and Queen Camilla had the warmest of welcomes extended to them as they arrived in the island today – and His Majesty returned

A Hautlieu student and aspiring radio host has become a Twitter sensation after her email to a popular Canadian journalist went viral.

A Jersey woman has made history, becoming the first ever woman appointed to the rank of Admiral in the Royal Navy.

A 48-year-old Jersey woman officially took command of 40,000 regular and reservist sailors, and the Royal Marines, as the Royal Navy's first female admiral yesterday, breaking a centuries-old "glass

The Government has agreed to pursue a strategy of elimination - of criticism.

Summer of '69 legend Bryan Adams has run to praise Jersey politicians for publicly condemning a Faroese tradition which sees thousands of sea mammals slaughtered every year.

From being arrested age 20 to becoming the infectious diseases expert leading Jersey's pandemic response, Express got to know the man behind the science.

A former States Member of more than a decade has been appointed CEO of Jersey Action Against Rape.

From population size to house prices, unemployment, the health of our economy and whether the cost of your shopping is rising or falling…

A journalist born in Gaza has called for “twinning projects” between Jersey and Palestine – ahead of a key vote on whether the island will join international voices in supporting a ceasefire in the

Jersey Archive’s 30th anniversary has been made even sweeter, after the organisation beat off competition from across the British Isles to be crowned the top record keeping service.

The daughter of a 51-year-old whose sudden disappearance sparked a major search earlier this year said her family has been "immensely touched" by the generosity of islanders, after her fundraiser for

Famed for its beaches, deep-blue seas and soaring rates of Covid, Jersey is to be the setting of a brand new reality TV series.

The head of one of the island's largest retailers has hit back at the Chief Minister over a claim that supermarkets wouldn't necessarily cut the cost of period products if her Government removed the

A Reform Jersey Deputy is making a push to get GST scrapped from food by the start of 2024.

A popular pizzeria is finally set to open from its old home next week, three years after it was destroyed by a fire.

Islanders taking a trip down to Plemont this Easter may be in for a surprise.

The Infrastructure Minister has resigned and officially lodged a vote of no confidence in the Chief Minister – accusing her of a "complete lack of integrity" and "woeful lack of leadership skill".

New artwork surrounding drains in town is urging islanders to bin their cigarette butts responsibly - or risk harming sea life.

A local cardiologist, and founder of a company which was recently recognised for a heart screening service, has shared his vision for free heart checks for all teenagers.

The Government is looking into issuing short-term visas to Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion who have family members in Jersey.

A former Hautlieu student says she is in “disbelief” after being awarded a University of Oxford scholarship to help her on her journey to secure her dream job as an embryologist.

A Jersey Advocate of more than 20 years has been appointed to the "ancient and distinguished" role of Judicial Greffier, becoming the first woman to hold the office.

Former coastal homeowners who were fined tens of thousands because their properties were deemed to have ‘encroached’ on the foreshore have finally been given their money back by Government after a

Jersey has beaten off competition from across Great Britain to be ranked a top luxury holiday destination thanks to its abundance of top hotels and spas.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a “kind” tree surgeon and “big Jersey character” who was known for being “full of fun” and “living life to the fullest”.

Eliminating poverty in Jersey by 2006 was a States strategic objective...what happened?

Jersey’s top civil servant has been made an OBE for 30 years’ service to local government in Northern Ireland – but the news nearly didn’t reach her.

Tricky little things, words. We have suddenly become quite comfortable talking about ‘bubbles', using the word to mean who we can, and can’t, meet.

Police have made several arrests in connection with a break-in at the Off The Rails restaurant in St. Brelade in the early hours of Monday.

Two paramedics convicted of failing to provide “reasonable care” to a patient who later died said they are "staggered by the generosity and support" of islanders who have raised over £35,000 in

A local cancer charity has launched a new initiative which will see several suncream stations placed along Jersey’s coast to encourage islanders to protect themselves against the sun.

Politicians have voted in favour of setting up an assisted dying service in Jersey for islanders with terminal illnesses and neurodegenerative diseases, following a landmark vote in the States

Tributes have been paid to a surfer and musician, whose life-changing car accident saw thousands of islanders come together to raise money to bring him home from a specialist facility in the UK, after

Jersey’s broadband speeds are the second highest in the world, according to new analysis – while Guernsey’s are a long way behind at 48th in the global list

More than 150 people are in hotels, three schools are closed, the Alcohol and Drug Service premises has been forced to shut and several key roads remain impassable due to Storm Ciaran – follow for

The Home Affairs Minister has agreed to make misogyny and misandry hate crimes as part of an upcoming law.

A Deputy is pushing to get the Government to negotiate the purchase of a development site in one of Jersey's "most iconic and popular bays" amid fears that public access to the area is being

Assistant Chief Minister Andy Jehan has quit government, citing "severe concerns" about the “indefensible misuse of taxpayers money” within Health in an explosive resignation letter.

A Jerseyman, who has booked a place with Dignitas in Switzerland to end his life, hopes that the island will see the value of allowing assisted dying.

The owners of more than 50 cafés, restaurants and bars have banded together in an unprecedented display of anger towards the Council of Ministers over the level of support offered to their industry.

Jersey’ voter turnout is lower than any country in the OECD, according to a report by a newly formed thinktank.

A tortoise sculpture gifted to the Princess Royal will take up permanent residence at her gardens in Gatcombe Park once the summer trail is over, it has been revealed.

Popular broadcaster and former children’s laureate Michael Rosen has been announced as the first headliner for the ninth Jersey Festival of Words.

It’s so often the case that the way you deal with a problem is more important than the problem itself.

Jersey was poorly prepared for the pandemic, and the Government must open up about its mistakes and urgently update its crisis protocols to ensure it is “match-fit” for the next disaster, a security

A backbench politician is pushing for recruitment freeze within the Public Health team and demanded the government produce a full business case to justify a nine-fold increase in employees within five

A 100-year-old Jerseyman was “overwhelmed” to learn he had been awarded ‘School Cricketer of the Year 1939’ by one of the most esteemed cricket publications in the UK.

A local Twitter personality and self-confessed "Jersey Covid App sceptic" has shared her thoughts on the island's new contact tracing app ahead of its official release tomorrow.

A new café aimed at providing job opportunities and workplace training to individuals who have experienced abuse and former prisoners seeking to reintegrate into society is due to open in town later

A ferry company looking to snatch the contract with Condor has revealed plans for a hybrid-electric ferry intended to be used in the Channel Islands if it wins the tender.

Whisper it quietly, but this week we might see a plan for getting Jersey out of lockdown.

Portelet Bay is to have its own self-guided snorkel trail for people to discover its features and marine life.

A new charity initiative aimed at promoting friendship and combatting loneliness in older people has been set up in partnership with Age Concern.

Beatriz Porée has made history as Jersey's first ever Deputy of colour.

An ancient footpath which links Sandybrook to the top of Les Grupieaux, near Wheatlands Golf Course, has reopened – offering a new leafy route through a quiet quarter of St Peter.

A young Jersey actress is swapping the island's shore for the Shire after being cast in Amazon’s new Lord of the Rings TV series.

And so this week a new term began at Hogwarts with a new crop of fresh-faced students walking the corridors with more-established returners.

Islanders are stiffly resisting new attempts to stop parking on slipways - because it could end a long tradition of feeling smug watching someone else’s car getting swamped by the high tide.