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Sailing vessel towed to safety after fuel problems
A 15-metre sailing vessel was towed back to St Helier Harbour after experiencing fuel problems and being unable to make it safely into port. The Jersey Lifeboat Association was called at 5.11pm on Sunday 6 September, with the crew of its inshore lifeboat Albert Pinel launching just 17 minutes later. The yacht had managed to…
Read More >New court support service launches to bridge gap between lawyers and going it alone
A new business offering lower-cost support to Islanders navigating the court system has launched in Jersey, aiming to bridge the gap between hiring a lawyer and representing yourself. Launched by Emma Vautier on Thursday, Support for Court will aim to…
Read More >Can you give Lottie a roof? Young skateboarder searches for winter training home
An 11-year-old Jersey skateboarder with dreams of one day representing Great Britain is searching for an unlikely training venue this winter… and an empty warehouse, barn or commercial unit could do the trick. Lottie Rosser regularly travels to the UK for specialist coaching and Skateboard GB competitions, but her family says Jersey’s weather and lack…
Read More >Short films showing “complicated relationship” between humans and nature to screen at farming festival
A local film festival is partnering with this weekend’s upcoming farming festival to show short films about agriculture, nature and the countryside. The 13th Parish Film Festival has agreed to takeover…
READ MORE >WATCH: Hair “sabotage”, a snapped gold chain and a sweaty “shoey”… Supertri 2026’s wildest moments
A helmet tangled in a plait, an Olympic champion’s gold chain snapping at the worst possible moment, multiple crashes… and one athlete leaving rather more of himself around the course than he might have intended… Supertri’s return to Jersey delivered…
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Fundraiser launched to support 15-year-old through cancer treatment
A fundraiser has been launched to support a 15-year-old Islander facing repeated trips between Jersey and Southampton for treatment for a rare and aggressive cancer. Kayden Ozouf is receiving treatment for monophasic synovial sarcoma at Southampton Hospital, with chemotherapy and…
READ MORE >Jersey talent sought to bring local folk-horror film to life
A locally inspired folk-horror film is searching for Jersey-based talent, volunteers and sponsors to help its creators bring the project to the big screen. Bread, written and directed by local filmmaker Andy Lowe, is set in 1897 and follows two…
READ MORE >GALLERY: New store offers Portuguese community a “taste of home”
Popular Portuguese food store Atlântico has moved from Bath Street to a new home on La Motte Street. The business, which took over from Alfonso’s two years ago, is owned by…
READ MORE >Co-op wins appeal against £3.5m payout to former CEO
The Channel Islands Co-op has won its appeal against a £3.5 million damages award to its former CEO Colin MacLeod – despite failing to overturn damning findings that he was subjected…
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