Jersey News from Thursday, September 17th, 2026
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Jersey man makes app to show best beach conditions
With 30 bays, it's not always easy to know which beach in Jersey is best to head for.
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More reports of young people exploring derelict buildings
St Helier Honorary Police have written to parents via Jersey's secondary schools, following an increase in reports of young people exploring abandoned and derelict buildings.
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Haute Vallée installs security fencing after knife incident
New security fencing has been installed at Haute Vallée school, after a former pupil was recently found on a campus with a knife.
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Consultation opens on Assisted Dying standards
Islanders are being invited to give their thoughts on proposed standards for the Assisted Dying.
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Haut Du Mont trial: Safety Officer ‘would’ve stopped the job’ if told truth about test
The Safety and Compliance Officer at Island Energy on the night of the fatal Haut du Mont explosion in December 2022 says if he'd known a leak test hadn’t been carried out before reintroducing gas to the network, he ‘would have stopped the job.’
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Health authorities to consider 'cot cams' recommendation
A call for video monitoring of babies in neonatal cots and incubators will be considered by both Jersey and Guernsey's health authorities.
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Warning issued over smart glasses use
People who use smart glasses are being urged to act responsibly and consider the impact on other people's privacy.
