Jersey Evening Post

04/08/2025

A family-owned food truck on the north coast has raised concerns about the growing pressures facing small hospitality businesses – after saying it will be forced to close during one of its busiest days due to road closures planned as part of a motoring event.

A FAMILY-OWNED food truck on the north coast has raised concerns about the growing pressures facing small hospitality businesses – after saying it will be forced to close during one of its busiest days due to road closures planned as part of a motoring event. Chris and Kimberley Le Sueur, who run ...

04/08/2025

ISLANDERS are being invited to take part in a pink-themed fundraising run this September in memory of a “bubbly”, Peppa Pig-loving three-year-old

ISLANDERS are being invited to take part in a pink-themed fundraising run this September in memory of a “bubbly”, Peppa Pig-loving three-year-old. Emily Scarlett Guerreiro Freitas, who lived with epilepsy, cerebral palsy and other complex conditions, died in June 2021. Though she was tube-fed an...

04/08/2025

'Jersey, Jersey, Jersey Bean/Best place I have ever been' - an Icelandic songwriter's heartfelt tribute to the people of Jersey

A SONGWRITER from Iceland has written a song paying tribute to the people of Jersey.Titled “Jersey Bean”, the four-minute track is currently available on Spotify and is the work of Gudny Maria Arnthorsdottir, or Maria as she is known to her friends in the Island.Discussing the origins of the son...

04/08/2025

IF you’ve never heard of Rhona’s, you’ve really missed out.

Rhona’s at the Beach, found adjacent to the sea wall on Gorey Coast Road, is a beach café that many would give legendary status. 2025 marks its 20th birthday.

The JEP caught up with the woman herself:

IF you’ve never heard of Rhona’s, you’ve really missed out. Rhona’s at the Beach, found adjacent to the sea wall on Gorey Coast Road, is a beach café that many would give legendary status. 2025 marks its 20th birthday. Opened by Rhona Hewitt in 2005, Rhona’s has been operating day-in, day...

04/08/2025

THERE's just one week left to nominate a community hero...

04/08/2025

ST Brelade's Bay, the cliffs of Grève de Lecq and the paths around St Aubin play a starring role in a series of new children's picture books showcasing Jersey's natural beauty.

ST Brelade’s Bay, the cliffs of Grève de Lecq and the paths around St Aubin play a starring role in a series of new children’s picture books showcasing Jersey’s natural beauty. Aimed at children aged between two and six, the books – published by author and early years specialist Penelope Wi...

04/08/2025

HIGH shipping and labour costs are threatening the viability of the Island’s commercial daffodil crop, according to a grower of the bright, yellow flower

04/08/2025

After years of family fun, giant slides, tractor rides and corn-maze adventures, there is less than four weeks until the aMaizin! Adventure Park closes its gates for good.

As one of the few remaining family attractions, what other activities does Jersey need? Let us know and why in the comments👇

04/08/2025

⏰ Last Chance to Nominate! ⏰

Nominations for the 2025 Pride of Jersey Awards close at 9:00 AM on Monday, 11 August 2025 – don’t miss your chance to recognise someone truly extraordinary in our community!

👉 Submit your nomination now: https://prideofjersey.com/nominate/

A huge thank you to our headline sponsors, DFDS Jersey and Jersey Post, for their continued support.

04/08/2025

WHAT'S the plan for the Island’s ageing schools, roads, and public buildings – and why have so many projects been delayed or shelved in recent years?

https://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2025/08/04/news-focus-inside-the-governments-25-year-capital-investment-plan/

04/08/2025

Rathbones Old Victorians all but wrote their name on the Channel Island League trophy after Charlie Brennan and captain James Duckett led them to a thumping 129run victory over TENN Wanderers Irregulars at Elizabeth College Field.

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04/08/2025

REPLACING Highlands College, major upgrades to sporting facilities to support a bid to host the Island Games and thousands of new homes are part of an ambitious 25-year project to invest in Jersey's capital infrastructure.

REPLACING Highlands College, major upgrades to sporting facilities to support a bid to host the Island Games and thousands of new homes are part of an ambitious 25-year project to invest in Jersey’s capital infrastructure. The Government is seeking to end decades of under-investment in the Island....