All government sport centres are now closed to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
They are:
* Fort Regent
* Les Quennevais Sports Centre
* Springfield Sports Centre
* Oakfield Sports Centre
* Langford Sports Centre
* Haute Vallee Swimming Pool.
Government-owned outside spaces and playing fields are still open, but users are encouraged to socially distance while enjoying them.
Civil Service recruitment freeze extended
The recruitment freeze in Jersey's civil service has been widened, lasting for longer and covering more roles.
DFDS brings in replacement ship for Portsmouth sailings
DFDS has brought in a replacement vessel on the Jersey-Portsmouth route, the Cote D'Albatre.
100 days until Orkney Island Games begin
Athletes from Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark will be among 2,000 heading to Orkney this July for the 2025 Island Games.
£200k padel facility coming to Les Ormes in May
Padel courts will open at Les Ormes this summer, part-funded by public money from government grants to boost economic growth.
Two islanders trapped in a lift rescued from sixth-floor fire on the Esplanade
Two islanders have been saved after being trapped in a lift during a sixth-floor office building fire at 37 Esplanade.
Rooftop bar, climbing wall and concert hall in £110m Fort Regent plans
Ambitious £110 million plans have been unveiled to transform Fort Regent into all-weather family leisure and entertainment venue by the end of 2028.
3m tall substation and bin store proposed for Gorey promenade
An almost three metre tall and 11 metre wide shed could be built along the promenade at Gorey to house an electrical substation and bin store.
European visitors now need permit for UK entry
European nationals now have to get an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) if they want to visit the UK or are travelling on to the Channel Islands via the UK.
