Jersey

British Crown Dependency in the English Channel and country in Europe

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June 2025 DFDS Seaways begins a trial weekly inter-island sailing service to Guernsey, running from June to August.
May 2025 Jersey finished third at the 2025 Women's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier Division Two in Rome, recording two wins from five matches.
May 28 2025 Jersey Bulls secured promotion to the Isthmian League South East Division by defeating Cobham 2-1 in the play-off final. Forward Lorne Bickley scored in the crucial match, and goalkeeper Euan Van De Vliet was named Man of the Match after saving all three penalties in the shootout.
2025 Jersey women's cricket team did not qualify for the India tournament and currently lacks women's ODI status
May 25 2025 Analise Merritt scored her highest individual score of 77 against Italy at Roma Cricket Ground, Rome.
2025 Beautiful Jersey was officially formalised as Jersey's local anthem.
May 2025 Karen Loderick was announced as a cast-member of The Real Housewives of London.
2025 Niall Husbands was appointed as the new Chair of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, succeeding Matthew Hatchwell.
April 2025 Jersey won the Cyprus WT20I Quadrangular Series, winning all six matches against hosts, Denmark, and the Isle of Man.
April 19 2025 Jersey Women's team won their match against Isle of Man (IOM) in T20I format.
April 19 2025 First match and win against Isle of Man in Twenty20 International format.
April 18 2025 Jersey Women achieved their highest team total of 214/4 against Denmark at Happy Valley Ground, Episkopi. They also won matches against Cyprus and Denmark in T20I formats.
April 18 2025 First Twenty20 International match and win against Cyprus
April 12 2025 Jersey Bulls F.C. recorded their highest attendance of 1,849 spectators during a match against Redhill.
April 2025 The party was renamed from Jersey Liberal Conservatives to Advance Jersey in preparation for the 2026 election.
2025 DFDS Seaways is set to take over existing Condor ferry services for a 15-year period, beginning in the spring.
2024 The church applied for planning permission to demolish its church hall and vicarage to construct a new community centre, citing high maintenance costs and lack of disability access.
2024 St. Clement wins the Jersey Football Combination Premiership championship.
2024 Grouville wins the Premiership championship.
2024 An expanded and updated gorilla complex is scheduled to be completed at Jersey Zoo.
2024 Jersey retained the WT20I Inter-Insular Cup for a third consecutive year, winning a one-off match at Grainville Cricket Ground by 104 runs.
2024 Jersey Bulls continue to play in the Premier Division South for the 2024-25 season.
2024 John Guzzwell passed away.
December 2024 Jersey won the inaugural T10 European Cricket Championship Challenger Division in Spain, defeating Germany by 15 runs in the final, and subsequently won a two-match WT20I series against Gibraltar by significant margins.
December 15 2024 Jersey Women secured wins against Gibraltar in T20I matches.
December 15 2024 First Twenty20 International match and win against Gibraltar
August 17 2024 Jersey Bulls F.C. recorded their lowest attendance of 499 at a match against Alton.
July 2024 Jersey cricket team went unbeaten throughout the 2024–25 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier tournament, ultimately defeating Norway in the final.
July 27 2024 Jersey Women's team won their first match against Germany.
July 27 2024 First win against Germany in Twenty20 International cricket
July 14 2024 Charlie Miles scored highest individual score of 68 against Guernsey in Twenty20 International match at Grainville Cricket Ground
July 10 2024 Jersey won their T20I match against Belgium.
July 9 2024 Jersey won their T20I match against Switzerland.
July 7 2024 Harrison Carlyon became the first Jersey player to score a century in a T20I, making 110 runs off 57 balls against Serbia during the 2024–25 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier at Bayer Uerdingen Cricket Ground in Krefeld, Germany.
May 2024 Jersey formally announces a pardon scheme to remove historical criminal records for gay sexual offences committed prior to 1990, similar to the UK's 'Alan Turing Law'.
April 14 2024 Jersey played T20I matches against Spain.
March 2024 Jersey Assembly unanimously passed legislation recognizing parentage for children of same-sex couples, meeting UN Convention on the Rights of the Child obligations.
January 8 2024 A measurable snowfall event occurred, with 3-5cm of snow falling, which was significantly more than forecasted.
2023 St. Peter wins the Jersey Football Combination Premiership championship.
2023 Jersey women's team wins the Muratti Cup, continuing their dominant run in the competition.
2023 Jersey wins both the Island Games and continues their successful Muratti Vase run.
2023 Jersey cricket team performed in the Europe Regional Final of the World T20 Qualifier, securing a 4th place finish.
2023 Construction of a new home for temporary resident animals was completed.
2023 Jersey Zoo opened the Tortoise Tunnel, a new temperature-controlled habitat specifically designed to house four Aldabra giant tortoises, providing them with a specialized living environment.
2023 Jersey Zoo reached its highest visitor number in four years, welcoming 209,474 visitors.
2023 Jersey Bulls F.C. repeated their impressive FA Vase performance by again reaching the 5th Round proper in the 2023-24 season.
2023 In the 2023-24 season, Jersey Bulls achieved 2nd place and entered the playoffs, but were eliminated by AFC Croydon Athletic.

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