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The first Jersey Consumer Fair took place on Friday, 19 and Saturday, 20 September 2025. It was organised by the Jersey Consumer Council to mark our 30th anniversary year and brought together representatives from around 20 local consumer-focused organisations.

It's now easier than ever for Islanders to get helpful consumer advice, thanks to a new AI assistant created by the Jersey Consumer Council.

Water bills will be rising next year by an average of almost £60 per household, as part of an ‘essential strategy’ by Jersey Water to safeguard current and future water supplies. The utility provider has set out its plans to address future water shortages and protect the Island’s water supply, in a new five-year strategy.

We asked visitors to the first Jerey Consumer Fair for their feedback and comments. Here's what some of them said.

When we started planning how to mark the Jersey Consumer Council’s 30th anniversary, we faced a choice. We could have done what many organisations do at such milestones: host a dinner, raise a glass, and look back fondly at our achievements.

At our Consumer Fair on 19 and 20 September, we found that several Islanders were worried about the new travel policies coming in from October for travellers to European countries. We've looked into this issue and here's what you need to know.