
Giving a voice to consumers in Jersey since 1995
We’re here to stand up for consumers.
We shine a light on issues, call out what’s not right, and give Islanders clear, up-to-date information so they can make smart choices.
2025 in numbers
Last year was one of our busiest yet:
- 16,000+ prices compared
- 560+ consumer issues investigated
- 200+ media appearances
Latest News
Keep up to date with the latest from the Jersey Consumer Council
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Why Are Oil Prices in Jersey Higher Than the UK?A number of islanders have recently asked us why heating oil prices in Jersey are higher than those in the UK and why local prices are not falling at the same rate as the UK.
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12 free things to do with the kids in Jersey this summerWe’re heading towards the summer holidays and with six weeks to fill you might be looking for ways to keep the children entertained during the summer holidays without spending a fortune. Jersey is packed with free adventures, from beaches and parks to castles, woods and rock pools.
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JT issue a service update: customers struggling to scroll on social mediaHave you been experiencing issues downloading images and videos especially in social media sites?
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Credit card data sharing: your questions answeredFollowing years of campaigning by the Jersey Consumer Council, Jersey residents will soon have ‘more choice and greater access to’ credit cards. From 30 July, the Government of Jersey has confirmed that credit reference agencies such as Experian and Equifax will now be able to securely access Jersey residents' data through new data-sharing arrangements.
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Fire up the barbecue this summer – and compare prices before you shopSummer is the perfect time to enjoy outdoor dining with family and friends. Whether you're planning a garden gathering, or taking a disposable barbecue down to the beach, a little planning can help you save money.
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‘More choice and greater access to credit cards’ on the wayFollowing years of campaigning by the Jersey Consumer Council, Jersey residents will soon have ‘more choice and greater access to’ credit cards. From 30 July, the Government will be securely sharing Islanders’ personal data with UK credit reference agencies, unless people decide to opt out.