2011 news

The registered unemployment report for November 2011 has been released

Minister for Economic Development issues statement on Low Value Consignment Relief (LVCR)

European Union approves corporate tax regime

Young patients and clients are given a donation of 400 soft toys

Minister approves application for St Helier office development

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service issues safety advice for Islanders

General Sir John McColl and Lady McColl will visit wards to meet patients and staff on a seasonal visit to the General Hospital

Census information on place of birth, ethnicity, length of residency and marital status has been published

Overhaul of the Marina due to be completed in April 2012

Jersey Economic Trends 2011 booklet published

From 1 January 2012, pet owners will be able to travel 21 days after their pet has been microchipped and vaccinated against rabies

New network would offer businesses and individuals in Jersey broadband speeds of 1 gigabit.

Repairs costing £300,000 could be carried out in 2012

Annual conference to be held at St Paul's Centre

There will be roadworks near Jersey Airport between January and May 2012

£60,000 resurfacing project to be completed by Christmas

Islanders reminded to check the rules before they travel

Retail sales figures released for quarter 3 2011

An aviation security regulator has been jointly appointed by the governments of Jersey and Guernsey

Current deputy head will take over as headteacher from January 2012

Changes include an 8-week target for smaller domestic applications and new technology allowing the public to view plans and comment online

Open sessions at Health and Social Services attract more than 30 potential applicants

Employers reminded that contributions for staff earning more than £45,336 per year will increase in January 2012

Applications are open for grants for rural and maritime businesses in the Island

Employment Forum consults on employee representation in disciplinary and grievance hearings

Jingle Boules event to celebrate the opening of petanque terrains at the Millennium Town Park

Parents reminded to contact their primary school if their child is due to start school next year

Chief Minister announces names of 14 Assistant Ministers

The Chief Minister Senator Ian Gorst has responded to the announcement of record unemployment

The registered unemployment report for October 2011 has been released

Improved States Assembly and Scrutiny websites to offer faster and easier access to information

The States have elected the members who will lead Jersey's departments and Scrutiny panels

Framework to benefit children and young people in Jersey is launched by the Children's Policy Group following the United Nations' Universal Children's Day

House Price Index report released for quarter 3 2011

States Fire and Rescue Service rescue pony from swimming pool

States appoint Senator Ian Gorst as Chief Minister designate

The States will vote for the new Chief Minister on Monday

Top civil servant to pay an official visit to Jersey

Open sessions will explain how nurses can get back into the profession

Volunteers and emergency services to take part in emergency exercise

States approve 2012 Budget

Survey aims to find out what happens to Jersey graduates after they finish university

Economic Development Minister disappointed at ending of Low Value Consignment Relief

Director of Information Services announces start of tender process

Tax information exchange agreement signed with India

States negotiate a new contract to manage IT network

Amendment to extend relief for first-time buyers

Treasury Minister updates States Members on Police Headquarters

Islanders trained in safe pesticide use

New computer system to manage breast screening

Findings of Peer Group review welcomed

Family fun on the programme for park's opening weekend

Work placement forges new links between departments in Jersey and Madeira

Treasury Minister responds to independent report on Jersey's fiscal policy

The Registered Unemployment report for September 2011 has been released

Retail Prices Index (RPI) figures for September 2011 released

Deputy Bailiff will officially re-open new look shop and cafe run by volunteers

Gas leak scenario to test response arrangements

A new shop will open at Jersey Airport next week

The latest Business Tendency Survey has been published

Agreement reached for affordable housing at Mont a l'Abbe development

Haute Vallée students have raised thousands of pounds for charities including the Special Care Baby Unit and Autism Jersey

Date announced for opening of town park

Islanders invited to think about their happiness and increase their wellbeing during World Mental Health Awareness Week

Royal Navy will attend next year's boat show event

Jersey Fishermen's Association launches new career course

European radar conference held in St Helier

1,876 vehicles stopped in road checks in St Lawrence and Trinity

Annual meeting of UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum held in Jersey

Warning that substances ordered on the internet could be illegal

A training exercise is being held in St Helier to enable the Island to cope in the aftermath of a major incident

Tenders received for scrap metal recycling

Advisory panel invites applications for grants to support and stimulate tourism industry

Jersey relations with UK Ministers strengthened at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.

Le Rocquier head teacher to leave at the end of the month

Economic Development Minster's comments on Guernsey's proposed Fisheries Management Agreement

Labour market report for June 2011 published

Take your electric blankets to the Western Fire Station for free testing on 19 and 20 October

Senator Cohen addresses Conservative conference delegates in Manchester

Jersey's Recycling Team is taking a closer look at what Islanders throw away

New contract for printing equipment saves £240,000 per year

Contract approved for repair and stabilisation of rock face at Greve de Lecq

Janvrin headteacher to retire after a decade in the post

The Island's first 1-day event devoted to e-safety and e-learning takes place next week

Second meeting of political steering group that was formed to oversee delivery of a new Police headquarters

Ministers represent Jersey at Conservative Party Conference

More than 90 delegates from small communities in attendance

3-month public consultation on future of Jersey’s education system is extended

Jersey continues to rise in important global rankings

The registered unemployment report for August has been released by the Statistics Unit

Crews called to furze fire on La Pulente headland

Treasury Minister responds to Scrutiny report on Lime Grove House

Jersey Cancer Relief provided funds to extend HPV vaccine programme

2012 Budget includes proposals that will provide tax relief to households, with particular focus on supporting families

Minister responds to statement regarding the publication of exam results

All schools to receive book of stories of Islanders evacuated in ships that left for England days before start of German Occupation

Retail sales figures for Quarter 2 2011

Senator Ozouf in meetings to strengthen Jersey's links with the UK

Transport and Technical Services (TTS) are asking us to change our travel habits on Thursday 22 September

Warning for candidates and helpers to keep within election advertising guidelines

Current Acting Medical Officer of Health, Dr Susan Turnbull, is appointed to the role on a permanent basis

Minister confirms bus routes and timetables that will operate from 2 October

Transport and Technical Services is going out to tender for the management or service only operation of metals recycling

Political steering group formed to oversee delivery of a new police headquarters meets for first time

Chief Minister issues statement regarding recruitment and retention of nurses

Senator Ozouf to represent Jersey at party conference in Birmingham

Chief Minister’s Department launches debt relief consultation

Comptroller of Taxes sends £4 million in retention tax for the year 2010

Code Group acceptance of Jersey's zero-ten tax regime

The draft Annual Business Plan sets out the main aims of each States department and how they plan to spend their allocated funds.

7,000 women not taking up screening which helps prevent cervical cancer

Organisers of world's most famous yachting challenge choose Jersey as Port of Registry

Bad weather in and around the Channel Islands causes disruption for passengers

Recruitment drive for lunchtime supervisors for States primary and secondary schools

States tugboat now undergoing repairs and expected to be back in the Island next week

Commercial Buildings road resurfacing works complete on time and on budget

Assistant Chief Minister, UK and International Relations, in Westminster to meet MPs and attend IMAN Foundation event

Lead researchers and clinicians in the field of autism to speak at major conference in Jersey

Free sessions to encourage Islanders to get back into cycling

New legislation to govern the employment of children in the Island

(Survey closed) Careers Jersey is carrying out research into experiences of Jersey graduates after higher education

States tugboat The Duke of Normandy suffers damage to its hull

Young jobseekers to receive incentives for attending work-related training programmes and unpaid placements

There's just 3 days left to register to vote in the 2011 States of Jersey elections

The Minister for Health and Social Services issues statement

Transport and Technical Services has finished building a new bus lay-by on Wellington Road.

States set to meet energy savings targets for 2011

Islanders advised to check pain relief tablets

States to continue contracts with Charles Le Quesne at Grainville School and Clos Gosset

Minister for Treasury and Resources proposes amendment to Annual Business Plan 2012

School bus service scheduled to start on 6 September

2 young Islanders to attend fourth Commonwealth Youth Parliament

New evening and Sunday buses in revised timetables

Minister for Economic Development publishes draft Economic Growth Strategy

Jersey students have received their GCSE results

Minister for Health and Social Services issues statement following the death of Marta Dominika De La Haye (nee Klonowska)

The registered unemployment report for July 2011 has been released by the Statistics Unit

The Minister for Social Security has released details of increases in benefit rates from October 2011

Average earnings increase by 2.5% over the 12 months to June 2011

Director of Jersey’s Department for Education, Sport and Culture issues statement following St Helier deaths

Education department to agree fees with individual universities

Minister for Treasury and Resources issues statement about Lime Grove House

Department of the Environment’s Natural Environment Team publish their annual report for 2010

Value Jersey generates cost cutting debates

Jersey Child Protection Committee - Annual Report of the Independent Chair

First meeting of Channel Islands Air Traffic Control and General Aviation Working Group described as ‘great success’

Jersey students have received their A Level results

Jersey Coastguard has launched a new 'one stop’ website for anyone interested in the Island's coast

2 world-class cruise ships are to visit Jersey over the coming days

A child had to be rescued at Greve de Lecq on Wednesday (17 August)

Car parking charges at Jersey Airport will increase from the beginning of September

Islanders being urged to give their views on Jersey’s education system

Work is due to start at Jersey Airport this week in preparation for the removal of the top 2 floors of the arrivals building

Health and Social Services have set up a helpline following the deaths of 6 people on Sunday

Officers from the Department of the Environment sign agreement that will ensure Jersey’s cooperation with China for many years

Students await their A Level and GCSE results

Jersey's Chief Minister has issued a statement in response to the death of 6 people in St Helier

1 of the 6 victims of knife attack now identified as another child

A 6th victim dies in knife attack incident in St Helier

States of Jersey Police launch a murder investigation following a knife attack in St Helier

Man suffers burns after a chip pan is left unattended

Women urged to be screened for cervical cancer following soap storyline

Conservative MP Daniel Kawczynski on official visit to the Island next week

States officials to speak at international agriculture conference in China

Hautlieu School is to be twinned with a secondary school in Beijing

The Health and Safety Inspectorate Annual report for 2010 has been published

Roadshow moves to St Lawrence after successful events in St Clement and St Martin. This is the last chance for Islanders to have their say on the Green Paper

Following a competitive recruitment process, a new Human Resources Director has been appointed for the States

Kerbs along Victoria Avenue are having to be cleaned after a UK wide issue which occured during casting

In a public consultation, businesses are being asked for their views on the International Services Entities (ISE) regime

Proposals for the creation of a single Data Protection Commissioner responsible for Jersey and Guernsey

2 youth workers supported by Jersey Youth Service have successfully completed a youth work degree

MP Chris Bryant has concluded a 2 day visit to the Island, having met with the Chief Minister, the Economic Development Minister and leading financial services representatives

Ministers hold productive meeting with Prime Minister of Malta

Exhibition about Jersey's adopting and fostering families on display until 22 August

Passengers arriving at Jersey Airport are being given a sneak preview of what's in store at this year's Battle of Flowers parade

The Youth Enquiry Service - known as YES - has relaunched its website

New £100 note to mark Her Majesty the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012.

Campaign launched to increase public awareness about pollution

The head of Careers Jersey is urging young people leaving education this summer to seek careers advice as soon as they can

Emergency crews called to 2 car collision on St Aubin's Inner Road

Crews called to a fire on Mont Cochon on Friday afternoon (29 July)

Further expansion of the Energy Efficiency Service home insulation scheme

Jersey has signed a tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) with the Argentine Republic

More than half the ticket sales for events at the Fort are now booked using the internet

Final chance for Islanders to ask questions about the future of Health and Social Services at a public meeting at St Paul’s Centre

Latest statistics show an increase of 5% in the number of vergées currently under production for early Jersey Royal potatoes

A man has suffered burns to his hands, arms and legs after a fire in a flat on St Saviour's Road

In 2009/10 average total household expenditure in Jersey was £724 per week

Transport and Technical Services (TTS) has created another section of cycle path for Islanders.

Assistant Chief Minister, UK and International Relations, Senator Freddie Cohen and Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf will depart on a 4-day trip to Malta on 31 July

20 teenagers who have trained to help other young people have successfully completed the Young Worker Programme

The registered unemployment report for June 2011 has been released by the Statistics Unit

Essential work to improve the South Pier mud moorings in the old French Harbour is now complete

Transport and Technical Services believe a recent audit by the Comptroller and Auditor General on the current bus contract will be useful for the new bus contract tendering process

Changes to Jersey's income tax laws adopted by the States

The results of the latest Jersey Retail Prices Index (RPI) report correspond with the independent Economics Unit’s published forecast for 2011

Annual RPI increase of 4.5%

2 vehicles involved in road traffic collision on La Mont de la Mare, St Catherine

The States Assembly increase Social Security contributions for employers of higher earners

2010 utility accounts published

The first group of Hautlieu students to study for the International Baccalaureate Diploma are celebrating world class results

Education, Sport and Culture officers have negotiated a reduction in university tuition fees for the next academic year

The Treasury Minister announces the launch of Value Jersey which aims to engage Islanders in identifying savings

A fire broke out in a bedsit in the Cheapside area after a cooker had been left unattended

Fiscal Policy Panel publishes fourth annual report on the finances of the States

Jersey welcomes changes to the US "Stop tax haven abuse" bill proposed by Senator Carl Levin

Young men in Jersey are being encouraged to use condoms in the ‘Protect and Respect’ campaign

Increase in court fees proposed

The parishes of St Helier and Grouville will be representing Jersey in the national finals of Britain in Bloom next year

Warning regarding possible dangers of dementia drugs available online

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service were called to help a 5 year old girl who had trapped her leg when playing in a community playground in St Saviour

Islanders are being asked for their views on education

2 Jersey primary schools have achieved Healthy Schools status and they will receive their awards from 2 former pupils who are Island Games medallists.

The Assistant Chief Minister, UK and International Relations, has signed a tax information exchange agreement with South Africa

Jersey's Assistant Chief Minister, UK and International Relations, has signed a tax information exchange agreement with the Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the United Kingdom

The latest Business Tendency Survey, which gauges the opinions of local businesses on current and future business activity, employment levels and the economy as a whole, has been published

The Social Security Department's “Benefit Thieves – Let’s Stop Them” campaign has led to more than 250 responses from members of the public

Transport and Technical Services to offer 6 new apprenticeships

Islanders are being asked to be patient following a temporary move of the Household Recycling Centre.

The Fire Service were called out over the weekend after a fire broke out in the upstairs bedroom of a property in St Saviour.

Luxembourg’s Ambassador is to visit the Island to explore strengthening diplomatic, business and cultural ties.

7 parishes are taking part in the Jersey Parish in Bloom competition.

Jersey is one of the vice-chairs of the Global Forum Peer Review Group and has hosted a seminar aimed to increase the number of assessors

Meeting to discuss the future of Jersey's health and social care

The States has agreed a 3 year extension of the Food Costs Bonus scheme.

Senator Freddie Cohen will sign a tax agreement with the Czech Republic in London next week

Chief Fire Officer Mark James is to remain in his current role on a permanent basis.

Labour politician and member of the House of Lords will meet with ministers and prominent members of the Island’s sporting community.

International addiction expert to speak on the dangers of internet overuse

9 new bus shelters to be installed at some of the Island's busiest bus stops

Airport radar to be relocated as part of major replacement programme.

Youngsters encouraged to register for Circus Stars the 2011 Summer Reading Challenge

Chip pan likely cause of fire that caused considerable smoke damage to flat

Pharmacy Locale to take over contract on 18 July 2011

Long-serving officer promoted to one of the police force's most senior posts

New police building is the first step in a States office space rationalisation programme

Team of Jersey physiotherapists address World Physical Therapy Congress on their work

Treasury Minister allocates £3.25 million for work on Pomme D’Or Farm estate

European Union rules on pet travel to be adopted on 1 January 2012

Minister responds to customer requests for more summer bus services

States approve Island Plan to cover the period from 2011 to 2021.

Rapide Pass system introduced as a result of customer feedback

Primary school children to learn how identify goals and future aspirations at a 1 day student learning conference.

Updated guidance on the safe use of woodworking machinery

Emergency evacuation plans to be discussed with key stakeholders at La Collette

The Director of the Channel Islands Brussels' office will join Jersey's Chief Minister in meetings to secure stronger engagment between the Island and the European Union.

Change of supplier will not mean price rise this year for 400 scheme users

New rules have been introduced for private aircraft coming into Jersey airspace

Infection can be controlled by not visiting the hospital unless necessary

The registered unemployment report for May 2011 has been released by the Statistics Unit

People in Jersey with lung disease are being offered support through a new self-help group.

Fire and Rescue Service commissions new tool to fight wildfires

The Eco-Active Sustainable Schools Awards will be presented on Thursday the 23 June

Minister releases details of a new policy in the Island Plan to assist in the provision of affordable housing

Jersey Coastguard is urging canoe and kayak owners to have permanent ID marked on their vessels

Loans could go up if a financial backer is found

Public meetings will be held until consultation about the future of health and social care ends on 19 August

Employment Forum asks Islanders for their views

870 vehicles pass through road check in St Mary

A statement from Senator Freddie Cohen, Minister for Planning and Environment

Economics Unit publishes inflation forecast

Fiscal stimulus funds have been allocated for skills and training programmes

Students support Green Travel Day by walking and cycling to school

St Clement community support team and Ambulance Service join forces to offer Islanders an insight into Jersey's voluntary sector

Land in the countryside won't need to be re-zoned under affordable housing plans

States delegation visits Brittany as part of ongoing engagement with the French department of Ille et Vilaine

Statistics Unit pleased with response to the Jersey census

Jersey graduates are invited to take part in a survey that looks into where they are now

The Jersey dairy herd has been the focus of talks in China between States Ministers and senior Chinese agriculture experts.

Transport and Technical Services to undertake 3 main resurfacing works in 2011

Participants at the reading group will be invited to discuss books they have read with a seaside theme.

Hautlieu School stage annual photographic exhibition at Jersey Airport for the second year

Barley, the new drug detector Labrador, has been involved in 3 drug seizures since he started in May.

Jersey Telecom has signed an agreement in Beijing to work together with UTStarcom on the research, testing and devlopment of new telecommunications products

Senator Freddie Cohen has made a formal agreement with the Chinese government to twin a Chinese secondary school with Hautlieu

Airport and Harbour invite expressions of interest

The Chief Minister began his official trip to China today (10 June), where he will be joined by Assistant Chief Minister, Senator Freddie Cohen

The Children (Regulation of Employment) (Jersey) Order 201- is to be publicised between June to October

Multi-agency group set up to explore link between language and communication skills and young offenders

Commercial operators will be transporting all bulky waste to a new facility at La Collette from 14 June 2011

Doug Bannister is the new Jersey Harbour and Airport Group Chief Executive Officer

The Chief Minister and Assistant Chief Minister were in London today to meet with the Chinese Amabassador to Britain

Firefighters called to unattended bonfire blaze

100 delegates will attend to learn about latest research

Changes in the tax law are proposed for wealthy residents

Retail sales figures for Quarter 1 2011

Royal Court makes Confiscation Order of over £26.5 million

John Richardson to continue in role for another year

2% increase for employer Social Security contributions

States accounts detail how taxpayers' money has been spent

Tests offered as part of World Heart Rhythm Week by British Heart Foundation cardiac specialist nurses

Treasury Minister proposes medium term financial planning

Senator Terry Le Sueur attends the Assemblée Nationale and the Sénat during a 2 day visit to Paris

Team from Transport and Technical Services will abseil down the lighthouse to repaint it

Early morning road check in St Saviour uncovers defective vehicles

Islanders asked to contribute to a public consultation about Jersey’s health and social care

GST to increase from 3% to 5%

John Whittingdale, chairman of the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, will visit the Island next week

Ministers meet senior commercial and political figures at business breakfast in London

Survey finds improvement in young people's health related behaviour

Senators Maclean and Cohen visit commemorative plaque of Albert Bedane

Fire Service reaches finals of national awards

Agreement reached at conference

Driver caught with mobile phone in St Clement road check

Senator Alan Maclean and Senator Freddie Cohen meet Israeli government officials on second day of their 3 day visit to Israel.

Jersey delegation attend 3 days of talks in Tel Aviv

Macmillan Jersey fund post for 3 years to allow specialist nurse to help patients and their families

Immunisation expert to speak at European swine flu vaccination conference on Jersey's unique success

Service for Jim Holland to be held at the Royal Jersey Show Ground at 3pm on Friday 3 June.

Minister amends summer bus timetable following public consultation

A new head teacher has been appointed at Haute Vallée school

High safety standards recognised at Jersey Harbours

House price index report released for quarter 1 2011

5 young people in the care of the Children's Service will live at the newly refurbished Brig-y-Don when it opens in June

Over 100 delegates from the Council of Deans of Health come to Jersey to discuss the challenges facing healthcare professionals

More families sought to adopt and foster children following success of 2010 campaign as National Fostering fortnight begins

Repeal of deemed distribution proposed

Trainees picked after recruitment process attracted over 170 applicants

Revised north of St Helier masterplan lodged for debate

St Martin's Public Hall is to host the first parish care event

Annual RPI increase of 3.1%

Treasury Ministers accepts majority of recommendations in Scrutiny report on Fiscal Strategy Review

Statement from Treasury Minister on income tax rate

Census office issues reminder to return census questionnaires

Thursday 7 April marks the 30th anniversary of the Jersey flag

Labour market report for December 2010 published

A Royal Wedding Jersey Charity Appeal is to be established on the occasion of the marriage of His Royal Highness Prince William and Miss Catherine Middleton.

Top boat manufacturers to attend this year's event

States commits to reducing energy and water consumption

If you've lost your prepaid envelope, you can send your questionnaire back without a stamp to: Census Office, Freepost 2011, JE1 1AF, Jersey.

People from Jersey will no longer have to pay for treatment if they fall ill while in the UK.

Jersey Boat Show 2011 takes place 30 April - 2 May 2011

Social Security Minister's response to release of Scrutiny Report on benefit levels

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Senator Philip Ozouf has issued the following statement about the States of Jersey Development Company

Sunday 27 March is Census Day

JBMS event on Saturday 26 March at Howard Davis Farm from 10.30am to 4pm

The Advance to Retail and Hospitality training scheme will run for 6 weeks

Economic Development Minister comments on changes announced to Low Value Consignment Relief

If you're expecting a baby or getting married before Sunday 27 March (census day), you may wish to wait until then to fill in your census questionnaire so that it reflects your actual circumstances on the day.

3 low water fishermen rescued at Greve d'Azette

British Heart Foundation provides £250,000 for local cardiac nurses

Specialist nurses who lead care for children across the British Isles come to Jersey for quarterly meeting

Nursing and Midwifery Council visits Jersey twice in March

New report published on Housing Development Fund

In the last census in 2001, 64% of people travelled to work by car.

You can report a benefit thief confidentially by freephone or online.

Treasury Minister and Assistant Chief Minister, UK and International Relations, to lead delegation to India and the United Arab Emirates

Senator Philip Ozouf responds to latest GST proposition

The census questionnaire should be completed on Sunday 27 March.

Home Affairs to work closely with other agencies

School to have award presented at their open day after achieving 'Healthy School' status

Fashion show being held to celebrate International Women's Day

No fines will be issued for those on holiday on census day who can't return the questionnaire straight away

Restructuring cuts costs and frees up officers

Help2Quit team help Islander stop smoking after 54 years

Improved service for women who want to stop smoking while pregnant will launch on No Smoking Day

Enumerators will deliver leaflets to every residential address.

Proposition to recommend the appointment of States of Jersey Development Company board members

Jersey's chief nurse to speak to colleagues about challenges faced by nurses in non-UK jurisdictions

Ahead of 'National No Smoking Day' on 9 March, Jersey's Fire and Rescue are warning people in Jersey that cigarettes cause a third of British house fire fatalities.

Treasury Minister will propose that the States Assembly appoint existing chairman of the Olympic Park Legacy Company

Pubs and bars may be allowed to open until 1am during bank holiday weekend if the States Assembly approve

The States Chief Executive, Bill Ogley, is to leave his post later this year. Jersey’s Chief Minister, Senator Terry Le Sueur, and Mr Ogley have agreed to a mutual termination of employment which will take effect on 31 May 2011

Channel Islands represented at major European finance centres' meeting

Minister for Transport and Technical Services wants your views on the proposed new routes by 4 March 2010

More time to have your say on the Children and Young People’s Strategic Framework

House Price Index report published for quarter 4 2010

Nursery hours to match provision in the private and voluntary sectors

Council of Ministers announces Jersey is to retain Zero-ten

Dr Rosemary Geller to retire on medical grounds

High Level Working Party meets

Fire service staff build new mobile command unit

Booklet for Islanders available so people can find out more about health conditions

Service redesign allows hydrotherapy pool to be taken out of Comprehensive Spending Review proposals

Health Protection staff working with the parishes to raise awareness about nuisance dogs and barking

South east coast Ramsar management plan launched on World Wetlands Day

Chief Minister updates States Members on Strategic Plan

Independent consultants Verita find good progress made with their recommendations at the General Hospital

Annual RPI increase of 2.3%

'In principle' support is confirmed

'Catch it. Bin it. Kill it.' campaign relaunched to remind people of the need to practise good basic hygiene to stop the spread of flu.

Social Work Inspection Agency deliver presentations to staff and partner agencies

Business Activity Indicator declines marginally

Car park to close as work on town park starts