2011 news

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