2012 news

Fire destroys roofs of 2 properties

Following recent statements by the Environment Minister, Transport and Technical Services (TTS) would like to clarify the position regarding the performance of the sewage treatment works at Bellozanne.

The current number of volunteers is thought to be the highest ever.

Skipper prosecuted for fishing in an area where his vessel was not authorised.

A range of industries will be represented at the first Jobs Fair of 2012.

Census information on employment and unemployment has been released.

Team calls for partnership to get job-seekers into work.

Leading software specialist applies for a gambling licence

The registered unemployment report for December 2011 has been released.

Retail Prices Index (RPI) figures for December 2011 are released.

Care Inspectorate publishes an independent report on services for Jersey's looked after children.

Parking charges to increase in line with inflation from 1 February.

Notice of adjustments taking place in February

New regulations bring Jersey into line with UK

Census information on households and dwellings has been published

Acting head teacher to lead Le Rocquier

Jersey residents encouraged to meet demand from German visitors.

Statement from the Education Minister Deputy Patrick Ryan

Potential applicants invited to information evening next week.

The latest Business Tendency Survey has been published

Jersey is sunnier and warmer than Eastbourne.

Speed limits to drop on several Island roads from 20 January

Work placement scheme doubled to meet Island demand

Busy Saturday morning for fire crew

Ministers define priorities for Jersey's future

Work on pavement on Victoria Avenue begins on 16 January

States partnership with JT offers new opportunities to job-seekers.

Chief Minister's first official overseas engagement

Businesses invited to apply for inclusion on updated list

Parents who want a place for their child in a States school nursery need to confirm their request by the end of this week.

Expert review concludes that there is no evidence to recommend that Poly Implant Prosthese (PIP) implants should be routinely removed

In line with the Sustainable Transport Policy, Transport and Technical Services (TTS) wants to increase the number of people commuting to work by bicycle. In order to support this, the Department is improving cycling routes.

Parents with Year 6 children at States primary schools are being urged to confirm secondary places as soon as possible.

A new medical Intensive Care Unit is to open within the General Hospital.

Statement from the Minister for Home Affairs in relation to the financial management of the Historical Child Abuse Enquiry