2014 news

The Minister for Transport and Technical Services, Deputy Eddie Noel, has made the following statement

There are a range of support services available to parents and young people

The JobsFest Employer Incentive has been a success, having resulted in employment for almost 50 people who had not worked at all in 2014.

More than 800 households participated in the spending and income survey

Take care in the kitchen to avoid food poisoning at Christmas

Tourism and environment were among the sectors identified for potential joint working during the President of Alderney's two-day visit

83% of the building work will be done by Jersey-registered companies employing up to 300 people

Festive fun for travellers collecting their luggage will generate funds for charity

Jersey Talking Therapies is now running in most GP practices

98 per cent of minor planning applications were dealt with in eight weeks or fewer

A new-style pet passport is coming in for 2015

Listed buildings can include walls, fosse, fontaines, bridges, abreuvoirs and slipways

Jersey Airport is helping passengers to avoid the disappointment of having to leave presents behind by reminding them what is and is not permitted on an aircraft

Christmas shoppers will be able to take advantage of the additional spaces

Referrals can be made by GPs or professionals to the Autism Service

Pregnant women will be able to work right up to their due date without loss of maternity benefit when new legislation comes into force in January 2015

1,450 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in November 2014

There is one week left to register your child for a Reception place in a States’ primary school for September 2015

A white waxy substance has also washed up in Devon, Cornwall and Guernsey

Arrangements for a new contract have been put in place

To minimise cost and increase efficiency, the Planning Department's standard process of responding to representations from the public has been changed for submissions relating to the Les Galots application

Minister plan a series of community meetings and online question and answer sessions.

Anyone interested in embarking on a new career will be able to try their hand at some key skills at a two-day event in January 2015

Rules changed to support businesses in taking on more staff

Waiting times, care and treatment at Jersey's ED all scored higher in a recent survey than EDs in the UK

Study provides local evidence to improve awareness

Jersey's latest retail sales figures have been published by the Statistics Unit

Father Christmas will start his annual Island tour from the Airport on Saturday 6 December 2014

Former Royal Navy Captain, Phil Buckley will take over from Commodore Barry Goldman as Jersey's new harbour master on Friday

Le Rocquier comes out top of the secondary schools

Jersey's commitment to cooperation and transparency and the Island's valued Romanian community were highlighted at the signing of an international tax agreement yesterday

Islanders also have the opportunity to join focus groups to give their views on the review

The centre will work in partnership with families to provide services which they find valuable

Jersey's ability to provide expertise in investments and resources in Africa was the focus of a UK discussion hosted by Senator Sir Philip Bailhache

Regulatory airworthiness surveys and aircraft inspections are some of the technical services that Avisa will provide to the Jersey Aircraft Registry when it becomes operational early next year

The report concludes that it would be unreasonable to continue to deny same-sex couples the opportunity to get married

Jersey is managing the risks of climate change by reducing Jersey’s carbon emissions and preparing for extreme weather

The results of the 2014 Jersey Annual Social Survey have been published by the Statistics Unit

Online survey is part of major review of drug use on the Island

Competition-winning stickers are now available for free

Employers from a wide range of businesses will join their apprentices at the celebration

Plans have been submitted to establish a new maritime community at St Helier harbour

The redesigned website is easier to navigate on tablets and smartphones

Islanders will start to pay LTC contributions from January 2015

Jersey’s international credit rating is re-affirmed as one of the best the credit ratings service awards

Lloyds funding to enhance training provided to doctors, nurses and paramedics

His Excellency Dr Dalhatu Sarki Tafida in Jersey next week

The lead speaker at this year's farming conference is Robin Page, a farmer, writer, councillor, campaigner and Jersey Royals fan

Households can save between £40 and £70 a year just by switching things off rather than leaving them on stand by, for schools figures could be much higher

Experts to advise on a wide range of issues including scam mail

Families with three and four year olds are reminded to apply for school

The move fits in with a wider drive to improve customer service and efficiency

Bikes, glass, BBQs, fishing gear and car parts have all been sent for incineration in Jersey's energy from waste plant

An artwork will be unveiled to mark the end of the St Aubin’s village project

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in Q3 2014 was unchanged from the previous quarter (Q2 2014)

Local author and Downton Abbey star at Jersey Library

Assistant ministers are appointed for Jersey's new government

Four new providers have been chosen to give short respite breaks for children and their families

Social Security and Taxes Office improve service to the self-employed

A new scheme will help graduates retrain

Outpatient hysteroscopies are carried out weekly at a regular clinic in Rayner Ward as outpatient appointments

1,430 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in October 2014

Home-grown nursing degree courses to be showcased to potential applicants

Donations by the travelling public contributed to the total amount raised

The Transport and Technical Services sale will start at 10.30 am at Highlands College

Chief Minister designate proposes his new ministerial team

Drop in sessions are available for Islanders who want to find out more about fostering or adopting.

Jersey has joined 50 other countries and jurisdictions at a signing ceremony in Berlin to support international initiatives against tax evasion and tax fraud

Statistics show a difficult year for potato growers but a good year for Jersey Dairy and demand for apple growing

Consultant gives update on sea lettuce investigation

You need permission from the airport authorities if you plan to release sky lanterns or helium-filled balloons, or are planning to host a laser or pyrotechnic display

The scheme helps people start new rural enterprises, improve efficiency and product quality and research new opportunities

Deputy John Le Fondré visited Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemeteries and First World War memorials in Flanders and Ypres

Environmental Health Officers will support retailers in complying with the regulations

Health department confirms its role in advising on risks associated with radon and their mitigation

The Eat Safe rating is based on an unannounced inspection that assesses a business based on food law and best practice standards

The plans address issues such as access, underused spaces and the Fort’s identity as a historic building

Islanders with lung conditions are to benefit from a new specialist procedure carried out locally

During the 12 months to September the All Item Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.9%

More road checks are likely following the impoundment of 18 vehicles

The grass snake, Jersey’s only snake, is completely harmless and at risk of extinction

A long running planning issue is finally resolved as Reg's Skips gets permission for its site in St John

Growing evidence of the link between domestic and animal abuse prompts more training for professionals

A two-year project to build a new headquarters for the States of Jersey Police is due to begin on Friday

Work will start in the new year and will continue for five or six months

The latest Business Tendency Survey has been published by the Statistics Unit

Jersey's labour market report is published every six months and covers key aspects of both public and private sector total employment

1,450 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in September 2014

Scientists from Europe, the UK and Jersey have identified Jersey's iconic Bufo bufo as a new species

Advice recommends high level of suspicion in event of unexplained fever in those who have been to affected areas

More than 500 households have taken part in the confidential survey so far

There have been isolated incidents of cigarettes and tobacco being advertised for sale on Facebook and Jersey Insight

The Liberty Wharf drop-in day will showcase Island’s mental health services

Oil is extremely damaging to the water environment, ruining habitats and killing plants and wildlife

The Inter-Island meeting is organised by the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, working with the Department of the Environment and the Jersey Biodiversity Partnership

The size of Jersey's economy in 2013 as measured by GVA (Gross Value Added) was £3.7 billion (current year values).

From Monday 6 October any cyclist aged 13 and under must wear a helmet

New food hygiene scheme for all local food outlets

Jobseekers able to book on to events taking place over eight weeks

The Right Reverend Michael Scott-Joynt was a great supporter of Jersey

The consultation is open to responses until 22 October

Education union NASUWT signs education partnership with States of Jersey

Report reflects positive progress on health and social care transformation

Treasury Minister responds to Court of Appeal decicion on Harcourt civil action

Applications for the regeneration of the north of St Helier considered

Centralising the Island’s recycling operations at La Collette will make recycling easier to export from the port

Hauliers face more scrutiny as Island authorities crack down on insecure loads

The path will run from Tesson Mill to south of Granite Products and connect the country lanes

Six of Jersey's earliest surviving town buildings are to be given protection under the planning law

New programme will protect young Islanders without the need for needles

Tourism Development Fund invites applications from non-profit and private sector

Eight-week initiative returns, aimed at inspiring jobseekers and employers

On-island course enables residents to switch career

Construction of Police Headquarters due to begin on 20 October

More than 150 responses have been received to a consultation asking for Islanders' views on proposed legislation to protect against sex discrimination

A group of prominent Chinese business representatives will be in the Island today and tomorrow to meet local politicians and members of Jersey's business community

Lieutenant-Governor performs official opening of Oakwell after £840,000 project

Inspirational young people win awards

A grant that offers funds to local businesses for staff training has received more than 200 applications in its first year

Jersey's Planning Applications Panel approve a new restaurant and shop development for Gorey Pier

The Island Wide Beach Clean is going underwater as divers offer to clean up the Bouley Bay seabed

A second presentation on the proposed plans for Fort Regent will be given at Fort for All day on 26 October

Completion of £3 million oncology department marks landmark for treatment of patients in Jersey

Jersey's latest retail sales figures have been published by the Statistics Unit

Islanders have until 30 November to give their views on proposed legal changes that could give people the lifetime right to stay in their family home after their husband or wife dies

Jersey's Planning Minister removes the building permission for the Plémont site

Recycling your electricals is even easier this week

Love Jersey's beaches and marine life? Businesses are encouraged to come out and clean up at the Island Wide Beach Clean

1,510 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in August 2014.

Annual report that compares prices in Jersey, UK and Guernsey has been published for 2014

Jersey Library has 50 free copies of a children's bestseller to give out

The consultation aims to provide the context of the legal options which would be available if Jersey was to introduce same-sex marriage

Members of the public with an interest in the future development of Fort Regent are invited to attend a presentation of the new plans for the site on Friday this week

The Treasury Minister and members of the Treasury and Resources team will also be available online prior to the debate to answer public questions.

Initiatives which will boost tourism invited to apply for States support

Bus improvements have led to an 8.8 per cent rise in bus passengers

Panel comment on the good progress that the States have made on the FPP’s previous reports

The pattern established in 2013 has continued into 2014

This is the first visit to Jersey made by a Romanian Ambassador to the UK

Award-winning children's author Ali Sparkes launches her new book at Jersey Library

Senator Ian Gorst will attend the World Equestrian Games in Normandy this week as the guest of the Regional Council of Lower Normandy

Company to build international market for product with JIF support

Jersey's Freemasons have provided a new colonoscope for Jersey's bowel screening programme

Around 100 delegates are expected to attend conference for nurse leaders in Jersey

Jersey Hospice Care and HSSD provide new specialist palliative care team for Islanders

Building work on the open ground floor area of Green Street car park will begin next week

A number of new facilities have been provided as part of the improvement scheme

Two new reports show what the Social Security Department did in 2013, and the state of the Health Insurance Fund

Work will be carried out in phases and TTS will try to limit disruption for residents and businesses

The car park will be closed in stages to allow the work to go ahead

Fewer people in Jersey suffered pain and injury as a result of their work last year

1,016 students sat GCSE examinations in Jersey in 2014

Help save Jersey's rarest reptile - the harmless grass snake

Following some simple guidance can help make your summer barbeque safer

Compulsory reports will record property's condition and state of repair at start and end of tenancy

Average earnings in Jersey in June 2014 were 2.6% higher than in June 2013.

Major St Helier Harbour programme to run from September until May 2015

Ferry company will continue to provide passenger and freight link services to Jersey

Jersey and Guernsey jointly appoint chairman for new financial services ombudsman

Students are advised to contact their universities as soon as possible to confirm places or contact their careers teacher or careers Jersey for more advice

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in Q2 2014 was 1% higher than in Q1 2014 (rolling 4-quarter average).

Work on La Grande Route de St Jean to stop so it opens for Battle of Flowers

Consultation on new approved code of practice for managing health and safety in construction

The deadline for comments on the changes is 20 August 2014

It is illegal to fish for Ormers between 1 May and 30 September

The public consultation on modernising Jersey's property tax is open until 31 December 2014

Careers Jersey offers advice after A level results

1,520 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in July 2014

Freshers advised to have meningitis C vaccine

The Chinese Ambassador to the UK will be in Jersey next week to meet politicians and local business representatives, and he will also visit some of the Island's top tourist attractions

During 2014 and 2015 the Safeguarding Partnership Board will continue to develop the framework now in place to ensure that safeguarding arrangements are maintained and continue to improve

Bus shelters and improved crossing and footpaths included in improvement plan

Coronation Park and Sir Winston Churchill Memorial Park entered the Keep Britain Tidy's award scheme for the first time

Check the tide and weather conditions before heading to sea and get practical information in advance

Kitemark enables Jersey’s deaf and hard of hearing community to better access services

Summer message to promote the positives for young people and parents in Jersey

The library service will be working in partnership with the Jersey Privateers Gaming Club to reenact major engagements from the conflict

In line with international developments, Jersey has imposed an EU sanctions regime targeting certain Russian individuals and businesses

Natural foam is a frequent occurrence around the Island’s coastline and can often be seen as the tide comes up over hot sand

The new tribunal members will deal with complaints of race discrimination that occur in areas other than the workplace, such as education, property letting and goods and services, such as in shops and restaurants

UK Minister with responsibility for Crown Dependencies to visit Island

Tickets to Ceremony of Light are free - public also asked to join Lights Out Campaign

Reopened Clinique Pinel provides enhanced care facilities for older adults with mental health needs

The Chief Minister and Treasury Minister send a clear message that abusive tax schemes will not be tolerated in Jersey

Waste audits advised to help businesses save money and the environment

The former Samarès Coast Hotel will be demolished to make way for new homes, and a new 1,978 m² home will be built on the St Brelade beachfront after Planning Applications Panel agreement

A pioneering, Jersey-based, baby products firm is the first company to benefit from government support through the Jersey Innovation Fund

Health Department issues legal clarification following dentists' concerns

This visit is part of the Channel Islands' ongoing engagement with France at a regional and national level

​Resurfacing work Grande Route de St Jean will continue until the end of November

The backlog of fly ash should be off the Island by April next year

Boat owners and businesses in Gorey are assured that the impact on working life will be minimal

The Minister will work to implement the outcomes of the new plan, including the delivery of affordable homes

The Tourism Shadow Board has set out a business case and a plan for a handover to a new independent, grant-funded body

The Department of the Environment is appealing for help from the public to build a clearer picture of where grass snakes and slow-worms live and how to protect them

The draft Budget 2015 has been designed to support the economy, protect jobs and sustain a lower marginal rate of tax

During the 12 months to June 2014 the All Item Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.6%

Skaters help design a new facility in Millennium Town Park

Overheating in cars or while exercising, and contracting fly strike are an increased risk for animals as the temperature rises

Vets express concern at leaving animals in hot cars

1,510 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in June 2014

La Grande Route de St Jean was identified as a high priority in the ongoing highway maintenance programme

Independent inspectors have considered representations made during the consultation process

States Treasurer resigns her position to return to the UK

Public sector staff find out about progress with the Reform programme

A competitive tender process will take place to find a suitable independent provider to administer the deposit scheme

Respondents to a Government panel reviewing access to justice in Jersey will discuss their ideas for reform at a public meeting on Friday

The popularity of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, has increased significantly as a tool of trade and more recently as an asset class for expert investors

The latest Business Tendency Survey report has been published by the States Stastistics Unit.

16 week refurbishment is part of an ongoing carpark maintenance programme

HSSD open day is an opportunity for Islanders to find out more about the department, the people who HSSD work with, and to sign up to be an organ donor as part of national Transplant Week

More than half of jobseekers who found work through the initiative are still in employment

Ministers have been assessing their progress on the priorities agreed in the States Strategic Plan 2012

Back to Work has set up a scheme to help Islanders get into the building industry

Old incinerator chimney at Bellozanne has gone

Shell shock for beachgoers but spider crabs shedding their shells is a natural part of lifecycle

Jersey to follow any UK requirements following US warning of terrorist threat

Increasing numbers of mothers-to-be in Jersey are seeing midwives in community setting

List of authorised providers will provide reassurance for those needing care at home

Jersey's finance sector recorded total net profit of £1,180 million in 2013

Work will begin tomorrow to give nature a helping hand where sand has been washed away in recent storms

Minister and HSS colleagues join British-Irish Council colleagues for drug and alcohol meeting

Skills Jersey launches Cash4Courses weekly summer draw

A long-term care (LTC) scheme has come into operation

Nearly 100 people who hadn't cycled for more than a year got back in the saddle during initiative

With many more people using the Island's seas and coast during the summer months, the Department of the Environment is reminding Islanders to refer to its code of conduct when interacting with marine wildlife

Prestigious standard has been awarded for first time in Channel Islands

Jersey's paths are used by an estimated 100,000 people a year including walkers, horse riders, dog owners and cyclists

​Talking therapy will provide faster, more accessible services for mental health issues

In 2013 the Fire & Rescue Service responded to 1,186 incidents, a slight increase on 2012

The Ordre du Mérite Maritime medal was awarded to Mike Smith for his diplomacy and development of legislation

The commemoration of the event which led to the start of the First World War is being supported by the International Maritime Organisation

More parishes to be included in Jersey Post scheme to look after elderly residents

Residents of sheltered accommodation feel the benefits of energy efficency measures carried out by the Community Buildings Programme

Grouville School becomes Jersey's first to reach Unicef level 1 accreditation as a rights respecting school

1,530 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in May 2014

Free information and training for people interested in helping to conserve bats

Islanders can all take part in the consultation on the future of Jersey's ports

Temporary staff recruited for extra checks on the importation of duty free goods at the ports and airport this summer

A project to make St Helier a better place to be starts next month

Planning Minister agrees artificial pitch for Springfield - but imposes conditions on revised plans

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is extended to Jersey

Connétable of St Helier to represent Jersey at New Jersey's 350th anniversary celebrations

HMS Iron Duke to fire a 15-gun ceremonial salute at Corbiere

Gus Paterson will take over as the new Director of Civil Aviation, a post that is jointly funded by Jersey and Guernsey to oversee the regulatory and security requirements of the Channel Islands' airspace

Success for a smart phone app to help the Department for the Environment map the invasive Japanese knotweed, but your help is still needed

Jersey's Planning Minister defers a decision on Springfield plans until he's had a chance to look at the site

The Planning Minister has rejected plans to rebuild the ruins of a farm at Egypte demolished by German forces during the war but has indicated that a smaller, more environmentally friendly application may be viewed more favourably

Islanders are being asked what they think the minimum wage should be from April 2015

Pan-island training in emergency services' major incident response

10 to 17 year olds can try a range of water sports for free next month

A successful scheme to teach computer programming is being rolled out ahead of schedule

Jersey's latest retail sales figures have been published by the Statistics Unit

The completed project will provide greater opportunities for young people and a better base for the Youth Service

Man taken to hospital with burns to his hands

The proceeds of the bond will go into a ring fenced fund which will be lent to affordable housing providers to finance investment in affordable homes

A tumble dryer or washing machine was the most likely source of a serious fire in town yesterday, according to firefighters

Chairman sought for financial services watchdog

The number of passengers travelling through Jersey Airport in 2014 so far is up 3.3% compared to last year

The British Horse Society and the States vet advise Islanders buying a horse to find a reputable seller and to get the right paperwork done

Park users survey results in three-month trial of a new skate park

War veterans and heads of state from around the world will be joined by a delegation from the Channel Islands at a series of commemorative services in Normandy to mark the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings

The draft regulations provide for a free and independent dispute resolution service

Jersey’s historic properties can be made energy efficient according to a new report

The States of Jersey Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, has made the following statement

850 islanders who used the A and E department in January are to be asked for their views for an independent survey

Pharmacies will be highlighting the dangers of keeping unwanted and out-of-date medicines in the home during a two-week campaign

Panel agree JEC sub-station for park but turn down Springfield 3G pitch citing loss of community facilities

The 56 flats have had a complete refurbishment with new kitchens and bathrooms installed

A number of safeguards are intended for the proposed new company to protect the public interest

Sign up for Cycle Challenge 2014 and compete to get the highest number of colleagues back on a bike

Part of Rouge Bouillon will be closed to repair a hole in the road

States debate on proposed changes has been rescheduled for 14 July 2014 to give islanders more time to comment

Gas BBQs should be properly maintained and checked before use

A new safety campaign is encouraging people to register equipment such as kayaks and surfboards in case they are lost at sea

Parents and students with full books of unused paper bus tickets asked to exchange them.

1,610 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in April 2014

Last chance for Islanders to take part in the Jersey Annual Social Survey

The credit rating first assigned in November 2013 has been confirmed

Listing identifies only buildings which are of local and national special interest architecturally and historically

The old Odeon cinema is proposed for Grade 1 Listed Building status in a review of Jersey's important buildings and places

Proposed measures will bring Jersey in line with UK

Treasury modifies tax rules for pensions following consultation

Pensioners are entitled to more money from their RATS following change in tax rules.

Meetings will be held with the industry to investigate proposals for maximum tariffs for all taxis

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in Q1 2014 was 2% lower than in calendar year 2013 (rolling 4-quarter basis).

The section of Rouge Bouillon between Midvale Road and Robin Hood will be closed from 7.30pm until 6.30am tomorrow

The Fostering and Adoption team offered a pop up shop for Islanders who wanted to know more about fostering or adopting a child.

Meetings with ministers and finance industry representatives, and cultural tours of the Island will be occupying the time of a visiting delegation of Arab ambassadors later this week

The Social Security Funds have been consolidated into the States Accounts, as recommended by the Comptroller and Auditor General

Jersey horse owners: if you export or import horses, are you ready for the new rules?

Awareness of the links between animal cruelty and domestic abuse highlighted

A study is being done to assess the potential for marine renewable energy in Jersey waters

Islanders' views on the current legal aid scheme, the use of alternative dispute resolution and related issues are being sought as part of a review into access to justice in Jersey

Islanders who want to find out more about fostering or adopting a child can meet the team and ask questions this week

Follow Environment's guidelines to help protect birds affected by a harsh winter

At the same time as the Chief Minister's visit to the UAE this week, Treasury Minister Senator Philip Ozouf has visited Qatar and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

New approach to provide feasible alternative to 'healthy foods' list

Islanders have until 12 May to submit comments on proposed changes to the bus timetable

Youth Incentive sets young people on path to work

Can your family help reduce rush-hour congestion on Jersey's roads by walking, cycling, sharing lifts or catching the bus?

The day will consist of formal and informal events for Islanders and visitors to mark Liberation Day

Footpath users asked to share their views on the network's management

3,200 householders urged to respond to the 2014 Jersey Annual Social Survey - the results are used directly by government in decision-making

Economic diversification and financial services will be topics of discussion during an official visit to the United Arab Emirates later this week

AAL Recycling Ltd will be responsible for recycling inert material from Jersey's construction industry at the Aggregates Recycling Facility at La Collette

97% of people contacted by Marine Resources indicated they would like to apply for a permit online

A nationality registration prefix, ZJ-, has been secured for the Island

There were 1,730 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in Jersey in March 2014

Jersey in Figures presents key economic and social information about the Island within one booklet

Chief Minister welcomes the UK Prime Minister's recognition of Jersey's leading approach to raising standards of transparency on beneficial ownership

Positive action planned to protect children from second-hand smoke in cars

Aplication to demolish a nineteenth century lodge is approved

The Interim Population Policy proposes that the Island should plan for net migration of +325 people per year

Latest report indicates 98% of babies are immunised, however the Public Health Department says there is no room for complacency

Customs arrest three people in connection with the importation of mephedrone

Jersey joins Guernsey and West Normandy as signatories of a framework agreement for cooperation in marine renewable energy work

Shorter clinic waiting times mean improved quality of life for clinic patients

During the 12 months to March 2014 the All Item Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.7%.

Economic Development and Treasury Ministers welcome publication of a study into comparative prices of cigarettes and tobacco

Payment of harbour dues and equipment repair are part of a proposed package to help the fishing industry

Laser technology by a new Health and Social Services Department consultant widens the range of treatment available at the General Hospital

In the centre's first year, support has been given to more than a thousand jobseekers

14 Island beaches passed the highest standard for clean bathing waters

The latest Business Tendency Survey report has been published by the States Statistics Unit.

Planning Minister announces workshops to discuss regenerating capital

Independent review shows pensions and benefits fund is healthy

Technology, foreign policy and financial services are among the topics to be discussed at a meeting in Malta

The way GP surgeries store medical records is changing to improve patient safety and continuity of care as well as healthcare statistics and planning.

The Skills for Success strategy provides strategic direction for the work of States departments, training providers and the Skills Board

Assistant Chief Minister, Senator Paul Routier, will attend an event in honour of the Irish President during his historic state visit to the UK

Anyone moving into full time paid work will be at least £61 a week better off

A local company will run a temporary café at Elizabeth Terminal while replacement operator is found

Householders asked to check their roof for nesting gulls now, rather than later

The Chief Minister will meet Chinese government officials and business representatives during a three-day visit to Beijing and Shanghai this week

Acting Chief Minister issues statement in response to tragic deaths this weekend

Three applications were considered at the ministerial planning meeting

Protecting business, capturing adjacent growth and exploring new opportunities are at the heart of a framework for the future of the financial services industry

The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency runs the UK national coastguard, search and rescue services

The British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly is an opportunity to share knowledge and ideas with colleagues from across the British Isles

The figures show a significant shift in the recent pattern of levels of youth crime

Ministers, the Lieutenant Governor, the Bailiff and finance industry representatives will meet the Japanese Ambassador later this week

The recent death of a 19 year old women from Liverpool who died from cervical cancer has prompted Jersey’s gynaecology consultants to urge women to seek immediate referral to the hospital if they experience symptoms.

Capital spending totalling £1.2m for road safety and parish village improvement schemes

Planning has approved development of Le Squez homes and a field in St Brelade

Ground lines left by fishermen will need to be removed next week in order to comply with seasonal regulations

Businesses asked to give trainee coders placements

Organisations wishing to apply to the fund should be able to demonstrate that their events or projects have the potential to bring more visitors to the Island

Anti-pollution campaign focuses on awareness-raising in schools

Island Plan changes include a strategy to deliver affordable homes on 70 per cent States-owned land

The Environment Department agrees to improve data protection handling following an enforcement notice

Focus is on drains and sewer network, and replacing Jersey's sewage treatment works

Drivers who have been parking for free during winter months are reminded that seasonal car park charges will begin again next week

Islanders are asked to switch off their lights for an hour on Saturday night to highlight efforts to reduce energy consumption

Updated guide is now in print, as well as online, offering a resource for parents who want to be informed about drugs

Over the next 12 months, around 3,000 households will be chosen at random and asked to take part in the survey.

Local businesses are responding well to a States grant to help with staff training and development

Islanders reassured about fake email about blood results and cancer scare

Stakeholder consultation announced on draft law which, if approved, will regulate all care in Jersey whether in care homes or in someone's home

Transport and Technical Services is proposing changes to St Saviour's Hill near the entrance to Langtry Gardens to make it safe for pedestrians to cross the road

All Jersey financial institutions are requested to check whether they hold any accounts, funds or economic resources for the people listed

There were 1,860 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in Jersey in February 2014

A new range of degree courses are available to attract more ‘home-grown’ nurses and midwives

The 44 jurisdictions issue joint statement on implementation of global standard

A wholly independent, grant-funded body that will take on the activities Jersey Tourism's activities has been proposed

Smoke alarms are an inexpensive way to improve safety in your home

Moving amphibian spawn or tadpoles is illegal and can threaten biodiversity

Major project will herald new range of services for those living with dementia

Jersey firms urged to reduce energy consumption and manage waste by joining Eco-Active Business

The draft law has already been subject to an initial consultation period in 2013 when Islanders were asked whether Jersey needed a charities law

Senator Ian Gorst proposes changes to the way government works, moving to collective responsibility for the Council of Ministers and Assistant Ministers

In line with other governments, Jersey has enforced sanctions against Ukrainian and Russian officials deemed to be a threat to the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine

UK legal amendment seeks to clarify low value consignment relief restrictions

A draft law will be debated by the States in late April

Businesses were asked for more information to support the Control of Housing and Work Law

Jersey Fire and Rescue remind Islanders of the need to make sure home smoke alarms are working and fitted with batteries

The application to demolish the building was agreed following advice from the airport authorities that the building affects the safety and operational capabilities of Jersey Airport

Social workers in Jersey and across the world are marking World Social Work Day 2014 today.

Changes have been made to the timetable to meet customer demand

Two of the Statistic Unit's reports are to have their release dates postponed

External Relations Minister, Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, has signed a tax agreement on behalf of Jersey with the Kingdom of Belgium

Event will bring employers and jobseekers together on Thursday 27 March

The underspends will be reallocated by departments to fund a range of activities which are in line with the States strategic priorities

The Housing Affordability Report provides a set of indicators to measure how affordable it is for working households to buy or rent housing in the Island.

Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq is Guernsey's newly elected Chief Minister

The recruitment process has been conducted under the supervision of the Jersey Appointments Commission.

Workshops will take place to see how the park will operate in partnership with the community and businesses

The bond will raise funds for investment in social housing

Day of events to highlight help available for smokers through Help2Quit service

Proposals to change the scheme have been discussed over the last year with the Joint Negotiating Group which represents States employees

Jersey Youth Service, in partnership with Jersey Property Holdings, have submitted a planning application for the project

People in Jersey are being asked to get involved in the consultation which aims to make the centre a successful sporting, leisure, entertainment and cultural centre for Islanders and visitors

Plasterboard recycling charges have been revised as part of initative which will benefit agriculture

Sanctions adopted against 18 individuals

More than 70 universities at the 2014 Jersey Higher Education Fair

The Statistics Unit has released a new report which examines price levels for consumer goods and services in Jersey and regions of the UK.

Department of the Environment to reveal findings after a decade of butterfly monitoring

Planning approval has been given for a scheme to develop a six-storey office building on the Esplanade

Pilot project gets underway later this week

Jersey's latest retail sales figures have been published by the Statistics Unit

First awards ceremony held since the scheme was launched last year

Listing of historic Victorian vessel marks the culmination of a successful year

Planning Applications Panel approve new homes plan in St Saviour

Islanders can receive advice on preparing a good CV, access to training, and improving skills or qualifications

Islanders on reduced incomes benefit from free home improvements to make their homes more energy efficient

TTS apprentices build vehicle and give it to Highlands College so that other trainees can learn

Planning Applications Panel agree new airport cargo centre and extra 14 homes for St Saviour development

Fire in St Peter bungalow traps elderly person

Opening of Evans House by Lieutenant-Governor provides additional option for homeless

Plumbing firm fined £9,000 for installing boilers without building permission

Islanders have until Friday to give their views

There were 1,860 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in Jersey in January 2014

Smoke alarm woke a resident who escaped house blaze

National body gives accreditation to three services providing care in Jersey

The removal of the bridge that leads to the 'holding' and visitor pontoons alongside Albert Pier, and improvements to the pontoons themselves, will form the basis of work to be carried out later this year

Jersey and Normandy to work together for the next three years at the popular Salon International de l’Agriculture

The Chief Minister responds to Jersey Chamber of Commerce members' views on the Interim Population Policy

The Minister for Planning and Environment has released a report by independent planning inspectors into the latest review of the Island Plan

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in calendar year 2013 was 1% lower than in 2012.

Survey shows Islanders' support for greater protection from effects of smoke

Department earns praise from inpatients and outpatients for physiotherapy work

Traffic lights are to change after 15 years

An additional 79 homes will be completed by February 2016

Reminder issued to check the tide and weather and make sure someone knows where you are before exploring the coastline

Jersey politicians met their counterparts in France this week to discuss how the Channel Islands could continue to broaden engagement with French politicians

The Jersey Probation and After-Care Service (JPACS) has published its annual report and business plan

Housing project will be finished by January 2015

Four applications for funding move to next stage

The Jersey Police Authority's members represent different groups in Jersey's community

French equivalent of the UK Parliament’s All-Party Parliamentary Channel Islands Group to be addressed by Minister for External Relations

Jersey team aim to strengthen French links by attending the Paris International Agricultural Show

The Office of the Superintendent Registrar would like to hear from Islanders with confirmed bookings for the Register Office this year

Chief Ministers from three islands reaffirm commitment to working together

There is a risk of localised flooding on Thursday 6 February 2014

Review commends the Planning Department's appeals process and proposed online planning system

Expressions of interest invited for running passenger terminal café and bar

Justin Donovan will take up his new role in May

Housing development to be modernised

Senator Ian Gorst to visit Isle of Man for two-day meeting

New 18-month trial would allow large stores to open on Sundays

Jersey conference to focus on rare reptile

Environmental Health reminds householders about ways to cut condensation

New regulations come in governing the commercial transportation of animals

35 affordable homes for Belle Vue agreed by the Planning Applications Panel

Most outdoor animals are well cared for, but owners should have a back up plan

Income from parking charges is used for the maintenance of Island car parks

Training and incentives offered by Back to Work to boost jobseekers recruitment to the hospitality industry

Council of Ministers brings together proposals to tackle Jersey's future challenges

FerrySpeed will be building a new warehouse on open trailer park

The agreement provides for compliance with international standards on transparency and information exchange for tax purposes

Parking will be suspended on one side of Avenue Le Bas while the trees are felled

There were 1,750 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in Jersey in December 2013

Final proposals will be brought to the States Assembly in March

Feedback requested on proposal to install predestrian refuge island

Proposals to improve six Jersey schools submitted to the Planning and Environment Department

Changes at the top for Haute Vallée and Hautlieu

Emergency lighting repairs will affect traffic on Sundays

Parking spaces temporarily closed while inital work starts

Community Jobs Fund helps job seekers gain skills while benefiting Island organisations

Jersey Met's forecasting expertise now available on new gov.je weather section

France confirms removal of Jersey from list of non-cooperative jurisdictions

The latest Business Tendency Survey report has been published by the States Statistics Unit.

Jersey takes active part in European Prevention Week, running from 19 to 25 January.

Chief Minister and Planning and Environment Minister issue a joint statement

A further six bus shelters could be installed as part of plans to encourage bus travel

Planning Minister lists nationally-significant airport building

During the 12 months to December 2013 the All Item Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.9%

Planning Minister is minded to approve another building on Esplanade Quarter site, and gives permission for 520-space underground carpark

His Excellency Unal Çeviköz will visit Jersey on 20 and 21 January 2014.

New signs for reporting emergencies placed along St Ouen’s Bay after unreliable emergency phones removed

Findings of report into relationship between the UK and Crown Dependencies are positive

TTS would like to hear from anyone wishing to set up a year round catering concession at the park

Islanders encouraged to join as reservists

Public asked for comments on crossings planned for Grenville Street and Green Street

TTS remind Islanders that Christmas cards can be taken to recycling depots

New arrangements will enable doctors working in the Island to remain registered with the UK regulator.

The States of Jersey is working in partnership with local charities to enhance the short-break support that is available to Island families.

Revised version of drugs guide is sent out to Island parents

The draft strategy addresses the needs of the licensed trade and promotes sensible drinking

The Chief Ministers of Jersey and Guernsey will be in Brussels tomorrow and on Thursday for a series of meetings at the EU Commission and European Parliament

Urgent repairs to Elizabeth Harbour bridge affect ferries

Cliff path reopens and investigation continues

Public cliff path close to the former holiday village has been closed

TTS and JEC infrastructure works will affect roads to east of St Helier

The inshore rescue boat was launched on New Year's Eve.