2014 news

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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