2016 news

Measures for commercial and recreational fishermen will be introduced in 2017

From 2018, the BBC intends to begin contributing towards the cost of Jersey’s means-tested concession to the TV licence for eligible citizens over the age of 75

Assistant Minister’s statement on return of Mr Bronx to owner

The Chief Minister has contirbuted to a UK inquiry on the Crown Dependencies' post-Brexit relationship with the EU

Jab recommended for over 65s, pregnant women or those with underlying health conditions

The grant will be used to cover the cost of the deposit to secure charter flights for the Jersey team travelling to the Games

The Statistics Unit has released the 2015 report.

The 58 Island Indicators will provide reliable information on what is being achieved and what needs attention on issues ranging from affordable housing to environmental protection

Flu, norovirus and other 'winter pressures' cause surge in attendances

The Action for Cleaner Water Group is working to reduce pesticides in water

The remnant of a flag which was flown over the former Jacob’s Biscuit Factory in Dublin during the 1916 Easter Uprising has been returned

Strategy aims to create a smoke-free generation of Islanders

Review of High Value Residents' tax regime concludes changes made in 2011 have attracted a broader range of people to the island

1,310 people were registered as actively seeking work in November 2016

Legal changes to establish a new Independent Prison Monitoring Board to replace the current Prison Board of Visitors will go before the States Assembly in the New Year

Changes to the planning law to allow people to do more without permission have now been approved and will come into force on 1 January 2017

The Minister for the Environment has agreed fee increases for the department’s services for 2017

Rue des Prés Trading Estate – update on changes to roads and parking

in 2015 nearly 700 people missed the deadline and were charged an extra 10%

A change to the law which is now in force, means ​unmarried fathers, who are registered as their child’s father, will automatically acquire parental legal responsibility

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) is resurfacing La Route de la Trinité in the New Year until April.

Area for youngest readers is being updated and refreshed

The proposal for funding a new hospital for Jersey

The Jersey Highway Code will soon require people to report damage, injury or the death of a cat in certain circumstances to the JSPCA

The Jersey Opinions and Lifestyle Survey is run annually to provide a better understanding of social issues in Jersey.

Means-testing will now start in September 2018

Chief Ministers of Jersey and Guernsey attend series of meetings in Brussels

Those with experience working with young people are welcome to apply for voluntary posts on a placement panel for young offenders

Life expectancy, eating and drinking habits, and pregnancy rates are among the many aspects of Islanders' health covered in this in-depth statistical profile

New Christmas lights for St Helier

Plans for a new leisure and activity centre in St Mary and St Lawrence are a departure from normal planning policy and are of sufficient public interest for an inquiry

Increase in levels of virus prompts warning from health officials

The results of a community consultation to help shape a shared, long-term vision for Jersey have been released.

House price figures for the third quarter of 2016 released by the Statistics Unit

The appointment of an Honorary Consul in Jersey and discussions about eGov will lead the agenda for the Ambassador's visit tomorrow

Health and Infrastructure Ministers hail Scrutiny advsors' 'constructive' review

Esplanade car park will become a shopper only car park (3 hour limit) with an extra 116 spaces and commuter parking will be moved to Les Jardins

Health Department and Family Nursing clarify home care situation

Representatives of Island schools strengthen connections with China during a visit to Shanghai

St Brelade's bay and Havre des Pas will be among the locations that will be getting new bus stops

the Minister for the Environment has announced the date for the public inquiry concerning the planning application for a new Les Quennevais School as 24 January 2017

First Tower, Grands Vaux, St Luke’s and St Saviour’s primary schools had this year's most impressive results

1,390 people were registered as actively seeking work in October 2016

A second ice rink at Fort Regent would not be a prudent use of public funds

Process starts for children due to start Reception in September 2017

The ‘1001 Reasons to Listen’ conference will be the first in a series aimed at promoting awareness of these issues

This was the first of the formal quarterly meetings between the Crown Dependencies and Minister Walker, who has responsibility for ensuring that the CDs’ interests are understood and taken into account as the UK prepares for to leave the EU

Primary school's remodelling is completed

Health and Infrastructure departments challenge conclusions of Future Hospital review

Since 2 November 2015, landlords and letting agents have been legally required to protect their tenants’ deposits

Following a public consultation last year, the Government of Jersey has developed its policy on beneficial ownership

Seasonal workers leaving Jersey for three months or more should complete the online Leavers Form

Visit follows the ratification last month of the Jersey-UAE double taxation agreement, which was signed earlier this year in the UAE by the Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst

A planning application for a £3.5 million extension would see the current award-winning building’s capacity double in size

Ice Skate Jersey will partner with Fort Regent this Christmas to run the ice rink for the fourth consecutive year

Two charities have donated money to brighten up Robin Ward

The Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, has signed an agreement for Jersey to exchange tax information as part of the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting programme

Parents are being reminded to take extra care when buying children's Halloween costumes

Trading Standards and Public Health issue warning about fancy dress eye accesories

Following the necessary law changes, roads and parking will come under the Road Traffic Law from 2017

During the 12 months to September 2016 the All Items Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 2.0%

From 24 October, the Department for Infrastructure will begin to test different repair methods for the sea wall near the Perquage carpark

Feedback to the Department of Infrastructure indicates that its subsidies for E bike purchases are making a difference to Islanders' lives

Potential noise and trafffic impact on residents prompts the Planning Committee to say no to B&Q's request for Sunday opening

Find out the Minister for Social Security's response to the Scrutiny Review of living on a low income

St Aubin's Inner Road from Tyneville Lane to Bellozanne Rd will be resurfaced from 23 October to 4 November. The road will be closed Sundays and evenings

Six Islanders have been recognised for ‘outstanding’ contribution to safeguarding and protecting children and adults

States Assembly to debate hospital proposals by end of 2016

Jersey's Draft Budget 2017 is proposed by Treasury Minister Senator Alan Maclean

The Chief Minister wishes to appoint a Chair of the Commission and three Commissioners. The appointment process is being overseen by the Jersey Appointments Commission

Pop-up shop offers chance for would-be parents to learn more

The Statistics Unit has published updates to Jersey's population projections and future housing needs report.

The Department of the Environment's Marine Resources section is reminding people planning to fish this weekend's big tides about the new fishing limits now in place

Event aims to raise awareness of network of live-saving defibrillators

A major review is launched asking for public feedback on income and retirement and the Social Security scheme

Lower income households will now receive a new, targeted Christmas Bonus

Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, makes statement to States Assembly on the Medium Term Financial Plan

The number of people actively seeking work is increasing

1,430 people were registered as actively seeking work in September 2016

The construction industry is to be asked for its views on whether a developer levy on land development, to help fund community infrastructure and encourage affordable housing, could work in Jersey

Full information and drawings are available for anyone wishing to comment during the consultation period which closes on Friday 21 October

The Social Security Annual Report 2015 has now been published and is available to download

The Social Security department wins the 2016 Public Sector Award category for the fourth year running

Assistant Chief Minister represents Jersey at International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group annual meetings

The latest employment figures have been released by the Statistics Unit

Milk and apple orchards are both on the rise in Jersey’s agricultural sector but potato exports were slightly down, according to 2015 figures

The Jersey Online Directory (JOD) is specific to Jersey and includes links to care providers who can assist families with mental health issues and States of Jersey mental health services

The newly appointed UK Minister whose portfolio includes the Crown Dependencies will visit Jersey next week

More parents on Income Support become employed, supported by Back to Work schemes

50 number plates are up for auction including J004

The reasons for the change to States funding of Family Nursing and Home Care are explained

Departments respond to report isued by Save Our Shoreline

In 2015 Jersey's economy grew by 2% in real terms, as measured by GVA (Gross Value Added)

Brexit, trade and the Commonwealth among the talking points as Jersey attends Labour Party conference in Liverpool

The visit follows the signing earlier this year of a joint declaration between Jersey and Switzerland on the introduction of the automatic exchange of information in tax matters

A 50 year old man has been charged with fraudulent evasion

Work focused on North West, Middle, South and Eastern Passages and covered a brief visit to Les Ecrehous

The Forum takes into account the views of stakeholders, economic impact, competitiveness, and the States decision that the minimum wage should be set at a target figure of 45% of average earnings by 2026

Quality improvement in health and social care highlighted at annual awards event

The JSPCA has withdrawn plans to create an 88-unit dog kennel in the Green Zone in St Mary following Planning Committee concerns

Council of Ministers has accepted all the recommendations in the 2016 Annual Report published by the Fiscal Policy Panel

Future St Helier has a new logo following a primary school competition to design a graphic image for the town regeneration initiative

Vaccination made available to more over 70s

This is the first wave of taxi-cabs to get this ‘purple plate’ accreditation, but more will follow as more drivers come forward with wheelchair accessible vehicles

Teenagers are being encouraged to express their views on the future of St Helier as part of a street art project this coming Saturday

The body that is advising Government on the establishment of Sport Jersey has issued its findings in a report

The Minister for the Environment is carrying out a full review of the permitted development law in stages. This legislation governs what you can and can’t do without planning permission

A programme of events promotes good health in the community

Ensuring the Island is prepared for forthcoming Brexit negotiations and establishing a new data protection regime are priorities for this round of funding

​Work is to start next year on improvements for pedestrians in Conway Street

The Minister for the Environment has announced a review of the Masterplan for the St Helier Waterfront

Trainees successfully complete a range of qualifications

The visit included attendance at the Assize d’Heritage and meetings with the Chief Minister, the Minister for External Relations and the Treasury Minister

£125,000 will be available to local sports bodies and clubs in 2017, with the expectation that the same level of funding will continue through to 2018 and 2019

Jersey’s work to protect and conserve its natural environment is featured in a UK report published today which shows more than one in ten UK species are threatened with extinction

The summit will explore opportunities for partnership between the four jurisdictions Jersey, Guernsey, La Manche and the Normandy Region

JobsFest initiative returns to help get islanders into employment which again includes a series of training events and an employer incentive

A report on the condition of Jersey's environment has been published today by the Department of the Environment

Guide aims to give practical help to people affected by bereavement

1,340 people were registered as actively seeking work in August 2016.

Mothers-to-be in Jersey are being warned about the risk to new born babies

The Minister for the Environment is taking further steps to protect Jersey’s bass stocks - it's likely to mean a short term ban on taking bass in the short term in order to preserve the fish for the long term.

Building on bilateral relations with Estonia, Jersey's Assistant Ministers have been in Tallinn attending the Future of Identity conference and meeting leading members of the digital sector

A legal issue in relation to the Bellozanne site has been resolved

There will be two test soundings of the alarm sirens at La Collette on Monday 5 September rather than the usual one

Workshops on 17 September will provide a chance for people to hear about progress and give their views on the Future St Helier initiative

People in Jersey can find out more about a proposed French wind farm at a presentation next week

Report from independent economic advisers is broadly supportive of Government of Jersey's fiscal measures

The Home Affairs Minister proposes replacing the current Prison Board of Visitors with an Independent Prison Monitoring Board

Information on staying safe on the beach and in Jersey's inshore waters

Pensions will receive an increase in their weekly pension payments to reflect the cost of living

Average earnings in Jersey increased by 2.1% between June 2015 and June 2016

The Department of the Environment has been monitoring this invasive species since it was first reported

The road from Mont Cambrai to La Ruelle in St Lawrence will be reopened from 6pm today

Data released today shows the proportion of higher grades locally - those at A* and A - is up on last year from 28% to 29.5%

Social Security Minister Susie Pinel responds to key findings and recommendations from Health and Social Security Scrutiny Panel's review of zero hour contracts

DfI hope to reschedule the visit but this will depend on the availability of the machine and whether there are still quantities of seaweed about

Social Security has launched a new digital form to make the lives of its customers easier.

Honorary forces with support from the States of Jersey Police patrolled two badly affected sites: Noirmont in St Brelade and La Mielle de Morville in St Ouen

Islanders are being strongly advised not to move fish from pond to pond and to make sure nets / equipment are adequately cleaned, disinfected and dried before their use elsewhere

The work must be undertaken under full road closure for safety reasons. Pedestrian access will be maintained. Traffic diversions (including buses) will be via Havre des Pas or Don Road

House price figures for the second quarter of 2016 released by the Statistics Unit

This year a total of 485 Jersey pupils were entered for 1,348 examinations

Careers Jersey is open from Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 5.00pm throughout the summer holiday period to assist students looking for alternative courses and universities

The Asian Hornet is a highly aggressive predator of native insects and poses a significant threat to honey bees and other pollinators

Find out more about plans for a wind farm off the French coast and give your views

The Jersey Customs and Immigration Service (JCIS) seized controlled drugs with a street value of £2.6 million from August 2015 to July 2016

Following a decision by the States Assembly earlier this year, a scheme has been proposed for concessionary bus passes to help people with disabilities

The Statistics Unit has released its annual compendium of statistics “Jersey in Figures” in an online format

Senator Andrew Green, Deputy Kristina Moore and Senator Paul Routier will spend a day living with either sight impairment, aphasia or using a wheelchair to highlight the difficulties faced by people with a disability

Reminder of possible health risks that may accompany soaring temperatures

The Minister for the Environment has dismissed an appeal against the redevelopment of La Collette flats

Ministers will ask for further funding from the MTFP to continue work to reform the public sector

Levels of the pesticide Oxadixyl in Jersey waters are currently stable and Jersey Water has not had to use a recent temporary ‘dispensation’ or exemption granted by the Minister for the Environment

1,330 people registered as actively seeking work in July 2016

300 people have applied for grants to help with the cost of buying an electric bike

App uses location data to work out which department or parish is responsible for solving an issue

Seaweed that has built up on the beach in St Aubin’s Bay will be moved

Ministers met Blue Islands and Flybe yesterday to discuss customer concerns. The airlines have committed to take action to reduce disruption, and improve customer communication and the EDTSC Minister will meet the airlines monthly to monitor progress

The Minister for the Environment has published a summary of recent consultation responses to possible planning changes

Funds allocated to health and social care can build on investment in redesigned services

The Prime Minister has written to the Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, to confirm that the UK Government takes its responsibilities towards the Crown Dependencies very seriously

The consultation closes on 5 August 2016 and is designed to find out people’s views on how Jersey will capitalise on digital technology in the future

Parish Hall sessions offer chance to learn the latest on hospital project

The Minister for the Environment has announced a public inquiry into the planning application for a new Les Quennevais School in St Brelade

HMS Gleaner will update charts along the main routes into St Helier

The powers will enable environmental health officers to help if a tenant thinks their landlord is breaking the Residential Tenancy Law

New strategies are planned to support Jersey's economy

A new plan to manage Jersey’s extensive and popular coastal and countryside path network has been launched by the Department for the Environment

Theo Knight-Jones replaces Linda Lowseck who left the Island earlier this year

Island residents have just one more week to take part in the https://shapingourfuture.gov.je/ survey that will help shape a shared future vision for Jersey

The States Vet advises people moving pets to and from Jersey to check the rules and avoid your animal being quarantined

During the 12 months to June 2016 the All Items Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.5%

The Ministers for Infrastructure and the Environment visited France to look at possible solutions to sea lettuce on Jersey's beaches

Two people have died in a recent UK outbreak of E.coli which has been linked to salad leaves

From 1 October 2016, all taxi-ab drivers will have to show they have completed an enhanced disclosure and barring service (DBS) check within the last three years

Public Health issues advice about staying safe during hot weather

The Treasury and Resources Minister has commented on the Fiscal Policy Panel's post-Brexit update

Students to receive more financial help for higher education

St Lawence main road closed during school holidays starting Monday for essential maintenance and safety improvements

The DTA was signed at the Cyprus High Commission in London by the Minister for External Relations, Senator Sir Philip Bailhache

States departments work together to improve St Helier

The draft Water Plan for Jersey sets out the steps the Island needs to take to ensure clean and sustainable water supplies

Applications are being invited from members of the public for three posts on the Youth Court Panel

Standard and Poors review Jersey's credit rating after UK vote to leave the EU

There was 1,390people registered as actively seeking work in June 2016

Avoid food poisoning by following basic guidelines on cooking meat on the barbecue

Michael O’Higgins has been proposed to chair the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority (JCRA) and the Guernsey Competition Regulatory Authority (GCRA)

The Health and Social Services Minister has issued a statement following the publication of a Complaints Board report

The Minister for the Environment has refused a planning application to demolish glasshouses and build 11 homes on fields at Grantez, St Ouen

Mont Millais traffic lights to be replaced next week

There will be restricted access to Sand Street car park over three Sundays in the coming weeks for repairs and refurbishment

The States Employment Board (SEB) rejects the Complaints Board’s report and recommendations int the complaint made by Mr Alwitry

New measures to protect and conserve bass stocks have now come into force

States Economic Adviser's analysis of the impact of Medium Term Financial Plan on different households

New programme brings Jersey into line with UK in protecting older people

Roald Dahl theme for this year's scheme

Medium Term Financial Plan Addition 2017-19 aims to keep Jersey successful by planning prudently for the future - funding priority areas and balancing budgets by 2019

Jersey’s States have agreed a package of measures designed to protect and conserve bass stocks

The Government of Jersey has become a strategic partner to the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council

A report has made 39 recommendations to improve the support and services to children and young people at risk of suicide in Jersey

Latest figures have been published by the Statistics Unit

To make the money available go further, the scheme's been amended. From 1 July, the grant will be for 20% of the value of the electric bike up to a maximum of £300

Senators Bailhache and Ozouf have spoken to UK Parliamentarians of all parties following the EU referendum

Deputy Scott Wickenden will help to deliver a strong partnership between government and the digital industry

Senator Gorst says Jersey remains in a strong position financially and economically, and we are well placed to weather the effects of current events

The Minister for External Relations has published a report on what the UK's decision to leave the European Union means for Jersey

Free tickets are available for an Island commemorative ceremony to mark the 100th Anniversary of the Battle of the Somme on Friday 1 July

The Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, has released the following statement in relation to the EU referendum result

New secondary school designed for the west of the Island

Current head to retire at Christmas

Deputy Pryke takes over from Connétable Pallett

The latest estimate of Jersey's resident population has been released by the Statistics Unit.

Every year, approximately 300 young people join the scheme

Six locations are being proposed for new shelters

The scheme is being targeted at households most in need of affordable housing. Potential purchasers need to be residentially qualified first-time buyers, with a maximum annual income of £41,000

New build next to existing site is now the preferred option for the Future Hospital

The latest financial report and accounts for the States of Jersey have been published

Improvements include the establishment of an off-road footpath alongside and safe and sheltered areas to wait for the bus

A new proposal for means-testing the Nursery Education Fund has been launched

What Government is doing well in digital services and the areas in which it can improve are the topics of a newly published strategy paper

Politicians from Jersey and France are discussing potential areas of cooperation, ranging from trade to the environment

58 short or easy to remember number plates are up for auction

Research shows earliest experiences shape a baby’s brain development and have a lifelong impact on that baby’s mental health

Schools workforce asked for their views of teaching today

Road will be closed to traffic until 10 June from 9.15 until 6pm

​The Department of the Environment is inviting Islanders to ‘get eco active’ with a week of environmental events and activities from 5-11 June. ​

The survey provides information on the opinions and behaviours of Jersey's resident population

The latest annual consultation on the minimum wage has been released by the Employment Forum today

Jersey’s 25-year-old weather radar dome at La Moye is to be reused and rehomed at Tamba Park as a planetarium

The Minister for the Environment, Deputy Steve Luce is considering Jersey Water’s application for a dispensation for Oxadixyl to exceed the regulatory limit in drinking water.

The discount is part of the car2cycle scheme which supports the aims of the States of Jersey Sustainable Transport Policy by making electric bikes more attractive and affordable

Jersey is back in the top position with government website auditors

The Government will act on the consultation feedback from the public and from industry regarding aspects of a proposed new liquor licensing law for Jersey

In 2014 / 15 average total household expenditure was £761 per week

Testing shows Oxadixyl levels continue to rise in line with expectations but Jersey Water continues to select and blend water to ensure clean and safe public mains water supplies

16 of Jersey’s beaches met new stricter European standards for bathing water quality last year

Jersey has been given a top ranking by the organisation that evaluates jurisdictions' vigilance against money laundering and terrorist financing

The Minister for the Environment is proposing to outlaw the use of electric shock collars on dogs

Eco active is re-launching its award winning campaign to remind dog walkers to clean up after their animals

Landlords and agents cannot avoid the Law by taking rent in advance instead of a deposit, and those who fail to comply with the Law could be fined up to £2,000

Jersey’s work to save the agile frog (Rana dalmatina) has been recognised internationally

The Planning Committee has refused Ports of Jersey permission to demolish an historic crane on the New North Quay and 25 new homes are to be built on the site of the Old Court House Hotel in Gorey

The French Ambassador to the UK will spend two days in Jersey meeting politicians, dignitaries and Islanders with connections to France

As well as repairs, improvements will also be made to the car park including undercover bicycle parking and an increase in the size of parent and child and disabled parking bays.

Latest house price figures released by the Statistics Unit

eGov review recommendations and observations welcomed

Mums to benefit from perinatal health training

The leavers form is the latest Tell Us Once project to be brought in under the eGov programme

Charities can now claim the tax on online lump sum donations in a more efficient way

Memorandum of Understanding signed at World Economic Forum

Jersey's Chief Minister writes to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne MP

This event has been organised to coincide with Jersey Business Enterprise Week 2016, and is an opportunity for local entrepreneurs to test out their business ideas and products.

The Safeguarding Adults Partnership Board has published a Serious Case Review in respect of a man in his nineties

There was 1,360 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in April 2016

Changes to the way taxis and cabs operate in Jersey have been agreed following public consultation

Every day next week a Jersey-based charity or organisation will be running an event in support of National Children’s Day

Reminder issued by Planning and Building Services following the installation of a number of solid roofs locally by UK contractors targeting Jersey home owners

The Commission is seeking views on its proposed reforms to Jersey’s administrative redress system

Consultation launched to get Islanders' views on whether planning permission is necessary for certain minor changes to properties

The proposals are consistent with The Future St Helier plans and are an important next step forward in improving pedestrian facilities in the town

The latest employment figures have been released by the States Statistics Unit

Ongoing water sampling by the Department of the Environment and Jersey Water indicates that traces of pesticides are still being found but that the drinking water remains safe

Mental health issues that affect young people will be the subject of a conference organised by Mind Jersey and Victoria College this summer

The States of Jersey's Director of Financial Services will be leaving his post later this year

Employers will receive financial support for trainees that are locally-qualified jobseekers with little or no relevant experience in the industry

If legal changes are approved, the roads will come under the Department of Infrastructure

​People are to be asked for their views on a trial closure of Charing Cross from 1 June which is planned as part of the Future St Helier initiative

Planning Committee decisions on rural businesses Jersey’s Planning Applications Committee yesterday considered two applications for new businesses in the countryside

This DTA is the most recent in a series of finance-related agreements between Jersey and the UAE

The recycling team and Jersey Met are looking for a new home for the soon-to-be decommissioned weather radar dome at La Moye

Complaints against the States of Jersey Police are being investigated by the Police Service of Northern Ireland

Previous grants have included providing financial support for the development of Jersey Heritage sites as self-catering accommodation, helping to bring the Tour de Bretagne to Jersey and supporting an International Chess Tournament

Departmental underspends will fund key priority projects in areas ranging from long term care to sport and fitness

Jersey government's official notices are online

Ground water supplies continue to be within the World Health Organisation-based standard limits, but additional chemicals have been detected in untreated surface water sources

A 2015 eco active Proud of You (for picking up my poo) campaign has won a major national award

During the 12 months to March 2016 the All Items Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.4%

Jersey’s States has approved a new law which updates current controls on animal health to prevent the introduction and spread of animal diseases which have major economic impact or can be transmitted to humans

The Statistics Unit has published the Business Tendency report for March 2016

An amendment to the Employment Law has also be lodged which, if approved, will introduce new employment rights for armed forces reservists

Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, provides an update on Jersey's arrangements for sharing information on the beneficial ownership of companies

Pubs and bars in Jersey could stay open until 1am on 10 and 11 June to mark the Queen's 90th birthday

Kate Nutt, who was responsible for setting up the Government of Jersey's London office, has been appointed Head of Service - External Relations

There was 1,380 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in March 2016.

A section of road in St Peter's Valley will close next Monday and Tuesday (11/12 April) 9 am to 4.30 for road repairs

A reminder that the deadline for submissions to the public inquiry into the Grantez glasshouses application is Friday 8 April

Hospitality employers are being reminded about a paid training initiative to help them recruit and train locally qualified jobseekers

The new larger play area has 13 different features with a new multi-play unit (Toddler zone Sneak and Peak unit) as a centrepiece for group play

Fishermen and their representatives from Belgium France, Ireland, the Netherlands, the UK, as well as the Channel Islands will be attending the meeting.

It's no longer free to park in the seasonal car parks from tomorrow (1 April)

People in their 60th birthday year in Jersey are eligible for a free bowel screening test

The new parenting support post will offer emotional and practical support for families of children with serious health conditions

So far additional test results indicate that all sampled boreholes are within the World Health Organization’s advisory safe health limit

The Minister for Housing has publishing a new housing strategy, focusing on delivering new homes, getting the most out of existing housing, and improving housing standards and neighbourhoods

The event, which is taking place on the weekend of 23 - 24 April 2016 at Highlands College, is open to everyone interested in learning more about local wildlife.

Subsidy to be targeted for the first time

Sand Street is being refurbished over a 22-week period, starting on 29 March, and levels 1, 11 and 12 will be closed to the public for four weeks

This limited number of four digit registrations, which are normally only released at auctions, are priced at £2,500

End of term moves forward a day to honour Liberation Day holiday

The awards, run by the British Medical Journal, are held to celebrate the work of medical teams across the British Isles

Homes will receive a set of three recycling boxes or, where bin storage is shared, a set of recycling bins will be provided to collect paper and cardboard, plastic bottles and metal packaging

An average of 8,000 cybercrimes are reported each month in the UK

The Consumer Council's written submission to the Access to Justice Review will be discussed at a public hearing next week

Breaches of competition regulation could result in the lease for the La Collette Fuel Farm being cancelled by the States

Jersey’s Planning Applications Committee has turned down two applications for developments in the Coastal National Park

Island residents are asked to join millions of people around the world in turning off their lights as part of Earth Hour 2016 on Saturday 19 March between 8.30pm and 9.30pm.

Information and advice concerning product safety notices and recalls An increasing number of product safety notices and recalls has prompted Trading Standards and the Fire and Rescue Service to offer guidance to Island residents

Esimates of Jersey's potential future housing requirements for the three-year period 2016-2018

A Protocol amending the Double Taxation Arrangement between the UK and Jersey has been entered into by an exchange of letters between Her Majesty’s Government and the Government of Jersey

Money that has been untouched for years in 'dormant' bank accounts could be used for charitable purposes if a new law is passed

The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) is building a new reception for household green waste as part of the La Collette Recycling Park project

Current VCP head moves to town primary school in September 2016

The Minister for the Environment is to consider the introduction of new measures to regulate pesticide use

Representatives from the Channel Islands attend a European Parliamentary hearing in Brussels

Condor Ferries agrees a remediation plan to improve the reliability of their service to the Channel Islands

The majority of the future resurfacing will be scheduled during school holiday periods and is being programmed in liaison with the utility companies to to minimise the impact on the public.

Through the Hospitality Paid Training Initiative, the States is also offering employers access to financial support, worth up to £1,155 per employee, for recruiting and training locally qualified jobseekers who are new to the industry.

Islanders asked to put forward candidates for fostering and adoption awards

The Minister for Infrastructure, Deputy Eddie Noel, has made a statement regarding the La Collette fuel farm

Students from five Jersey schools will take part in Jersey's Annual Youth Assembly in the States Chamber on Tuesday 15 March

South Hill Planning and Building offices closed due to storm damage

Motorists won't be able to park at Sand Street carpark on Sunday 13 March - TTS is carrying out work for one day to widen the entrance for cars

Islanders in 'at-risk' groups urged to obtain flu vaccine

No Smoking Day focuses on health harms and Help2Quit services

States of Jersey's Chief Executive makes statement on review of travel expenses policy

There were 1,500 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in February 2016

Recruitment under way for summer intake

Two French fishermen have been fined a total of £30,000 by Jersey’s Royal Court after pleading guilty to fishing offences in Jersey waters

The Environment Department is surveying selected households to determine future policy on minimum standards for Island homes

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

Authorities intercept a small boat heading out of French port

The first of these eight shelters to be completed is located at the southbound Red Houses bus stop, the fourth-busiest bus stop in Jersey.

The conviction of Windward is the result of a ground breaking international investigation conducted by the Law Officers’ Department under the supervision of the former Solicitor General, Howard Sharp QC.

Jersey’s political and economic relationship with France will be reinforced by attendance at one of France’s major shows in Paris

Latest house price figures released by the Statistics Unit

The cost of an appeal will go down from 1 March 2016

Jersey’s Planning Applications Committee has turned down a proposal to redevelop a large commercial site near the Millennium Town Park

The site will be closed for the day so that essential activity to support the replacement of the Sewage Treatment Works can be completed.

A recalibration exercise has revised credit ratings for Jersey, Guernsey and other small sovereign states

The chairman of Visit Jersey, John Henwood, has been appointed interim chairman of the newly opened Tourism Development Fund

A Reuse Facility is included in plans for the Household Reuse and Recycling Centre which is scheduled to open at La Collette in November 2016.

There were 1,470 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in January 2016

The survey aims to find out more about the size of the island's pheasant population and its effect on farmland

Business people and members of the public are being invited to comment on proposals for a new law to regulate alcohol licensing and policy

Improvements to the drainage network will reduce the likelihood of flooding in town and enable connections in the future.

Coordinated work between Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man has led to all three jurisdictions joining a European scheme that facilitates fast and secure cross-border transfers in euros

The States Employment Board (SEB) has made a final pay offer to the States of Jersey workforce

A new set of regulations governing health and safety in the constrcution industry will come into force in October

Ministers are launching a two phase process of engagement and consultation to explain to islanders the need for a new hospital

Under the programme, Back to Work will fund trainees’ wages at the minimum wage for up to four weeks while they are being trained in their new role

Health and Social Services Minister has made the following statement to the States Assembly about the Future Hospital Project

The improved access to bus information will particularly benefit people using stops in rural areas as well as raising awareness of the less used stops and routes.

Proposals to convert and extend public toilets at La Pulente to provide a new beach café on the Five Mile Road have been approved

Parents reminded to confirm places for September 2016

Statement from the Department of the Environment on animal welfare and the use of prong collars or electronic training devices

The Statistics Unit has published the Business Tendency report for December 2015

Ministers announce more detail on principles of an infrastructure levy to fund community facilities and affordable housing

During the 12 months to December the All Item Retail Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 0.9%

The Minister for External Relations, Senator Sir Philip Bailhache, signed the declaration in London with the Swiss Ambassador to the United Kingdom

The Marine Resources Panel has agreed a package of legislative measures to protect Jersey’s bass stocks.

The Ministry of External Relations is to fill the existing vacancy for a chief officer

The findings show 14% of all Jersey residents living in private households are disabled as defined under the UK Equality Act 2010 definition of disability compared with 16.8% in England

51 year old man charged with importing the drug into the Island

918 applications for permanent registered staff were made in 2015, of which 460 were approved and 458 refused

A new high profile campaign raising awareness about so called 'legal highs' has been launched

Work to extend the foul sewer network in Longueville Road begins on Monday 18 January 2016

The next phase of the Trinity to Gorey road resurfacing project will now be starting on Tuesday 19 January 2016

Historians and experts to gather at Jersey Library for a new event

Jersey and Guernsey's Chief Ministers, have concluded two days of meetings in Brussels

Minister for the Environment calls for a public inquiry into a planning application to build new homes on Rue de Grantez, St Ouen

Work will now start on Monday 18 January once La Route de la Cote has been reopened

​The Minister for the Environment wants a more balanced approach to development to offset the demands made on infrastructure and local communities when larger building projects take place

There were 1,390 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in December 2015

A topping out ceremony marking the completion of the main structure of the new Police Headquarters was held on 7 January 2015