2018 news

In 2018 there have been 159 fly tipping reports to the Environmental Protection department compared to 105 last year.

More than half of all motorists are now using the PaybyPhone payment system when they park.

A year-long trial closure of Chasse Brunet to through-traffic will start on Monday 10 December

You're invited to find out about resurfacing work on La Route des Quennevais

Parking at Le Parc de la Petite Falaise, Trinity, is to be better regulated

Eco active are running a free 'lunch and learn' session to teach island businesses how to better understand their energy bills and save money

A drop-in session will take place on Wednesday evening so that islanders can give their views on how safety can be improved for walkers and cyclists on Route Orange.

Broad Street is due to be closed to traffic from 8.30am to 4pm this Sunday (28 October) so that changes can be made to two zebra crossings at Charing Cross.

The second phase of resurfacing work on La Grande Route de St Clement is set to take place over next week’s half term holidays

A drop-in session is being held at Hautlieu School to consider proposals to make Bagatelle Lane safer

DVS is holding an open day where commercial vehicle operators can find out about the new Commercial Vehicle Operator Licensing scheme

The maximum taxi / cab tariffs are set to increase from today

The construction of the French Harbour boardwalk, a new cycle track which will provide a link for the routes from the west of the island to Havre Des Pas, begins on Monday

Drop-in sessions for parishioners to find out more about road safety proposals in St Ouen

Work starts soon on safety improvements to Longueville Road

The Minister for Infrastructure has approved a six-month trial to set a three-hour parking limit on 12 spaces on Victoria Avenue.

New speed limits will apply on roads in Grouville and St Helier after the Minister for Infrastructure signed a Ministerial Decision

​An overview of how Jersey would implement international standards for vehicle safety and roadworthiness has been presented to States Members

The legislation necessary for Jersey to meet international standards for vehicle safety and roadworthiness will be presented to the States Assembly later this month

A campaign is launched to reduce the amount of rubbish found in the glass delivered to La Collette

Resurfacing work on West Park Roundabout is due to start on 15 September

Consultation regarding new measure for busy junction in St Brelade

Growth, Housing & Environment has linked with JCG in partnership with Primary Engineer to embed engineering into primary and secondary school curriculums.

The demolition of the Fort Regent cable car stations starts today, as contractors begin a 12-week project to safely dismantle the 48-year-old structures.

A second forum for people living and working near Jersey’s proposed new hospital is planned for Wednesday 1 August 2018 from 6 to 8pm at St Paul’s Centre

The Future Hospital team has proposed minor changes to the hospital plansin response to feedback and discussions with the public, Growth, Housing and Environment, and the Jersey Architecture Commission

The independent inspector due to consider proposals for a new hospital has agreed to widen the terms of reference of the public inquiry to include a high-level, planning-based assessment of alternative sites

The Infrastructure Minister has agreed to sell three States-owned fields overlooking St Catherine’s Bay to the National Trust

The same Ministerial Decision also approves the demolition of the former swimming pool building. Tenders are being invited for this work.

​A discussion forum for people living and working near Jersey’s proposed new hospital is planned for this Wednesday

Resurfacing of St Clement’s Inner Road is due to start later this month

Infrastructure Minister makes joint statement with landowners clarifying current position with Les Quennevais field purchase

Household Reuse & Recycling Centre survey throughout July

Views are being sought on proposals for a new zebra crossing in Gorey

Electrical engineering and gardening are two areas in which teh Department for Infrastructure is looking to recruit apprentices

Jersey can now exchange driving licences from 17 more countries, without the need for people taking the local test

The last phase of resurfacing work starts on Tuesday 21 May 2018

Resurfacing work starts at Coronation Park car park on Monday 21 May

The Department for Infrastructure will start road surface improvements on La Rue de La Sergente and Le Mont de La Pulente from Monday 21 May.

From 14 May the ladies' toilets in the market will be closed for refurbishment

Work to adapt unit at St Peter to commence in mid-May

A contract is awarded for a new sewage treatment work at Bellozanne to a UK construction company

A new zebra crossing is to be constructed on Janvrin Road by the Department for Infrastructure

Safety improvements are coming to Longueville Road following public consultations by the Department for Infrastructure

J001 is one of the 50 number plates up for auction sale on Saturday 28 April 2018

The Minister for Infrastructure has signed a speed limit order so the first phase of the review of speed limits can start

Advances in technology have meant that more information can be obtained easily from taximeters than in the past

Commercial green waste, plasterboard and non-recyclable inert waste charges increase on Monday 2 April

Car parking charges are increasing from Tuesday 3 April to cover cost of refurbishment in Minden Street car park as well as a programme of lift replacement in multi storey car parks

Old play equipment at Coronation Park has been updated by the Department for Infrastructure

Three businesses combine for partnership with States of Jersey on hospital project

The remaining disc parking areas in St Helier are changing to paycard / PayByPhone

You can now take the driving and knowledge tests together when applying to drive a taxi

Phase 2 of the Gunsite flood alleviation project started today, Monday 5 March

A new pedestrian and cycle path from Bellozanne and Fern Valley is planned by the Department for Infrastructure

Planning approval has been given for the new sewage treatment plant

An area at La Collette is available to rent on a nine year term

A road safety workshop is being held by the Department for Infrastructure to share knowledge with other road authorities

From Monday 5 February the toddlers' playground at Coronation Park is being replaced by the Department for Infrastructure

A drop-in event is to be held at Plat Douet School on Thursday 25 January regarding a road safety scheme

On Wednesday 24 January a drop-in session is being held at St Saviour's primary school about safer routes to schools

Two lifts are being replaced in Sand Street and Green Street car parks starting Monday 15 January

The Department for Infrastructure is starting the resurfacing of St Peter's Valley on Sunday 7 January

A new lighting system is being fitted in tunnel from Monday 8 January