2018 news

Work starts soon on safety improvements to Longueville Road

The new Mental Health Law comes into force on Monday, 1 October

New law aims to uphold human rights and support people with decision making

Trackers, part of Jersey’s Children, Young People, Education and Skills Department, are launching a new civil engineering apprenticeship

This year's Stoptober campaign includes optional carbon monoxide testing for pregnant women

Eighty-three per cent of teachers in Jersey are satisfied with their roles

The annual flu vaccination programme, which launches on Monday, 1 October, will offer the vaccine to secondary school students for the first time.

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

Shoppers asked to help shape retail development strategy

Islanders are invited to have their heart rhythms checked for free

Annual Mortality Statistics and Life Expectancy figures have been released today by Statistics Jersey

Neighbouring residents and employees of Jersey's proposed new hospital are invited to hear updates and give their views at a forum this week

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

Families with young children are invited to ‘make their mark’ at a special beach event with local artist Ian Rolls.

Health and Community Services are encouraging 70 year olds who haven’t yet had the shingles vaccine to take advantage of this effective protection against the condition.

The latest Immunisation Statistics report is released today by Statistics Jersey

​The States of Jersey will soon be providing most of its frontline customer services in one place.

Health staff will be asked for their views on the location of Jersey's new hospital through a survey commissioned by the Hospital Policy Development Board.

A change partner is appointed to help the States of Jersey create One Government culture

Environment experts meet in Jersey to share ideas and discuss future projects

His Excellency Mr Manuel Lobo Antunes, the Ambassador of Portugal, will make an official visit to Jersey tomorrow (Thursday 20 September) to Friday 21 September.

Ministers have responded to an E-Petition asking for a ‘Rental Price Cap Law’.

As part of the French Experience, Jersey’s Assistant Minister for Education, Deputy Jeremy Maçon, will visit Caen on Friday to sign an agreement to strengthen Jersey’s educational links with France.

Responsibility for the digital industry has returned to the Economic Development portfolio

Minister for Infrastructure proposes Jersey should process Alderney's waste in the Energy from Waste plant

When the UK leaves the EU in 2019, new rules will apply for all British passport holders travelling to the Schengen area of Europe.

The Chief Minister's speech at the opening of Jersey Enterprise Week 2018

The States of Jersey seeks a partner to help modernise government’s digital services

Apply to become an independent civil celebrant, closing date 3 October 2018

The Environment Minister has banned recreational fishermen from catching bluefin tuna

Jersey’s Health and Social Services Minister has welcomed the opening of a public inquiry examining plans for a new hospital.

A public inquiry into the Future Hospital planning application to build on the existing hospital site is set to begin next week.

The interim Director General of Health and Community Services, Anthony McKeever, responds to a report on governance from the Comptroller and Auditor General

Pupils at Le Rocquier School will be the first to benefit from a new digital engineering programme being launched in Jersey.

​More than 300 primary school teachers are expected to attend a learning conference tomorrow to discuss high-quality teaching

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

The 2018 Jersey School Survey report has been released today by Statistics Jersey.

These eight Pledges are more than 'nice words' – this is how we are going to hold ourselves to account

Jersey will be hosting a British-Irish Council (BIC) Environment Sector officers' technical workshop next week to discuss the Asain hornet Vespa Velutina.

A collaborative effort across government and the wider community is working to prevent suicide

Ministers issue first response to an e-petition

The Jersey Care Commission commissioned an independent report to address concerns expressed by the Jersey Care Inquiry

The new pledge commits those who sign it to play their part in speeding up the pace of change for children,

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

Building a Foundation: the States of Jersey works with the Voluntary and Community sector

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