2020 news

The results of an online survey which asked Islanders for their views about St Brelades’ Bay has been published.

While it will be a different Christmas this year, there will still be some of the usual hazards within our homes; Christmas dinner, wrapping presents, and decorations to name a few.

Officers from the States of Jersey Police (SoJP) and Children, Young People, Education and Skills (CYPES) attended an Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) Awareness and Becoming Trauma Informed training day yesterday.

The Sea Cadets will have an interim new base at the former Police HQ in Rouge Bouillon, as of January 2021.

Prisoners at HMP La Moye have been busy designing hand-made reindeer from recycled wooden pallets to be sold in time for Christmas.

Applications are currently open for the role of Chair of the Jersey Police Complaints Authority (JPCA) following the announcement of the forthcoming retirement of the current Chair, Howard Cooper.

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service is issuing advice ahead of this year’s Bonfire Night and fireworks season,

Home Affairs Minister explains the Future Border and Immigration System which will apply from January 2021

Prisoners break vegetable records at RJA&HS show

Launch of annual campaign to tackle domestic abuse

The States of Jersey Prison Service (SoJPS) is inviting prisoners and members of Jersey’s Christian community to take part in Prisons Week

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) has again joined forces with Jersey Electricity to offer their free annual electric blanket testing service to all Islanders.

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service is supporting Home Safety Week 2020, a national campaign led by the National Fire Chiefs Council, from 28 – 4 October.

The Health and Safety Inspectorate has published its annual report for 2019.

Green-fingered prisoners from HM Prison La Moye have had their efforts recognised at the RJH&S’s Summer Flower and Produce Show.

The Minister for Home Affairs, Connétable Len Noman, gave a speech today for Emergency Services Day

The life-saving work of Jersey’s emergency services is due to be recognised on Wednesday as the Island takes part in a national day to honour 999 workers.

Plan for interim management of Jersey’s prison

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service is advising Islanders of the dangers associated with carbon monoxide poisoning, and how to reduce the risks of this happening to you.

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) has launched a campaign to raise awareness about the increased fire risk when using emollient skincare products.

Prison Governor, Nick Cameron, is to leave his post

Young artists are invited to take part in a Jersey Fire and Rescue Service poster competition aimed at promoting fire safety.

States of Jersey Police announce changes to Deputy Chief Officer position

Islanders who apply for a passport will start to be issued the new blue Jersey variant British passport from this week, following the UK’s departure from the European Union.

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) are warning Islanders of the increased risk of wildfires and the potential rapid spread of any fires should they occur

The Jersey Fire and Rescue Service are reminding Islanders to be vigilant when having barbecues or swimming in the sea, after they were called to a number of incidents over the Bank Holiday weekend

Electronic tagging of defendants is being introduced in Jersey this week, as part of a range of measures agreed by the Criminal Justice Working Group.

JFRS is reminding residents across the Island to make sure they fit and test the right smoke alarms for those who suffer from hearing loss in their homes.

The Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) is reminding Islanders about the dangers white goods can pose to the home

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) is hosting a ‘Give it a go’ Taster Session, as part of International Women’s Day.

Jersey Fire and Rescue Service is encouraging parents and carers to make any kitchen activities a chance for kids to learn about cooking safety.

Advice has been issued regarding tide and wind warnings for Storm Ines

The Government of Jersey has issued additional advice for the continued tide and wind warnings.

Islanders can apply for their passport more easily following the introduction of a digital application and online payment system.

The Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) is asking Islanders to ensure nothing is blocking their escape routes, and make sure their family, guests, and loved ones know how to get out, stay our, and call 999.

The following public advice has been issued regarding the impact of Storm Ciara

Members of a gang known as ‘The St Helier 12’ will be sentenced at the Old Magistrate’s Court and imprisoned at La Moye Prison on Thursday, 13 February.

The Jersey Fire and Rescue Service (JFRS) are recruiting for both full time and on-call firefighters to join the team.

Officers from the Jersey Customs and Immigration Service and the States of Jersey Police have seized approximately 250 grams of heroin in a joint operation.