2022 news

An action plan seeking to tackle the issue of vacant homes has been published by the Minister for Housing and Communities, Deputy David Warr, today.

La Frégate on the Esplanade, St Helier, has been awarded Grade 2 listed status, based on its architectural significance, following a recommendation from Jersey Heritage.

Updated advice from Public Health, States Vets and Natural Environment has been issued to minimise the risk of Islanders coming into contact with Avian Influenza (bird flu).

Islanders will be able to exchange toys they no longer want for something new to them via an event at St Paul’s Centre next month.

New restrictions on the importation of pork and pork products have been introduced in Jersey to help prevent the spread of African swine fever.

Jersey Police and colleagues from Driver and Vehicle Standards (DVS) are reminding motorists to check their vehicles and ensure they’re roadworthy ahead of the colder winter months.

Islanders are being reminded of the planning rules and required permissions for using homes for short-term holiday lettings.

Jersey’s Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer has written to local bird keepers to remind them of the importance of good biosecurity measures, and to strongly encourage separating poultry from wild birds whenever possible.

The review of the Our Hospital Project has issued its report and recommendations to the States Assembly