2023 news

A draft plan that will shape the future of Jersey’s marine management has been published by the Minister for the Environment, Deputy Jonathan Renouf.

Jersey’s status as a Fairtrade Island, which stretches back nearly 20 years, has been reaffirmed with a presentation from the Fairtrade Foundation.

A Parish Improvement Scheme will get under way at the end of this month following a thorough engagement period with the community.

​An offshore wind farm, with the potential to provide significant environmental and economic benefits for Jersey will be built in the southwest of the Island’s territorial waters, under proposals announced today.

An exciting vision for revitalised, vibrant markets at the heart of St Helier has been laid out by the Minister for Infrastructure, Deputy Tom Binet, at a meeting with traders.

The fourth quarterly application window will open on Monday 30 October, this time on a first-come, first-served basis rather than the lottery system which operated earlier in the year.

The proposed timetable for bringing in mandatory Energy Performance Certificates for Jersey at the point of sale or new rentals and introducing new minimum standards for energy efficiency in properties has been laid out.