2023 news

The St John’s Road three-month one-way trial, which was due to start on Monday, has been postponed until the new year.

From next Monday, St John’s Road will be trialled for three months as a resident priority access zone, which means there will not be a through-route to Cheapside.

A draft development brief to guide the future housing development and use of listed buildings at St Saviour’s Hospital has been published for public consultation.

New planning guidance on the development of affordable homes on sites rezoned in the Island Plan, has been issued by the Minister for Environment, Deputy Jonathan Renouf.

A significant step forward has been taken towards the designation of Jersey’s first Conservation Area, as proposed changes to planning controls are published.

Updated guidance on how much parking should be provided as part of new residential development, together with guidance about the minimum size of rooms and private open space in new homes, has been published.

Islanders are being invited to share their views on the recently announced proposals for an offshore wind farm in the southwest of Jersey’s waters.

An update from the Infrastructure and Environment department

As Islanders start to rebuild and recover their properties and land following Storm Ciaran, the regulation team is available to offer support.

Teams in the Infrastructure and Environment (I&E) department will continue to clear public roads over the weekend.

Highways Inspectors from the Infrastructure and Environment (I&E) Department are touring the Island this morning to review the roads that have been cleared of fallen trees and debris, and to determine what is outstanding