2023 news

A Planning and building services desk will open at Customer and Local Services (CLS) on La Motte Street for Islanders seeking support with planning applications and associated enquiries

Visitors staying for 31 days or fewer will no longer need a permit to bring their caravans, motorhomes, campervan and trailer tents to Jersey

The Natural Environment team is advising Islanders to do an annual check of their sycamore trees as a widespread disease causes the trees to become brittle and at risk of falling.

More than £14,000 from the Covid-19 Health and Social Recovery Fund has been awarded to support the refurbishment of a countryside path in St Peter.

The Minister for the Environment, Deputy Jonathan Renouf, has formed a Determining Panel to join him in making a decision on whether plans to build new homes and further develop Jersey’s Waterfront should go ahead.

An incentive scheme has been launched by the Government of Jersey to encourage and support Islanders to move to more environmentally-friendly ways of heating their homes.

A full condition survey of the Government’s public property portfolio is taking place between 15 May and 31 August, as part of the Island Public Estate Strategy.

The refurbished gym at Springfield Stadium will open to Active members next week, on Monday 15 May

Minister for the Environment, Deputy Jonathan Renouf, has published an independent review of Planning services, alongside his initial response to the review.

To recognise and mark the Coronation of Their Majesties, the Government of Jersey will team up with Andium Homes and the Parish of St Helier to plan a new green walking and cyclingroute, taking Islanders and visitors through St Helier.

Islanders are being encouraged to volunteer their time at Fort Regent over the next few weeks as part of The Big Help Out initiative, to mark the Coronation.

A new bridging Liquid Waste Strategy (2023-26) has been published by the Minister for Infrastructure.