2025 news

The Government of Jersey is pleased to announce the appointment of Sophie Le Sueur as Chief Officer for Employment, Social Security and Housing.

The Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Tom Binet, has responded to the publication of the Hospital Review Panel’s report.

The Minister for Education and Lifelong Learning has signed a Ministerial order which increases the funding for a number of grants for higher education students.

Jersey Demolition Company site visits have been taking place this week to assess the stability and make preparations for the construction of the scaffolding.

The Government of Jersey wants to see the Havre des Pas Lido evolve into a vibrant, inclusive, and year-round public asset.

Starting the week of Monday 24 February, several speed limit reductions will be implemented across the Island.

A 39-year-old woman has been sentenced to four years and six months imprisonment for attempting to import cocaine into the Island, with a street value of £13,000.

A statement from the Minister for Health and Social Services.

The Jersey Demolition Company (JDC) will mobilise on-site next week.

Infrastructure and Environment is continuing work on a project related to the Blue Badge holder database.

There are no further updates at this time but steady progress is being made according to the four-step plan.

The Government of Jersey has published its first ‘Collision and Casualty Reduction Plan’.

The house price report for the fourth quarter 2024 has been published today by Statistics Jersey.

Local charities and organisations will be able to apply for grants from the Government of Jersey.

Jersey Met has confirmed the average annual temperature for 2024 was 12.94°C making it the seventh-warmest year on record.

Deputy Steve Luce, Minister for the Environment, has introduced revisions to various aspects of planning guidance.

Jersey Property Holdings has been overseeing the relocation and display of memorabilia within the Howard Davis Hall.

Rouge Bouillon continues to remain closed between Clarendon Road and Palmyra Road.

Professor Peter Bradley has published his second Director of Public Health Report which looks at the evidence for investing in prevention.