2013 news

Bill Millar awarded the Minister for Home Affairs’ Commendation

No-one injured but garage completely destroyed in St Helier

Paramedics treat five people for smoke inhalation at the scene

RNLI and inshore rescue boat launched to rescue couple from rocks

Building a Safer Society (BaSS) 2012 annual report shows improvements

Australian university invites Jersey's Chief Probation Officer to join board of forum

If you have an electric blanket you can get a free safety test at the Western Fire Station, St Brelade

Jersey's Fire Service is extending its engagement in the community to promote fire safety in the home

Michael Robinson managed the integration of the Customs and Excise Department and the Immigration and Nationality Department

Advocate Jonathan White will chair the independent body that oversees Jersey's police force

The Fire and Rescue Service has issued a warning about the dangers of making hoax distress calls

The public are being urged to be particularly vigilant during this dry spell of weather when the risk of wildfires is substantially higher

Jersey Customs and Immigration Service seizes more than £1 million worth of cannabis

Report describes La Moye as a safe prison with a low level of violent incidents

The States of Jersey Fire and Rescue Service has published its 2012 Annual Review

Officers involved in operation to stop internet supply route for drugs

Minister says Customs and Immigration performs at a high standard to protect Jersey from illegal immigration, smuggling of prohibited goods and evasion of duties

Passport office is asking people to apply for passports early to avoid long waiting times in peak travel months

Youth crime in Jersey falls for third consecutive year

New handbook for people taking citizenship test to be used in Jersey from April

Partnership between Jersey Fire & Rescue Service and the States of Jersey Energy Efficiency Service is shortlisted for 2013 Flame Awards

Home Affairs Minister responds to Chief Minister's speech on inter-island cooperation

Revised guidance in building law calls for more smoke alarms and sprinklers in new buildings