2014 news

Festive fun for travellers collecting their luggage will generate funds for charity

Jersey Airport is helping passengers to avoid the disappointment of having to leave presents behind by reminding them what is and is not permitted on an aircraft

Former Royal Navy Captain, Phil Buckley will take over from Commodore Barry Goldman as Jersey's new harbour master on Friday

Regulatory airworthiness surveys and aircraft inspections are some of the technical services that Avisa will provide to the Jersey Aircraft Registry when it becomes operational early next year

Experts to advise on a wide range of issues including scam mail

Donations by the travelling public contributed to the total amount raised

Statistics show a difficult year for potato growers but a good year for Jersey Dairy and demand for apple growing

You need permission from the airport authorities if you plan to release sky lanterns or helium-filled balloons, or are planning to host a laser or pyrotechnic display

Tourism Development Fund invites applications from non-profit and private sector

A grant that offers funds to local businesses for staff training has received more than 200 applications in its first year

Initiatives which will boost tourism invited to apply for States support

Company to build international market for product with JIF support

Jersey and Guernsey jointly appoint chairman for new financial services ombudsman

A pioneering, Jersey-based, baby products firm is the first company to benefit from government support through the Jersey Innovation Fund

The Tourism Shadow Board has set out a business case and a plan for a handover to a new independent, grant-funded body

Jersey to follow any UK requirements following US warning of terrorist threat

Skills Jersey launches Cash4Courses weekly summer draw

Islanders can all take part in the consultation on the future of Jersey's ports

Chairman sought for financial services watchdog

The number of passengers travelling through Jersey Airport in 2014 so far is up 3.3% compared to last year

A number of safeguards are intended for the proposed new company to protect the public interest

A new safety campaign is encouraging people to register equipment such as kayaks and surfboards in case they are lost at sea

A nationality registration prefix, ZJ-, has been secured for the Island

Jersey joins Guernsey and West Normandy as signatories of a framework agreement for cooperation in marine renewable energy work

Economic Development and Treasury Ministers welcome publication of a study into comparative prices of cigarettes and tobacco

Payment of harbour dues and equipment repair are part of a proposed package to help the fishing industry

A local company will run a temporary café at Elizabeth Terminal while replacement operator is found

The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency runs the UK national coastguard, search and rescue services

Organisations wishing to apply to the fund should be able to demonstrate that their events or projects have the potential to bring more visitors to the Island

Local businesses are responding well to a States grant to help with staff training and development

A wholly independent, grant-funded body that will take on the activities Jersey Tourism's activities has been proposed

Jersey firms urged to reduce energy consumption and manage waste by joining Eco-Active Business

UK legal amendment seeks to clarify low value consignment relief restrictions

Listing of historic Victorian vessel marks the culmination of a successful year

The removal of the bridge that leads to the 'holding' and visitor pontoons alongside Albert Pier, and improvements to the pontoons themselves, will form the basis of work to be carried out later this year

Four applications for funding move to next stage

Jersey team aim to strengthen French links by attending the Paris International Agricultural Show

New 18-month trial would allow large stores to open on Sundays

New signs for reporting emergencies placed along St Ouen’s Bay after unreliable emergency phones removed