2014 news

Jersey's ability to provide expertise in investments and resources in Africa was the focus of a UK discussion hosted by Senator Sir Philip Bailhache

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

The report concludes that it would be unreasonable to continue to deny same-sex couples the opportunity to get married

Jersey is managing the risks of climate change by reducing Jersey’s carbon emissions and preparing for extreme weather

The results of the 2014 Jersey Annual Social Survey have been published by the Statistics Unit

Online survey is part of major review of drug use on the Island

Competition-winning stickers are now available for free

Employers from a wide range of businesses will join their apprentices at the celebration

Plans have been submitted to establish a new maritime community at St Helier harbour

The redesigned website is easier to navigate on tablets and smartphones

Islanders will start to pay LTC contributions from January 2015

Jersey’s international credit rating is re-affirmed as one of the best the credit ratings service awards

Lloyds funding to enhance training provided to doctors, nurses and paramedics

His Excellency Dr Dalhatu Sarki Tafida in Jersey next week

The lead speaker at this year's farming conference is Robin Page, a farmer, writer, councillor, campaigner and Jersey Royals fan

Households can save between £40 and £70 a year just by switching things off rather than leaving them on stand by, for schools figures could be much higher

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

Families with three and four year olds are reminded to apply for school

The move fits in with a wider drive to improve customer service and efficiency

Bikes, glass, BBQs, fishing gear and car parts have all been sent for incineration in Jersey's energy from waste plant

An artwork will be unveiled to mark the end of the St Aubin’s village project

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in Q3 2014 was unchanged from the previous quarter (Q2 2014)

Local author and Downton Abbey star at Jersey Library

Assistant ministers are appointed for Jersey's new government

Four new providers have been chosen to give short respite breaks for children and their families

Social Security and Taxes Office improve service to the self-employed

A new scheme will help graduates retrain

Outpatient hysteroscopies are carried out weekly at a regular clinic in Rayner Ward as outpatient appointments

1,430 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in October 2014

Home-grown nursing degree courses to be showcased to potential applicants

Donations by the travelling public contributed to the total amount raised

The Transport and Technical Services sale will start at 10.30 am at Highlands College

Chief Minister designate proposes his new ministerial team