2014 news

A number of new facilities have been provided as part of the improvement scheme

Two new reports show what the Social Security Department did in 2013, and the state of the Health Insurance Fund

Work will be carried out in phases and TTS will try to limit disruption for residents and businesses

The car park will be closed in stages to allow the work to go ahead

Fewer people in Jersey suffered pain and injury as a result of their work last year

1,016 students sat GCSE examinations in Jersey in 2014

Help save Jersey's rarest reptile - the harmless grass snake

Following some simple guidance can help make your summer barbeque safer

Compulsory reports will record property's condition and state of repair at start and end of tenancy

Average earnings in Jersey in June 2014 were 2.6% higher than in June 2013.

Major St Helier Harbour programme to run from September until May 2015

Ferry company will continue to provide passenger and freight link services to Jersey

Jersey and Guernsey jointly appoint chairman for new financial services ombudsman

Students are advised to contact their universities as soon as possible to confirm places or contact their careers teacher or careers Jersey for more advice

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in Q2 2014 was 1% higher than in Q1 2014 (rolling 4-quarter average).

Work on La Grande Route de St Jean to stop so it opens for Battle of Flowers

Consultation on new approved code of practice for managing health and safety in construction

The deadline for comments on the changes is 20 August 2014

It is illegal to fish for Ormers between 1 May and 30 September

The public consultation on modernising Jersey's property tax is open until 31 December 2014

Careers Jersey offers advice after A level results

1,520 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in Jersey in July 2014

Freshers advised to have meningitis C vaccine

The Chinese Ambassador to the UK will be in Jersey next week to meet politicians and local business representatives, and he will also visit some of the Island's top tourist attractions

During 2014 and 2015 the Safeguarding Partnership Board will continue to develop the framework now in place to ensure that safeguarding arrangements are maintained and continue to improve

Bus shelters and improved crossing and footpaths included in improvement plan

Coronation Park and Sir Winston Churchill Memorial Park entered the Keep Britain Tidy's award scheme for the first time

Check the tide and weather conditions before heading to sea and get practical information in advance

Kitemark enables Jersey’s deaf and hard of hearing community to better access services

Summer message to promote the positives for young people and parents in Jersey

The library service will be working in partnership with the Jersey Privateers Gaming Club to reenact major engagements from the conflict

In line with international developments, Jersey has imposed an EU sanctions regime targeting certain Russian individuals and businesses

Natural foam is a frequent occurrence around the Island’s coastline and can often be seen as the tide comes up over hot sand