2015 news

Jersey’s progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions is highlighted this week as climate change talks start in Paris

Work by Jersey's voluntary and community sector to support babies, children and young people as part of the 1001 Critical Days manifesto was demonstrated recently

Minister outlines commitment to modernising the Prison Board of Visitors and importance of having fully independent prison visitors

Senator Ozouf will discuss business opportunities for Jersey and the Island's trade, investment and technical assistance work in Africa during global talks in Malta this week

Simulated fire exercise to check ability of 999 services to respond

The AA+ credit rating, with a stable outlook is one of the best that Standard & Poors awards

Dog owners are being reminded to pick up after their pets after a puppy became ill from an infection likely to have been caused by dog poo

Figures showing the number of applications for registered and licenced staff are being published on this website

Partnership agreement provides training for staff working in 'end of life' care

Providence Street, near the Jersey Arts Centre, will close to motorists from next week until the end of January for drainage works

The Planning and Environment Minister has agreed changes to Jersey’s planning law that will let people do more to their home or business without applying for planning permission

Latest house price figures released by the Statistics Unit

Following a consultation on e-Gaming and e-Gambling, the Government of Jersey is discussing regulatory options with industry, public sector and regulatory bodies

Operation TLC proposes simple ways staff can reduce heating and light use for environmental benefits and improved patient care Local care providers invited to eco active seminar to learn how to reduce energy use and improve patient care

Alcohol consumption remains ‘hazardous’ and among Europe’s highest in spite of recent fall

Parents reminded to return their application forms for September 2016

The overuse of antibiotics in recent years has played a major part in antibiotic resistance. This includes using antibiotics to treat minor conditions that would have got better anyway.

Statement made by Assistant Chief Minister Senator Paul Routier on behalf of the Children and Vulnerable Adults Policy Group following publication of a child sexual abuse thematic serious case review by the Children's Safeguarding Partnership Board

Transport and Technical Services will start building a two-mile long pedestrian and cycle path in St Peter’s Valley next week

Tranport and Technical Services are repairing sections of Victoria Avenue next week so the east-bound lane to town will be closed

This report presents information on the incomes of Jersey households from survey of 1,200 households carried out from April 2014 to May 2015

Life-saving vaccine offers protection to more than 4,000 school and college pupils

New event for secondary school computing students

Data will be used to inform a traffic management review of St Helier

Planning adice to seek legal advice following Depty Labey's recent proposition

Environmental Health issues updated guidance covering private water supplies

1,520 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in October 2015

Parents, students and business representatives invited to share ideas

Environment Department statement on the planning application for La Collette Flats - due for consideration by the Planning Applications Committee on Thursday 12 November 2015

Launch of new mental health strategy follows extensive consultation process

Jersey's Transport and Technical Services Department has cleared the seaweed in St Aubin's Bay after an unsually large build-up

Ministers invite parishioners to drop into St Mary's parish hall to discuss any concerns

Landlords who fail to comply with the new law could be fined up to £2000