2015 news

Meeting to take place during NatWest Island Games week

Tips from the States Vet to help keep animals safe and well in warmer weather

The annual meeting of the British Irish Volunteering Forum is being held in Jersey this week at the NatWest Island Games Village

Jersey Business and the Economic Development Minister are holding a business breakfast to bring NatWest Island Games visitors with business interests together on Thursday 2 July

Survey's insight to shape the way drug use is tackled in Jersey

People will be able to make more changes to their home of business without applying for plannming permission following a decision by the Planning Minister

The second phase of road improvements in St Mary has been completed and includes improvements for pedestrians and drivers

Grass snakes are laying their eggs now and the scientist leading the campaign to protect them appeals to people not to disturb potential nest sites

In response to public demand the Jersey Library in St Helier will be open from 9 am from Tuesday to Saturday every week

Jersey begins to prepare for the impact of more severe weather caused by climate change

Lighting along promenades is being replaced

Deputy Steve Luce is to ask the Court of Appeal to overturn a Royal Court judgment concerning an application for 17 new homes on a site beside Keppel Tower on Grouville Coast Road

Route de Mont Mado is going to be resurfaced using a technique that is new to Jersey but has been used extensively in the UK and France

New bus shelters are planned for six locations around the Island to improve the service for bus passengers

Cultural event is part of NatWest Island Games

Transport and Technical Services will be marking up about 70 spaces in the new ‘Shoppers zone’ of the Esplanade car park with a view to opening it to the public on Friday 19 June

1,400 people were registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in May 2015

The Customs & Immigration Service has issued a statement in response to allegations of mistreatment of its working dogs

Les Vaux Housing Trust's plans to demolish Troy and Valley Court and replace them with 123 new homes are approved by the Planning Applications Committee

Industry and others invited to comment on proposed changes to regulations

Guernsey event offers chance for Islands to share knowledge

You could become an Operating Department Practitioner with a placement in Jersey and study in the UK

Jersey's latest retail sales figures have been published by the Statistics Unit

States of Jersey Financial Report and Accounts 2014 have been released

People working in care organisations in Jersey can find out more about undertaking vocational qualifications in healthcare

Three winners of the Liberation 70 poetry competition honoured at a reception

The forthcoming World Oceans Day will give Islanders an opportunity to help keep our beaches clean and, in particular, free of plastics and dog poo

Meetings are arranged for Islanders to find out more about plans for the International Finance Centre

After hearing Islanders' views on the worst-affected areas, Eco active has begun its targeted campaign of cleaning up after and educating irresponsible dog owners

Discussions will focus on education, sport and culture, environment, commerce and strategy.

Assistant Chief Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, is attending the World Economic Forum in Cape Town following four days of JOAC work in East Africa

Islanders urged to find out more at drop-in sessions

Unanimous Assembly vote confirms law change from September

Primary school pupils design computer games in just three hours

A statement on the International Finance Centre by the Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Alan Maclean, given in the States Assembly

Environment Minister urges agricultural sector and land managers to reduce nitrates use by 5-10 per cent