2016 news

The grant will be used to cover the cost of the deposit to secure charter flights for the Jersey team travelling to the Games

A second ice rink at Fort Regent would not be a prudent use of public funds

A planning application for a £3.5 million extension would see the current award-winning building’s capacity double in size

Ice Skate Jersey will partner with Fort Regent this Christmas to run the ice rink for the fourth consecutive year

Parents are being reminded to take extra care when buying children's Halloween costumes

The body that is advising Government on the establishment of Sport Jersey has issued its findings in a report

£125,000 will be available to local sports bodies and clubs in 2017, with the expectation that the same level of funding will continue through to 2018 and 2019

Ministers met Blue Islands and Flybe yesterday to discuss customer concerns. The airlines have committed to take action to reduce disruption, and improve customer communication and the EDTSC Minister will meet the airlines monthly to monitor progress

HMS Gleaner will update charts along the main routes into St Helier

New strategies are planned to support Jersey's economy

The Government will act on the consultation feedback from the public and from industry regarding aspects of a proposed new liquor licensing law for Jersey

Previous grants have included providing financial support for the development of Jersey Heritage sites as self-catering accommodation, helping to bring the Tour de Bretagne to Jersey and supporting an International Chess Tournament

Pubs and bars in Jersey could stay open until 1am on 10 and 11 June to mark the Queen's 90th birthday

Information and advice concerning product safety notices and recalls An increasing number of product safety notices and recalls has prompted Trading Standards and the Fire and Rescue Service to offer guidance to Island residents

The chairman of Visit Jersey, John Henwood, has been appointed interim chairman of the newly opened Tourism Development Fund

Business people and members of the public are being invited to comment on proposals for a new law to regulate alcohol licensing and policy