2016 news

The proposal for funding a new hospital for Jersey

The Jersey Highway Code will soon require people to report damage, injury or the death of a cat in certain circumstances to the JSPCA

The Jersey Opinions and Lifestyle Survey is run annually to provide a better understanding of social issues in Jersey.

Means-testing will now start in September 2018

Chief Ministers of Jersey and Guernsey attend series of meetings in Brussels

Those with experience working with young people are welcome to apply for voluntary posts on a placement panel for young offenders

Life expectancy, eating and drinking habits, and pregnancy rates are among the many aspects of Islanders' health covered in this in-depth statistical profile

New Christmas lights for St Helier

Plans for a new leisure and activity centre in St Mary and St Lawrence are a departure from normal planning policy and are of sufficient public interest for an inquiry

Increase in levels of virus prompts warning from health officials

The results of a community consultation to help shape a shared, long-term vision for Jersey have been released.

House price figures for the third quarter of 2016 released by the Statistics Unit

The appointment of an Honorary Consul in Jersey and discussions about eGov will lead the agenda for the Ambassador's visit tomorrow

Health and Infrastructure Ministers hail Scrutiny advsors' 'constructive' review

Esplanade car park will become a shopper only car park (3 hour limit) with an extra 116 spaces and commuter parking will be moved to Les Jardins

Health Department and Family Nursing clarify home care situation

Representatives of Island schools strengthen connections with China during a visit to Shanghai

St Brelade's bay and Havre des Pas will be among the locations that will be getting new bus stops

the Minister for the Environment has announced the date for the public inquiry concerning the planning application for a new Les Quennevais School as 24 January 2017

First Tower, Grands Vaux, St Luke’s and St Saviour’s primary schools had this year's most impressive results

1,390 people were registered as actively seeking work in October 2016

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

Process starts for children due to start Reception in September 2017

The ‘1001 Reasons to Listen’ conference will be the first in a series aimed at promoting awareness of these issues

This was the first of the formal quarterly meetings between the Crown Dependencies and Minister Walker, who has responsibility for ensuring that the CDs’ interests are understood and taken into account as the UK prepares for to leave the EU

Primary school's remodelling is completed

Health and Infrastructure departments challenge conclusions of Future Hospital review

Since 2 November 2015, landlords and letting agents have been legally required to protect their tenants’ deposits

Following a public consultation last year, the Government of Jersey has developed its policy on beneficial ownership