2018 news

The Chief Minister has welcomed a visit by the President of Alderney to develop cross-Channel Island cooperation

The Children’s Commissioner and her team shortlisted the 350 entries

Commercial green waste, plasterboard and non-recyclable inert waste charges increase on Monday 2 April

Statistics Jersey has today released the 2018 births and breastfeeding profile for Jersey.

More than 750 people have taken part in the Island-wide consultation so far

The Chief Minister sets out Jersey's ongoing preparations for Brexit, one year ahead of the date that the UK will leave the European Union.

Chief Executive stands down States of Jersey Transition Team

Independent review of Jersey’s future housing needs is launched

Three young people from Jersey with experience of the care system in the Island joined the delegation and afterwards spoke about what they had learnt.

A Chair is appointed for Jersey’s new Data Protection Authority

As well as listing events, the website will also give clubs and societies involved in arts and heritage the chance to promote their groups to attract new members and followers

Car parking charges are increasing from Tuesday 3 April to cover cost of refurbishment in Minden Street car park as well as a programme of lift replacement in multi storey car parks

Professionals from a number of agencies have been nominated for the awards which are being given in recognition of an outstanding contribution towards Safeguarding in Jersey.

Children's Services remain hopeful mother of baby left at hospital will come forward

Old play equipment at Coronation Park has been updated by the Department for Infrastructure

Tickets are available for the Jersey Symphony Orchestra at Fort Regent - both online and in person

Future Jersey is the Island's first long-term, community vision. It reflects Islanders' ambitions for the future and tracks progress towards them over time

Jersey Water and the Jersey Fresh Water Angling Association backing national campaign to raise awareness of the damage to local wildlife from invasive species

Mental health, alcohol awareness and the voice of young people are on the agenda for annual training conference

The Home Affairs Minister, Deputy Kristina Moore, welcomes the Comptroller and Auditor General’s report on police governance

Jersey's government announces provider of Digital ID for online services

Surgery option available free-of-charge for medical support

Islanders reminded about the service offered by Help 2 Quit

A helpline has been set up for anyone who has been affected by the news of the newborn baby boy who was left at Jersey’s General Hospital early on Sunday morning.

Islanders with an interest in the planning of Jersey’s Esplanade Quarter and wider area are invited to take part in a third community workshop

Deputy Sam Mézec, the chairman of the Care of Children in Jersey Review Panel, will also attend the visit.

Les Quennevais School project faces delay after land sale stalls

The inmates’ work will showcase their artwork and crafts and will be exhibited from this Thursday at The Harbour Gallery, St Aubin, until 8 April.

One of the key recommendations was to publish the “Severe Weather and Grands Vaux Flood Plans”

Three businesses combine for partnership with States of Jersey on hospital project

Under the proposals there are plans to include rape trials by jurat, which the Education and Home Affairs Scrutiny Panel have recommended.

The Law will repeal and replace legislation dating from the 1830s to the 1940s, to build on the strengths of justice and fairness in our system.

Ports of Jersey Ltd has been invited to assume operational control of the Jersey Aircraft Registry (JAR)

Health professionals and police officers continue to be concerned for the welfare of the mother of a newborn baby boy who was left at Jersey’s General Hospital in the early hours of yesterday morning (Sunday 18 March)

Request for anyone with information about a baby boy left at the General Hospital early this morning (Sunday 18 March) to come forward

The Minister for Home Affairs has announced the news today following the release of a new consensus statement for Jersey in which top health professionals have signed up to about the use of e-cigarettes.

The Romanian Ambassador to the UK will attend a reception at the Town Hall to welcome Jersey's first Honorary Consul

Plans for 63 news homes at Beaumont were today approved by Jersey’s Planning Committee

The remaining disc parking areas in St Helier are changing to paycard / PayByPhone

You can now take the driving and knowledge tests together when applying to drive a taxi

Jersey law to reduce problems with seagulls and other wild birds now in place

The Jersey consensus statement explains that based on the latest limited research evidence there is sufficient confidence to say that e-cigarettes are less harmful to smokers’ health than if they continue to smoke conventional cigarettes.

An independent report has been published on the results of the second part of a major review into the Social Security scheme which considers changes to benefits

Proposals for a revised planning application for Jersey’s new hospital have been unveiled

The latest report has been published by Statistics Jersey

As part of this year’s National Awareness Day on Sunday 18 March a range of organisations and senior leaders in Jersey are joining forces to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation this week.

Details of the work involved in developing a Children’s Plan for Jersey will be made public for the first time at the ‘Engagement Day’ on 14 March, at Hotel de France, an event which is open to everyone.

Opinion poll finds two-thirds of Islanders say it is best for new hospital to be built on current site

Project to modernise parish school buildings

Jersey’s Superintendent Registrar has released the Annual Life Event statement for 2017, which also shows that the number of births were at their lowest since 2002 and deaths at the highest since 2002.

​The event is taking place on Saturday, 10 March, from 12pm to 3pm, at The Link, Eagle House, La Colomberie. As this is a drop-in event, no booking is required and children and young people can just turn up on the day.

The Chief Minister reponds to a report from the Commissioner for Standards

The States of Jersey's Chief Executive sets out proposals to restructure Jersey's public service

Island-wide opinion poll finds islanders want modern public services