2018 news

Attestations confirmed valid for all British citizens living in Jersey

A new Family Division Registrar of the Royal Court is appointed

Customs and Immigration refuse entry to a man deported from the UK for serious drugs offences

EY has been appointed to help modernise how the States runs its finance operation

A footpath is closed at First Tower after a maintenance worker disturbs a nest of Asian Hornets

Average earnings increased by 3.5% in the year to June 2018

Early results indicate that students across the Island have performed well.

Consultation regarding new measure for busy junction in St Brelade

The States of Guernsey and Government of Jersey have jointly commissioned a feasibility study to identify the best model for a cyber security incident response capability that will operate across both islands.

Church service in St Helier coincides with Donation Awareness Week

Growth, Housing & Environment has linked with JCG in partnership with Primary Engineer to embed engineering into primary and secondary school curriculums.

Air sampling carried out after a routine asbestos inspection of South Hill finds debris above ceiling tiles on the second floor

Minister pledges more transparency in publishing data

Those living near to hospital site invited to raise their concerns

Jersey has achieved the highest A-level results for years, with our young people achieving a higher pass rate compared to England, early results findings published today reveal.

New report includes wealth of statistics for the year ending 31 December 2017

Report includes range of statistics and information for 2017

Find out who the new appointments are to the States of Jersey senior leadership team

An update on temporary closures at Fort Regent as a result of asbestos investigations.

The demolition of the Fort Regent cable car stations starts today, as contractors begin a 12-week project to safely dismantle the 48-year-old structures.

Ward to close for fortnight while essential work is carried out

The States of Jersey has made two-year pay offers for 2018 and 2019 to the different pay bargaining groups representing the majority of its 6,800 employees.

Annual report showcases work of busy blue-light service

Latest hospitality training programme to commence in September

Toilets and changing rooms closed during health and safety investigation

Bereaved relatives to be given special bags for transporting possessions

Jersey Zoo's charity shop plans are approved by Planning Committee