2023 news

Most displaced Islanders being supported by Government are now back at home or have been moved from hotels into further temporary accommodation.

The Government of Jersey is today officially moving into the recovery phase of Storm Ciarán and has set-up a Recovery Co-ordination Group, which includes officials from emergency services, Government departments, utilities, and partner agencies.

The Chief Minister delivered this statement in the States Assembly, following Storm Ciarán.

The majority of schools in Jersey opened as normal today (Mon 6 Nov) following Storm Ciaran, while Hautlieu School, Samares School and Victoria College remained closed

Significant progress has been made in the clean-up operation following Storm Ciarán

Islanders are advised to take care while travelling this weekend

For any general non-emergency needs, and advice for those who are vulnerable, please call 01534 612 222.

In the aftermath of Storm Ciarán, we understand that Islanders are eager to return to properties and assess the damage.

Islanders are being advised to travel with care when venturing out as efforts continue to reopen roads as part of Jersey's recovery plans in the aftermath of Storm Ciarán.

All Government of Jersey sports centres and facilities will remain closed to the public on Friday 3 November. Assessments took place throughout the day yesterday (Thursday 2 November).

Islanders are being asked to think carefully before leaving home tomorrow (Friday 3 November) as work continues to clear public roads of trees and debris.

Three people were taken to hospital and more than 30 others were evacuated from their homes as winds in excess of 100mph have been battering the island overnight

All GP surgeries will be closed on Thursday 2 November. Surgeries have contacted the majority of patients to reschedule appointments or offer telephone consultations where appropriate

The Government of Jersey is issuing an urgent safety advice to all residents and media outlets as we prepare for the impact of Storm Ciaran