2025 news

The internal and external steel strapping is now complete, and we have entered the monitoring phase.

Jersey Property Holdings are pleased to confirm that the hall will continue to stay open to visitors on weekends throughout April.

The Government of Jersey has unveiled ambitious proposals to redevelop Fort Regent, restoring its status as the Island’s premier leisure and entertainment hub.

The States Veterinary Officer has suspended the import of certain products from Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and parts of Germany, following outbreaks of Foot and Mouth Disease.

Pier Road Car Park will undergo six months of refurbishment, starting on Monday 7 April.

The external steel strapping has now been completed, and work is underway to fit the internal ties.

The installation of the steel strapping is progressing well and is expected to be completed in the coming days.

The Government will be launching a new, exciting vision for the future of Fort Regent together with a public consultation that will start on 2 April.

Scaffolding has now been erected for the main contractor.

The Expressions of Interest process for Les Creux Pavilion has been launched.

The latest Q4 2024 Planning Performance Statistics report has been published.

A main contractor, appointed by the owner of 28 Clarendon Road, has now mobilised and taken over the site.

Jersey Demolition Company site visits have been taking place this week to assess the stability and make preparations for the construction of the scaffolding.

The Government of Jersey wants to see the Havre des Pas Lido evolve into a vibrant, inclusive, and year-round public asset.

Starting the week of Monday 24 February, several speed limit reductions will be implemented across the Island.

The Jersey Demolition Company (JDC) will mobilise on-site next week.

Infrastructure and Environment is continuing work on a project related to the Blue Badge holder database.

There are no further updates at this time but steady progress is being made according to the four-step plan.

The Government of Jersey has published its first ‘Collision and Casualty Reduction Plan’.

Jersey Met has confirmed the average annual temperature for 2024 was 12.94°C making it the seventh-warmest year on record.

Deputy Steve Luce, Minister for the Environment, has introduced revisions to various aspects of planning guidance.

Rouge Bouillon continues to remain closed between Clarendon Road and Palmyra Road.

The Government of Jersey remains committed to keeping Islanders informed about the water quality and recent updates on PFAS.

New management plans have been published for Jersey’s four Ramsar sites.

Jersey Met is forecasting persistent rain from around tomorrow morning until around 7am on Thursday.

Jersey Met is forecasting the potential for persistent rain, heavy at times from early morning on Friday and again on Sunday into Monday.

Rouge Bouillon continues to remain closed between Clarendon Road and Palmyra Road.

The States Veterinary Officer has suspended the import of live susceptible animals, fresh meat, dairy products and animal by-products from Germany.

A smoke test will take place in the tunnel on Tuesday 21 January.

Rouge Bouillon remains closed between Clarendon Road and Palmyra Road.

Rouge Bouillon remains closed between Clarendon Road and Palmyra Road.

Rouge Bouillon (between Clarendon Road and Palmyra Road) will remain closed until further notice.