2012 news

Businesses can help stop the spread of norovirus by putting thorough hygiene procedures in place

The Chief Ministers of Jersey and Guernsey have issued a joint statement on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA)

The latest Housing Needs Survey provides information on Jersey's potential housing needs for the three-year period 2013 to 2015

Winning design will be announced during Bailiff's Christmas visit to the service

Medical Officer of Health asks Islanders to help reduce the spread of Norovirus

Environment Department responds to Le Masurier's announcement on Parkside Village

The first meeting between health authorities of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man took place yesterday

Waste audit at Transport and Technical Services

Ash dieback fungus disease found in Jersey following tree inspections

Jersey hosts the first in a series of meetings to discuss common health and social care issues

There were 1,720 people registered as Actively Seeking Work (ASW) in October 2012

The ambassador's visit will help strengthen the Island's ties with Abu Dhabi and Dubai

Islanders are asked not to visit the hospital if they are experiencing symptoms such as diarrhoea and vomiting

Public can visit famous 18th century replica vessel

Rugby attracts more than 2500 visiting fans to Jersey

Staff at Jersey Airport launch their annual programme of festive fund-raising

Islanders are reminded of the importance of thorough hand washing following a probable Norovirus outbreak

Senator Ian Gorst to represent Jersey at the British-Irish Council summit in Cardiff

Report shows how community initiatives help make Jersey a safer place

Treasury Minister proposes changes to anti-avoidance rules following discussions with advisers and representative bodies

Jersey schoolchildren will support UK charity Beatbullying this week by wearing blue wristbands embossed with the slogan 'Making Bullying Unacceptable'

Jersey’s specialist heart nurses are honoured for outstanding patient care by the British Heart Foundation

Director of Organisational Development will join the States on 4 December

Longueville Manor has been granted planning permission to add new rooms and extra parking for guests

Bouley Bay businesses announce plan to take responsibility for the Bouley Bay pontoon

Patron of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal, will visit Jersey next week

Environment Department asks Islanders to look out for signs of Ash Dieback disease

Awareness campaign warns of the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning

Economic Development Department offers support for fishermen

The House Price Index report for quarter three 2012 has been released by the States of Jersey Statistics Unit

Minister approves planning application for 28 homes at Plémont

Transport and Technical Services repair cracks which were allowing water to escape

Jersey students find out about being an entrepreneur

Careers Jersey launches series of videos offering guidance on interview skills

Jersey Business offers advice to unemployed Islanders setting up businesses

Experts will review teaching of English, maths and science in Jersey schools

The planning application for the new school was one of three before the Ministerial planning meeting

Ministers respond to article in national newspaper

States Members have approved Jersey’s first Medium Term Financial Plan

Job seekers employed to help motorists with new parking system

A new training programme is launched for local businesses

Social Security Minister proposes a new method for calculating annual increases in the old-age pension

The pontoon is being moved later this week for winter storage

Back to Work team provided intensive preparation for jobseekers hoping to work for the restaurant chain when it opens here in Jersey

Assistant Chief Minister to meet French Government’s Europe Minister

Statement made in the States Assembly by the Education, Sport and Culture Minister Deputy Patrick Ryan on changes to how student grants will be assessed.

A decision will be made on the planning application to develop 28 dwellings on the former holiday village site at Plemont.

The Council of Ministers proposes Terms of Reference for a Committee of Inquiry

SEB invites States Members to forgo pay rise

Youth service focus on attracting more members from Portuguese, Polish and other communities.

Work begins on removing building which made up the old Energy from Waste plant.

Saturday shopper parking continues at Ann Place

The Department of the Environment has published a consultation document which sets out a series of 30 key actions with ten year rolling targets for reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.