2012 news

Treasury Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, has completed his visit to the Gulf.

Jersey in Figures presents key economic and social information about the Island within one booklet.

The role of the new plant in Jersey's waste management is on the agenda for a visit hosted by Transport and Technical Services.

Professor Aitkenhead was commissioned to carry out a review of the management of clinical governance at the General Hospital following the investigation into the death of a patient which occurred at the General Hospital on the 12 December 2008.

There were 1,810 people registered as unemployed in Jersey in March 2012

Retail Prices Index (RPI) figures for March 2012 are released.

French sportsmen and women are coming to the Island for the Jersey-Manche sports tournament.

New filter in turn junctions are coming to St Saviour's Road and Springfield Road.

Clients are asked what they'd like day services to offer in the future

Devon based designer, boat builder, sailor and adventurer, Will Stirling is planning to reach this year’s Barclays Jersey Boat Show.

Disease is forcing the removal of 5 Beech trees from Victoria Cottage Homes.

The Department of the Environment has launched a consultation on the future of the Jersey Gas site

Jersey is welcoming a delegation of politicians and agriculture experts from the French department of Ille-et-Vilaine in April.

New playground equipment is being installed by Transport and Technical Services.

Managers and owners of businesses which serve food in Jersey are reminded to register with the Environmental Health department.

Islanders taking part in the Channel Island radon survey are asked to return radon detectors as the survey comes to an end.

The Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, is proposing to allocate £27 million to fund 6 social housing projects.

The League of Friends have donated £10,000 for a new stretcher and equipment for patients who need to be flown to the UK for emergency treatment.

The States of Jersey Treasury has issued a £100 note as part of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, available to pre-order from 16 April.

Recycling that has been collected over last 2 months has been sent to England for processing.

This week (16-22 April) is Real Nappy Week, a week focused on raising awareness about the benefits of choosing modern washable nappies over disposables.

Housing Minister, Deputy Andrew Green, has launched the White Paper consultation Achieving Decent Homes.

Entertainment announced for Bank Holiday weekend event.

Rise in number of job offers following Advance to Work.

The Business Tendency Survey provides a set of indicators which can be used to monitor economic performance.

The Customs and Immigration Service is advising Islanders to check their passport and renew now if necessary before the seasonal rush.

A statement from the Economic Development Minister

A publications schedule has been released by Education, Sport and Culture Minster Deputy Patrick Ryan.