2013 news

Environmental Protection ask people who use St Aubin's Bay for their views on its future

Jersey has signed a tax information exchange agreement with Slovenia

Jersey's Appeal Court rules buildings should be listed according to their heritage value alone, and not on the state of the building or cost of repairing it

Four non-executive directors appointed as Jersey Innovation Fund opens

Housing Department announces where capital spend will be prioritised next year

Treasury approve allocations to three projects

A feasibility review has been prepared by Treasury and published alongside the draft 2014 Budget

Contractors wanting to tender should attend a briefing in early December 2013

Improvements to the building include improved insulation, new lifts and double glazed windows.

The chimney is scheduled for demolition in April 2014

The Prince's Trust Programme and Sport Strategy both set to benefit from contingency allocations

Membership of a major international copyright convention has now been confirmed

Islanders are able to question Treasury team directly about Budget 2014

Progress of rock stabilisation work means it's now safe to open one lane to traffic

Road diversions are in place while Trinity Road is repaired

Respondents say they would recycle more if they had a kerbside collection

Paramedics treat five people for smoke inhalation at the scene

Islanders warned that new wave substances may be illegal, as well as harmful to health

There were 1,800 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in Jersey in October 2013

Around 40,000 households to benefit from 2014 Budget proposals

Engineers will investigate the cause of a hole which has appeared in Trinity Road

Several key health statistics are highlighted in the Jersey Annual Social Survey

Annual biodiversity seminar highlights research work on local species

The credit rating is needed to enable the States to borrow for housing projects as proposed in the 2014 budget.

The results of the 2013 Jersey Annual Social Survey have been published by the Statistics Unit

The strategy for Fort Regent will be open for consultation in 2014

2014 Budget proposes improvements to athletics field and running track

Proposal for £2.5M development of St James’ Centre and Youth Services

Senator Ian Gorst makes a statement to the States Assembly explaining why public staff will get a 4% pay rise in January 2014

Scrapyard relocates so work can be carried out on the old Bellozanne chimney

New specialist surgeon reduces the need for Islanders to fly to the UK for breast cancer treatment

Islanders comments on the proposed changes to the 2011 Island Plan go online

The initiative for jobseekers has so far been a success, but more opportunities available

Long term solution for asbestos must be found, says Environment Minister

Planning Applications Panel approves new temporary theatres to maintain service while the existing theatres and turns down home in Coastal National Park

Treasury Minister to outline Budget 2014 at a series of meetings

Jersey businesses are invited to tender for management of recycling 'bring bank' network

Pathway 2050 - An Energy Plan for Jersey receives Scrutiny Panel endorsement

Twin drainage tunnels to be bored under St Helier

The mix-adjusted average price of dwellings sold in Jersey in Q3 2013 was similar to the average seen for the preceding four quarters.

Parents need to complete a formal application form to be considered for the school they want their children to go to

The Commission awards £150,000 to those affected

Donations can now be made to help the victims of Typhoon Haiyan

Employers will be asked to supply more information about their workforce from January 2014

RNLI and inshore rescue boat launched to rescue couple from rocks

Development plans for industrial site changed to reflect neighbours' concerns

Advance Plus 'Graduates into Employment' programme to start on 25 November

An Ofsted-trained senior inspector from the UK has carried out a maths review of States schools in the spring term of 2013

Third annual farming conference includes talks on energy conservation, water quality, ecology and the impact of bull semen imports

Environmental conservation, commercial ties and renewable energy are likely to be discussed

Treasury and Resources make initial response to Fiscal Policy Panel annual report for 2013

The proceedings follow years of investigation into the criminal activities and financial affairs of convicted drug dealer, Curtis Warren

FPP publish sixth annual review of the States expenditure

A number of individual homes have been improved with new projects on the way in 2014

A project to build 48 new rental apartments at Langtry Gardens on St Saviour's Hill may be completed nine months ahead of schedule

Findings show a small reduction in number of work-related accidents

Transport and Technical Services would like your comments on plans to introduce traffic calming near Bel Royal School

Officials give conditions for Jersey being removed from 'blacklist'

The Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, has issued the following statement about the rescue of two men off the north coast of Jersey on Sunday 3 November.

The final stage of the development will see the work broken into two phases