2013 news

As a result of collaboration between the Health and Social Services Department and the Shelter Trust, Roseneath has been able to reopen services for homeless people

Details of the St Aubin improvement scheme have now been finalised and work will begin in earnest during the first week of January 2014

Plans are approved for a new shop in Grouville, and for the conversion of Sion Methodist Church to homes

France announces removal of Jersey from list of non-cooperative jurisdictions

Hospital issues seasonal norovirus warning

TTS has published a report showing the progress that has been made with sustainable transport

Jersey's early adoption of the Convention on Biological Diversity has put the Island at the forefront of UK conservation efforts

Anyone in possession of ethylphenidate has one week to hand in the dangerous psychoactive drug

There were 1,810 people registered as Actively Seeking Work in Jersey in November 2013

Clean plasterboard received at La Collette will be exported to the UK for specialist recycling

The Department of the Environment introduces a range of measures to cap costs and increase certainty for planning applicants

French Lane listed building to be replaced by new retail development

Emotional mother and father issue tribute following death of teenager

The public are being reminded of the potential risk and expense that can come from importing a dog from mainland Europe

Passengers will not have to pay for bus services on Sunday 22 December

Jersey to ask UK to agree to improved fish quotas

A new video aims to increase the amount of household metal packaging separated for recycling

Survey finds most departing passengers are happy with their overall experience

The Education Sport and Culture Minister has issued a statement on the potential location for a new Les Quennevais School

Colorectal surgeon’s work increases options for local care for Jersey cancer sufferers

Support offered to young people following death of 16-year-old Max Blandin

More than 50 locally qualified jobseekers find work through JobsFest incentive scheme

Charities save money through free energy efficiency programme funded by the Department of the Environment

The Danish Ambassador to the UK will visit Jersey on Monday next week

Jersey Airport reminds travellers to check security rules for travelling with gifts

Passengers asked to allow more time for journeys between the airport to central London

Jersey's racing pigeon club asked to check vaccinations

From next year, parents will be offered a vaccine to protect their baby against stomach bug rotavirus at the same time as their two-month and three-month immunisations

Transport and Technical Services would like to hear your comments on proposed changes to the Island's taxi regulations

The Bureau des Iles Anglo-Normandes will represent the interests of both islands

The 2013 Jersey Economic Trends booklet brings together a wide range of statistics relating to Jersey's economy.

The management of areas in two St Brelade estates will be transferred to give the parish the authority to develop ideas for improvements in the areas

After being closed for almost three months for stabilisation work to the rock face, Mount Bingham will re-open as normal to traffic

Bill Millar awarded the Minister for Home Affairs’ Commendation

Islanders invited to commemorate his life

States Members have backed budget measures to strengthen the economy

Flags to be flown at half-mast to mark the death of the former South African president

The Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, has issued the following tribute to Nelson Mandela

Economic Development announces plans to establish a Jersey aircraft registry

Treasury Minister, Senator Philip Ozouf, will represent Jersey at an international finance conference in Qatar next week

TTS is holding an auction of number plates on Saturday

VIP visitor will be at Jersey Airport before the start of his annual Island tour

Jersey's latest retail sales figures have been published by the Statistics Unit.

No-one injured but garage completely destroyed in St Helier

Channel Islands agree to work closely with the South West of England on initiatives to create jobs and develop technology in marine renewable energy sector

If approved by the States, members of the shadow board will become the first Board of Directors of the new housing company

Students from Hautlieu's twinned Beijing high school will visit in January