2016 news

The Prime Minister has written to the Chief Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, to confirm that the UK Government takes its responsibilities towards the Crown Dependencies very seriously

The consultation closes on 5 August 2016 and is designed to find out people’s views on how Jersey will capitalise on digital technology in the future

Parish Hall sessions offer chance to learn the latest on hospital project

The Minister for the Environment has announced a public inquiry into the planning application for a new Les Quennevais School in St Brelade

HMS Gleaner will update charts along the main routes into St Helier

The powers will enable environmental health officers to help if a tenant thinks their landlord is breaking the Residential Tenancy Law

New strategies are planned to support Jersey's economy

A new plan to manage Jersey’s extensive and popular coastal and countryside path network has been launched by the Department for the Environment

Theo Knight-Jones replaces Linda Lowseck who left the Island earlier this year

Island residents have just one more week to take part in the https://shapingourfuture.gov.je/ survey that will help shape a shared future vision for Jersey

The States Vet advises people moving pets to and from Jersey to check the rules and avoid your animal being quarantined

During the 12 months to June 2016 the All Items Retail Prices Index (RPI) for Jersey increased by 1.5%

The Ministers for Infrastructure and the Environment visited France to look at possible solutions to sea lettuce on Jersey's beaches

Two people have died in a recent UK outbreak of E.coli which has been linked to salad leaves

From 1 October 2016, all taxi-ab drivers will have to show they have completed an enhanced disclosure and barring service (DBS) check within the last three years

Public Health issues advice about staying safe during hot weather

The Treasury and Resources Minister has commented on the Fiscal Policy Panel's post-Brexit update

Students to receive more financial help for higher education

St Lawence main road closed during school holidays starting Monday for essential maintenance and safety improvements

The DTA was signed at the Cyprus High Commission in London by the Minister for External Relations, Senator Sir Philip Bailhache

States departments work together to improve St Helier

The draft Water Plan for Jersey sets out the steps the Island needs to take to ensure clean and sustainable water supplies

Applications are being invited from members of the public for three posts on the Youth Court Panel

Standard and Poors review Jersey's credit rating after UK vote to leave the EU

There was 1,390people registered as actively seeking work in June 2016

Avoid food poisoning by following basic guidelines on cooking meat on the barbecue

Michael O’Higgins has been proposed to chair the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority (JCRA) and the Guernsey Competition Regulatory Authority (GCRA)

The Health and Social Services Minister has issued a statement following the publication of a Complaints Board report

The Minister for the Environment has refused a planning application to demolish glasshouses and build 11 homes on fields at Grantez, St Ouen

Mont Millais traffic lights to be replaced next week

There will be restricted access to Sand Street car park over three Sundays in the coming weeks for repairs and refurbishment

The States Employment Board (SEB) rejects the Complaints Board’s report and recommendations int the complaint made by Mr Alwitry

New measures to protect and conserve bass stocks have now come into force

States Economic Adviser's analysis of the impact of Medium Term Financial Plan on different households

New programme brings Jersey into line with UK in protecting older people

Roald Dahl theme for this year's scheme