2017 news

The Department for Infrastructure is hosting an international conference on sea lettuce management

Islander's views are wanted on the future of parental and bereavement benefits

The latest report presenting estimates of the size and performance of Jersey's economy in 2016 has been published by the Statistics Unit.

​Jersey’s largest skills and careers event will return on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 October at Fort Regent

Jersey’s offshore reefs, internationally recognised for their importance to wildlife, are now protected from disturbance by dredging and trawling

Acclaimed UK theatre company stages play for Jersey pupils to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation

The Governments of Jersey and Guernsey are asking for potential operators to tender for an inter-island ferry service

Achieving a 28-day period of not smoking increases chances of quitting permanently five-fold

The Department of the Environment has set out the research which shows glyphosate is a safe and effective weed killer if used in accordance with the product guidelines

The Chief Minister has lodged a proposition which, if adopted, would allow the States Assembly to select their own Speaker and Deputy Speaker

The States of Jersey Meteorological Section (Jersey Met) is due to move to its new Department of the Environment South Hill office on Tuesday 26 September.

The Household Re-use and Recycling Centre has been recognised for its design, art work and sustainability in the Jersey Architectural Commission design competition

The Department for Infrastructure is asking customers of the household recycling centre to ensure they remove batteries from electrical items

The Department for Infrastructure with the Parish of St Saviour and the community representatives are consulting on road safety improvements to Longueville Road

Experienced head teacher to lead new stream of work

A Portuguese man-o-war has been removed from St Ouen’s beach today. The Department of the Environment is asking beachgoers to keep an eye out for any more that wash up and report their sightings, but not to touch them

The Government is seeking views on proposed new legislation that would allow assets to be seized in non-conviction cases

The trial of the PayByPhone app is extended to Pier Road car park from Monday 25 September 2017

The new road surfacing work on La Route d'Ebenezer in Trinity is now complete

Employers can benefit from parents returning to work

The first Disease projections report has been published by the Public Health Statistics Unit

Second edition of questionnaire launched today

Minister for Infrastructure, Deputy Eddie Noel, has agreed to the speed limit changes proposed by the Parish of St Brelade

Details on emergency contacts following Hurricane Irma

A new tagging initiative that will let diners and shoppers choose local bass caught using a sustainable hook and line fishery has been launched

Jersey is to hold a 24-hour-long celebration of the best of local architecture and design later this month.

The independent inspector leading the Future Hospital public inquiry has extended the deadline for statements of case by two weeks to 22 September

The Chief Minister has expressed sympathy on behalf of Islanders for all those affected by Hurricane Irma

The Department for Infrastructure is refurbishing First Tower and Minden Place car parks

The new service is being trialled at Green Street car park from 13 September 2017 and gives parkers an alternative to buying pay cards

Jersey welcomes a group of folk performers from the Baltic island of Kihnu on 14 and 15 September in a visit supported by the Estonian Embassy in London.

Your views are wanted on a proposal to protect people in Jersey against disability discrimination

The new sexual offences law sets out to provide protection to individuals of all genders and aims to protect children and vulnerable adults from exploitation