2019 news

Islanders have until this Friday, 22 November to make donations at the Central Market towards Age Concern’s Christmas hamper appeal.

Minister responds to announcement from Condor Ferries that the company has been sold

Fort Regent are to host an ice-skating rink from Friday, 6 December until Sunday, 5 January and, for the first time, tickets will be available to buy online.

Students from the Higher National Diploma in Sport course at Highlands College will meet with members of the sports industry.

Economic Development Minister responds to criticism of airlines when fog led to travel disruption

Senator Lyndon Farnham responds to Visit Jersey’s exit survey analysis for January-June 2019

Deputy Judy Martin is appealing to all local businesses and the parishes to share amenities with their neighbours, wherever possible.

The Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture issues a statement on an updated licence for Jersey Hemp

The Minister for Treasury and Resources has signed a ministerial decision authorising £500,000 of funding for essential maintenance at the facility

The Assistant Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture has praised islanders for their hard work in preparing for the Battle of Flowers parades.

Fort Regent will host the Jersey Symphony Orchestra summer concert this weekend; the first major event since the venue was forced to close to large events earlier this year.

The Assistant Minister for Economic Development, Deputy Montfort Tadier, is in Cornwall this week to learn about how other jurisdictions support minority groups.

The Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture, Senator Lyndon Farnham, has attended the Cannabis Europa medicinal cannabis conference in London this week.

A survey on a proposed new skate park at Les Quennevais will be launched today, (Wednesday 19 June), and a drop-in session is being held next Wednesday with the politician with responsibility for sport.

One of Jersey’s longest serving lifeguards retires on Thursday, 20 June, after 40 years.

Businesses invited to tender for work that will help shape the future of Fort Regent

​The Minister for Home Affairs, Connétable Len Norman, has approved a change in policy to make 150 seasonal work permits available for the hospitality industry.

Jersey will take part again in this year's Salon International de l'Agriculture (SIA) - a major agricultural show in Paris.

Jersey Library will launch a new set of books this week to help islanders manage their mental health and wellbeing.

The Active Team is contacting all members to let them know that the price increase for 2019 has been cancelled.

Senator Steve Pallett, Assistant Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture, has published a report which sets out the possible future of Jersey’s sports facilities.

A local history fayre will take place at the Library on the 25 and 26 January offering a range of free public talks.

A local entrepreneur, who launched his business with the help of the Barclays Eagle Lab at Jersey Library, is celebrating a successful first year in which he has grown from a single-person organisation to a team of six working in his own premises.

Four books have been shortlisted for the inaugural Channel Islands Children’s Book Award, as nominated by schoolchildren from Jersey and Guernsey.