2019 news

The 2020 fees and charges for the use of some of Growth, Housing and Environment’s facilities have been approved by the Minister for Infrastructure, Deputy Kevin Lewis.

Following a successful year-long trial closure of Chasse Brunet to through-traffic, the Government of Jersey and St Saviour's Parish have agreed to implement it permanently.

The top surface of asphalt laid on Five Oaks roundabout in December 2019 has not been laid in accordance with the specifications set by Growth, Housing and Environment and is to be replaced.

Next year, electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles will continue to benefit from parking discounts in all Government of Jersey carparks.

With less than two weeks to go until Christmas, islanders are being reminded that Christmas wrapping paper cannot be recycled this year.

An international construction and consultancy company behind the delivery of the 2012 London Olympics has been appointed to oversee and run the Our Hospital project.

From Monday 9 December, homes in St Peter will receive a recycling collection for paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and metal packaging.

Motorists are being reminded to follow signposted diversions during road improvement works in Grouville on La Rue à Don.