2019 news

An awards ceremony next month will publicly recognise the dedication and quality of foster carers in Jersey.

View the planned school closures for tomorrow's proposed strike by members of the NEU

The Jersey Safeguarding Partnership Board launches its Domestic Abuse Strategy for 2019-2022.

Defendants will now be able to appear in the Magistrate’s Court via video link from Jersey’s prison.

St Lawrence residents and other interested members of the public are invited to give their thoughts to new speed proposals at consultation events in May.

Driver and Vehicle Standards’ annual registration mark auction, which took place on Saturday, has raised more than £183,000 for the department.

The Housing Policy Development Board, which was established earlier this year, has set its objectives for 2019.

The Health Minister has formally responded to a Scrutiny report into the island's mental health services

The trial closure of the road between Liberation Square and Weighbridge Place, which was due to take place from 9am on Monday 29 April, has been temporarily put on hold.

Consultation feedback report on divorce reform, civil partnerships, and minimum legal age for marriage

Revenue Jersey will reach a major modernisation landmark next month when it moves to a new computer system.

The Government of Jersey has received a report as part of Phase One of the Team Jersey Programme

Doctors are encouraging families and individuals planning to travel to the UK or abroad to ensure they and their children are up to date with the recommended vaccinations.

The government has published the States of Jersey Annual Report and Accounts for 2018

Nutritionally balanced meals could be provided for primary school children, if a pilot project can demonstrate that the model is feasible in Jersey.

Prisoners at the States of Jersey Prison Service (SoJPS) have met with Jersey Therapy Dogs for the first time, as part of regular events to help prepare prisoners for release back into the community.

The Jersey Architecture Commission Design Awards, which celebrate and promote the work of architects, designers and crafts people, will be launched this Friday 26 April.

Statistics Jersey have today published the March 2019 Retail Prices Index report.

The trial is to take place to assess its impact before a States vote on whether to create a public space

The Chief Minister has commissioned a report to estimate what government receives from, and spends on, individual Jersey households

The Barclay's Eagle Lab at Jersey Library will host an evening of talks exploring the use of technology within the food and beverage industry.

A redress scheme to provide financial compensation is to be launched in July

Jersey’s new head of Probation is marking more than 30 years of working in the service

My Voice Jersey has been awarded a two-year-government contract

Statistics Jersey have today published the results of the March 2019 Business Tendency Survey.

The States of Jersey Prison Service has introduced virtual visits to enable prisoners to help maintain family ties and relationships which are crucial to aid their rehabilitation.

Patients are being asked to give feedback on the treatment they receive

Minister lodges amendment to family-friendly draft Law

Islanders interested in a rare or unusual registration mark for their vehicle will have the chance to bid at the DVS auction later this month.

The Chief Minister's letter to the Jersey Evening Post

Statistics Jersey have today published the 2018 Jersey Better Life Index report.

The Minister for External Relations, Senator Ian Gorst, has issued a statement following the extension to the Brexit deadline.

Family members of prison staff have, for the first time, visited the prison for an open day to showcase the work officers do.

The registered unemployment report for the first quarter of 2019 has been released by Statistics Jersey.

New legislation that gives private landowners the power to move, sell or dispose of vehicles that have been parked or abandoned on their land

Officers from Environmental Protection are today carrying out dye tracing in the ongoing investigation into alleged pollution in Elizabeth Marina.

Statistics Jersey have published today the Labour Market report for December 2018.

A three-dimensional online model of Jersey has won a prestigious award in recognition of its use of technology.

The External Relations Minister, Senator Ian Gorst, will represent the island this weekend at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa.

Three senior roles have been created in Treasury and one in the Chief Operating Office

Students have had the chance to meet and question growers and food producers

The Chief Executive publishes ‘One Government - One Year On’ progress report

The report follows a 2015 review of the then Community and Social Services Department

Islanders can now apply for and receive an Attestation certificate online as part of Customer and Local Services’ work to make it easier for customers to access government services.

The festival celebrates the skills and talent in Jersey's hospitality industry

This May, Glenys Johnston OBE, will leave her post as independent chair of the Safeguarding Partnership Board (SPB) at the end of her six year term.

Recreational anglers and a small number of commercial fishermen will be able to fish for bass again from Monday, 1 April under strict requirements.

Draft Wildlife Law Consultation Responses

Bowel Cancer Awareness month runs throughout April and Islanders are being encouraged to make simple changes to their diet and lifestyle

As part of the Safer Routes to School Programme, Rue de Maupertuis will be closed to through traffic, except access to premises, for a one-year trial period.