2024 news

From Tuesday 26 November, the charging period at Charles Street Car Park will be reduced.

Starting the week of Monday 25 November, several speed limit reductions will be implemented across the Island.

The Government of Jersey is pleased to announce the completion of significant repairs and enhancements to the Railway Walk.

Jersey’s Animal Health and Welfare Team urges all poultry keepers to review biosecurity measures for the birds in their care.

The Minister for the Environment has decidced not to call a public inquiry for the Acute Hospital planning application.

A small part of Dumaresq Street will become one-way in the direction towards Charing Cross, reversing its current flow.

An incentive to encourage local businesses to switch to second-hand electric vans has seen all 25 available incentives successfully applied for in just six weeks.

The Government of Jersey has lodged a proposition to propose an amendment to the Single-Use Plastics etc. (Restrictions) (Jersey) Law to tackle the environmental impact of single-use vapes.

Following productive discussions with Deputy David Warr, we have reached an agreement regarding the situation at the Lido.

The Government of Jersey has awarded a new 10-year contract to LibertyBus, part of Tower Transit Group, following a comprehensive two-stage tender process.

The Government of Jersey will be carrying out essential highway maintenance on the eastbound carriageway of the Esplanade from 26 October to 3 November 2024.

Landlords who have paid for a Rented Dwelling Licence, but held a 3*, 4* or 5* rating on the former Rent Safe scheme, are being reminded that they can still apply for a refund.

Following the quick and successful uptake of the Electric Vehicle Purchase Incentive (EVPI), it is expected that the scheme will close before the end of this year.

The Government of Jersey will be organising a pesticide amnesty throughout November.

This weekend, the Government of Jersey will reach another key milestone in improvements to Planning Services.

There are a number of Road Closures and parking suspensions in place around St Helier to accommodate the visit of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen on Monday 15 July.

Jersey’s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 47% between 1990 and 2022, newly-published statistics in the annual emissions inventory show.

The routine e.coli tests taken on Tuesday 28 May 2024 have found the seawater quality at Grève de Lecq has returned to “excellent”.

From Wednesday 1 May 2024 the cost of parking in public car parks will go up by around seven percent.

The new Rented Dwelling Licensing Scheme will open in May as part of the Government of Jersey’s work to improve the standards of rental accommodation in the Island.

The Minister for Environment, Deputy Steve Luce, has extended a consultation on the in-principle proposals for an offshore wind farm off Jersey's south-west coast until the end of the month.

Motorists are advised to prepare for delays around West Park as essential drainage work starts on Monday 5 February

This year’s event, which will run each evening from Saturday 10 to Saturday 17 February (6pm-9pm), is themed around the four elements: earth, wind, water and fire.

Teams from Infrastructure and Environment have been out since 2am salting Jersey’s main roads.

The Minister for the Environment has published the fourth quarter update of the Planning Services Improvement Plan

Jersey Met has provided an update at 3pm on weather conditions for today, Thursday 4 January 2024.

Jersey Met has provided an update on the expected severe weather conditions for today, Thursday 4 January 2024.

Work to resurface parts of Green Street and Mount Bingham starts on Monday (8 January).