2024 news

Update on the situation at Rouge Bouillon.

Employers in Jersey are encouraged to start thinking about applications for the upcoming Better Business Support Package, ahead of its launch in 2025.

Ministers have published the Common Population Policy Annual Report 2024.

The Jersey Police Authority is looking for new members to be ambassadors and advocate for policing in the Island.

The burst water main in Rouge Bouillon has now been repaired. However, there is damage to the road and authorities remain concerned about the affected building.

Parts of the St Helier ring road, Clarendon Road and La Pouquelaye are currently closed due to an unstable building.

Multi-faith and non-faith services held at Jersey Crematorium will be temporarily relocated to a new facility.

All Government fully funded primary schools are now offering hot school meals to students each day.

The Electric Vehicle Purchase Incentive has now closed after successfully allocating 1,210 incentives to Islanders and businesses.

Islanders who may be struggling with their mental health over the festive period are being reminded of the support they can access online and in-person.

Residents from Le Clos Mourant in St Clement are now able to return to their homes, following last night's gas leak.

After working through the night, Island Energy’s engineers located the gas leak which had led to the evacuation of Le Clos Mourant, St Clement, last night.

During their investigations at Le Clos Mourant, a pocket of gas was detected by Island Energy engineers in a service duct.

Earlier this evening, the States of Jersey Fire & Rescue Service evacuated around 50 homes from Le Clos Mourant on Le Squez Road in St Clement following a gas leak.

The New Healthcare Facilities Programme has entered the next stage of the procurement process.

Islanders with a fossil fuel heating system can now apply for up to £9,000 match funding towards a heat pump.

The 2024 report on the Jersey Opinions and Lifestyle Survey has been released today by Statistics Jersey.

Questions answered: Find out more about the new DFDS Jersey-only ferry service

Along with Jersey Met and other partners, Jersey’s Emergency Planning team is monitoring the approach of Storm Darragh.

Islanders are being reminded that the new Government building in Union Street will open to the public at 8.30am on Monday 9 December.

A 35-year-old man has been sentenced to six years imprisonment for attempting to import heroin into the Island.

Public Health has published the second part of a joint report with Guernsey on local cancer incidence and mortality rates.

A new campaign focused on the impact which sexual harassment can have on women and girls has been launched.

The Government of Jersey has appointed DFDS as their preferred bidder to operate the Island’s UK and French passenger and freight services from 28 March 2025.