A member of staff at Hautlieu has tested positive for coronavirus. Fort Regent will be the venue of a mass vaccination centre for coronavirus, and the first islanders could be immunised before the end of the year. The government now has to 'specifically consider' ways to incentivise greener modes of transport when working towards implementing a Carbon Neutral Strategy and Sustainable Transport Policy. States bodies, arms-length and not-for-profit organisations will be able to bid for money from a £50 million pot for projects that will boost Jersey's economy. The motorcycle rider was ejected and later pronounced dead. Further measures to limit the spread of coronavirus are set to be announced 'in the next few days'. 200 people in Jersey are currently living with the Coronavirus. All but 11 regions in England will be red on Jersey's traffic light list for safe travel from Saturday 14 November. Keen-eyed islanders have reported seeing a rare marine creature washing up on Jersey's beaches recently... but what are they? New Jersey News Today is your one-stop platform for all updates on news, crimes, sports, educations and more for The Garden State. Jersey students and their families have repeated demands for 'clear guidance' from Jersey's government on festive travel following a UK announcement of a travel window for those at university in England. Early closing of pubs and bars and stricter limits on social gatherings come in to force today to tackle the spread of coronavirus. Jersey’s most comprehensive news offering, covering crime, the courts, education, health, the States, community news and much more. While the Jersey Sea Cadets will be leaving their Fort Regent base in January after 70 years there, the search for a new, permanent home continues. Three teenagers have been arrested after an alleged assault at the St Helier World War memorial in Parade Park involving a man in his 60s. Charlie Parker will not be getting his housing qualifications, the Chief Minister has said. Jersey's Chief Minister says he's 'more than extremely disappointed' about a private party that has caused a cluster of coronavirus cases. The Children's Commissioner's Office has brought all available data on the island's young people to one web page to identify areas in which key services may be falling short. A fourth Jersey hospital patient has tested positive for coronavirus whilst being treated for another condition. The Parish of St Helier have been given £35,000 to encourage shoppers to town this Christmas. A child who goes to St Luke's Primary School has tested positive for coronavirus. Jersey's emergency services have come together to launch a joint campaign to tackle drink-driving over the Christmas period. Christmas has come early for the Jersey Lifeboat Association, which has raised enough money for a new © 2020 Channel Radio Limited. © 2020 Advance Local Media LLC. Jersey's politicians will be asked tomorrow (10 November) if they have lost confidence in the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré. Senator John Le Fondre has survived a vote of no confidence in his leadership. Contact our news team. Have you got a local news story that Channel 103 should know about? Five men and two women aged between 16 and 31 have been arrested and drugs worth £6,500 have been seized in Jersey. The Education Minister says she will not step aside from her role - suggesting that the Chief Minister should sack her if he doesn't think she can do the job. Browse by day . 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Jersey's States Assembly has approved new laws to prevent the spread of coronavirus on the island. Government departments have been urged to 'own mistakes, take responsibility, and learn where things have gone wrong.'. News Home; Feed; Search. Explore Life Stories, Offer Condolences & Send Flowers. It’s the second time in as many days there were fewer than 4,000 new cases reported after exceeding that number for 10 of the past 15 days. Under new laws to restrict mass gatherings and make it mandatory to wear a mask in certain public spaces anyone who is prosecuted risks a fine of up to £1,000. The Dean Of Jersey has made a rare intervention in the States Assembly to call for a review on the restrictions on gatherings within the island's churches. The injured man said he veered off the road because he was cut off by another driver. The House of Lords has supported a clause allowing the UK to take control of Channel Islands fishing waters in an emergency. For Elaine Hristov and her family, the potential closing of the Nabisco factory in Fair Lawn would be an end to their family history. With one week to go until the UK government's travel window opens, students and parents say they are still waiting for clear guidelines for those travelling back for the holidays. Powered by Aiir. Three new cases of coronavirus in Jersey schools have been identified. Latest Highlights: NJ State Police recruit hospitalized in critical condition after training exercise The chair of the House of Lords Select Committee has written a letter to the UK government, asking for reassurance that the Crown Dependencies' concerns and priorities are being taken into account during Brexit negotiations. All sixth form students at Victoria College have been told to go home after another case of coronavirus was confirmed at the school. Today Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday Sunday Saturday Archive; New Assistant Ministers Appointed Three new Assistant Ministers have been appointed to Jersey's government. ArtHouse Jersey’s 'Forget Me Knots' exhibition at the Maritime Museum symbolises the emotions felt by children during the pandemic. Extra clinics are now available for islanders who had cervical or breast screenings delayed or cancelled because of this year's Covid restrictions. The Salvation Army has opened a new pop-up clothes shop after its usual building has to shut for a time due to structural issues. Two more Jersey school students have tested positive for coronavirus. Organisers of Jersey's Poppy Appeal are making a final push for donations as people pause to reflect on Armistice Day. The Jersey Covid Alert App launched exactly one month ago today and almost 100 alerts haven been recorded. A special States sitting is due to take place next week to debate whether to make it law to wear masks inside certain public spaces. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. A picture on Jersey's Liberation 75 mosaic has been torn off. Get the latest breaking news, politics, crime, education, community and police news in Bergen, Passaic, Morris and Essex counties in NJ. The Children's Commissioner wants the role of Children and Housing Minister to be split. St Saviour Deputy Kevin Pamplin has revealed he was offered the job of Assistant Minister for Mental Health, only for Ministers to later change their mind. Charlie Parker has agreed to stand down as the States Chief Executive. A Jersey Prison Officer has tested positive for coronavirus. Contact our news team. Local news from Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Morris and Hudson cities, towns and boroughs £12 million plans for a multi-purpose consumer and business park at Five Oaks have been unveiled. Three new Assistant Ministers have been appointed to Jersey's government.