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Jersey Water has today announced the appointment of Natalie Passmore to Finance Director and Louisa McInnes to Company Secretary in Jersey’s longest established company, with a history dating back to 1882. Natalie is a Chartered Accountant, Chartered Manager and holds the Diploma in Company Direction from the Institute of Directors. Natalie joined Jersey Water in […]

Jersey Water is applying for planning permission to construct a submerged bypass pipeline from the St Ouen’s inlet stream at Val de la Mare reservoir. The proposed pipeline will run along the reservoir bed from the north west end of the reservoir and will connect to the existing valve tower at the main dam. Completion […]

Over 1,000 Jersey primary school children will this week see a special production about the importance of water to our community. Produced and performed by Love Theatre the 25 minute production will visit 15 schools during the course of this week. Commissioned by Jersey Water, the production tells the story of Susan, who is the […]

According to Jersey Met Office, the Island is now officially in a period of drought with no rainfall recorded for two weeks. Jersey Water’s reservoir levels are currently at 93%, slightly below normal for this time of year.  However, as summer approaches and with the possibility of further periods of below average rainfall, Jersey Water […]

The Environment, Housing and Infrastructure Scrutiny Panel has published a report on its Review of Nitrate Levels in Jersey’s Water. The Panel’s review has assessed the measures proposed by the Minister for the Environment in the Water Management Plan (WMP) for addressing the issue of nitrate levels. The Panel’s review supports the evidence that shows […]

Successful year for Jersey Water, despite challenges. Jersey Water has released its preliminary financial results for 2016. The Company, which is 74 per cent owned by the States of Jersey, increased profit before tax by 4.4%, whilst managing a number of water quality and supply challenges. The year was dominated by the discovery of pesticides […]

News release issued by States of Jersey Department of the Environment. Link to original document The first water quality tests of the 2017 growing season show that levels of pesticides in untreated water are similar to those recorded last year. Testing of water continues all year round, but these are the first results since farmers […]

The new Rural Economy Strategy 2017 to 2021 focuses on economic and environmental sustainability in the countryside. It proposes new policies to keep pace with changes in the rural economy and promote growth in the sector, to protect Jersey’s environment, and to ensure the impact of rural business on the wider environment and society is […]

Jersey Water has today published its 2017 charges for water. From April, prices for water and standing charges will increase by approximately 2%. This is the equivalent of 2 pence per day for the average household. Helier Smith, Chief Executive Officer at Jersey Water said: “We work hard to keep price rises to a minimum […]

The Minister for the Environment has ordered an immediate ban on the sale and distribution of the chemical weed killer Linuron. Deputy Steve Luce has signed a Ministerial Decision that immediately revokes the sale and distribution in Jersey of all plant protection products containing the active ingredient Linuron. Linuron is used to control weeds and […]