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Jun
2024
Artists announced for ArtHouse and Jersey Water mural project on theme of water
Jersey Water and ArtHouse Jersey are delighted to announce the five artists who have beenselected for the Art in the Arches project to produce murals across 15 arches at St Helier’s Elizabeth Marina later this year, all on the theme of ‘Water, water, everywhere’. The artists, who applied to a recent month-long call-out, have been […]
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Jun
2024
Jersey Water supports St Clement’s Sports Centre rebuild after Storm Ciarán
Jersey Water has provided a new outdoor water refill facility for St Clement’s Golf and Sports Centre to help rebuild the site after Storm Ciarán. The centre was one of the areas that was worst hit when the hurricane and tornado ripped through the Island in early November 2023. The clubs that are based on […]
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Apr
2024
Planned works in Conway Street to replace existing water supplies
Jersey Water will be carrying out essential works in an area of St Helier over two consecutive weekends this month. Starting this Sunday, the water utility will be working in Conway Street to renew existing water supplies. The works will take place during the daytime on Sunday 21 and Sunday 28 April, and on the […]
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Apr
2024
Jersey Water partners with ArtHouse Jersey on water-themed public art project
Jersey Water has announced its partnership with ArtHouse Jersey on an exciting new public art project which speaks to the theme of Water, water everywhere. Titled ‘Art in the Arches’, the project will see the design and production of six unique murals spread across numerous arches at Elizabeth Marina. Five to six artists will be […]
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Mar
2024
Jersey Water installs street art inspired water refill point in town centre
People walking through the town centre can now fill up their water bottles at a new refill point in Halkett Street. The vibrant, eye-catching station, with bespoke spraypainted finish, has been installed by Jersey Water in partnership with the Parish of St Helier, as part of its regeneration of the area. Martin Skyba, Jersey Water’s […]
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Mar
2024
Lieutenant-Governor pays visit to Jersey Water
Jersey Water hosted a tour of its operations for the Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey on 11 March. His Excellency, Vice Admiral Jerry Kyd, accompanied by his Chief of Staff, Justin Oldridge, visited one of the utility’s two water treatment work at Handois and also the desalination plant. Members of Jersey Water’s operational water supply team gave […]
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Dec
2023
Excellent water quality and customer service prevail in challenging economic year
Jersey Water has maintained high standards of water quality and leading customer service during an operationally and economically challenging year. In its annual report and financial statements published today, the utility details its strong operational performance for the last financial year, despite having to respond to extremes in weather and inflationary cost pressures across its […]
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Nov
2023
Reservoirs open after Storm Ciaran damage
More than two weeks after Jersey Water made the decision to close its public reservoirs ahead of Storm Ciarán, the water utility has confirmed that the sites will reopen from Saturday (18 November). Both Queen’s Valley and Val de la Mare reservoirs were closed on 1 November, the day before the storm hit the Island, […]
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Nov
2023
Record-breaking year as Jersey Water employees raise £34,600 for charity
Jersey Water employees have raised a record-breaking £34,600 for their chosen charity, Teenage Cancer Trust Jersey Appeal. This exceeds any amount raised in previous years and doubles what they raised in 2022. The team at Jersey Water unanimously agreed to support Teenage Cancer Trust Jersey Appeal after a colleague’s teenage son, Callum McNulty, tragically passed […]
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Nov
2023
Tree devastation keeps public reservoirs closed
Large numbers of uprooted and unstable trees will keep Jersey Water’s public reservoirs closed until further notice while clear-up operations can begin in the wake of Storm Ciarán. Both Queen’s Valley and Val de la Mare reservoirs will remain closed to the public over the weekend and likely into next week so that Jersey Water […]
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