Castle Street works: Part of Castle Street will be closed from 09:00 on Monday 11 May for essential leak repairs, starting after the morning rush hour. Traffic from Sand Street will be diverted left down Commercial Street, with diversions clearly signposted. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
“The upgrade of our desalination plant will be the biggest investment in the Island’s water resources for a generation.” – Helier Smith We have published our priorities for the second
On the evenings of Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17 September, between 18:00 and 23:00, we will be carrying out works in the area of La Grande Route de St Jean
We are inviting customers to take part in our annual customer service survey to help us understand what we’re doing well and where we can improve. The survey launches today,
From today, we’re bringing our desalination plant into operation after spending the past few weeks preparing it for use. The decision to use the desalination plant follows record-breaking temperatures and
A furze fire that came dangerously close to the desalination plant yesterday was brought under control thanks to the swift response of Jersey Fire and Rescue Service, protecting the site,
With the ongoing hot and dry weather, and hosepipe bans in place in several parts of the UK, we’ve had some questions about why there isn’t a ban in Jersey yet. For now, we have enough water to meet the
From Monday 3 August, we will be doing some planned maintenance work by the lower car park at Queen’s Valley Reservoir. Geomarine will be carrying out the work, which is
We acknowledge the publication of the Independent PFAS Scientific Advisory’s Panel’s Final Report 4 and welcome the clear direction that Jersey needs a framework for managing PFAS Island-wide. Since the
We have said a huge thank you and congratulations to one of our longest serving employees, Paul Batho, who has retired after 38 years of dedicated service to the company.
From Monday 13 July for several weeks, we are supporting the Government’s Infrastructure & Environment team with upgrades to their sewerage pipework in La Grande Route de St Jean. As
