Archive for: 2025

We are aware that some customers in St Martin, around Maufant and Gorey, may be experiencing cloudy or discoloured water today. This is the due to planned works that we have been carrying out in the parish to upgrade our mains network. The cloudy water is temporary and isn’t a risk to your water quality […]

This spring has been particularly dry, and while many of you may be enjoying the sunny weather, we need the wet stuff to ensure we have enough water in our reservoirs to last this summer. This week is Water Saving Week, and water companies across the UK are teaming up with Water Wise UK to […]

To improve the reliability of water supply and help futureproof the mains network, Jersey Water will be upgrading their metering system over the coming weeks. These upgrades will help to better monitor water flow, manage leakage more effectively and ensure long-term network efficiency. During the scheduled upgrade times, some properties in these areas may experience […]

Jersey Water will be carrying out important upgrades to its water infrastructure in St Brelade later this month, focusing on improving its metering system to better monitor flow, manage leakage and future-proof the network. The planned works will take place overnight on 15 May, within a five-hour window to minimise disruption to local residents. During […]

Jersey Water has installed another outdoor community water refill point, as part of its long-term plans to build an Island-wide network. Located in the heart of St John’s Village, the new fountain is thanks to a collaboration between the water utility and a local trust, which helped fund its installation. Unveiling the new refill point, […]

The public, the Government and Jersey Water are fundamentally all focused on the critical need to understand and address the challenges and risks posed by PFAS pollution in the Island. While the environmental impact of these man-made chemicals goes beyond water, we are committed to playing a key role in identifying and implementing solutions to treat PFAS, so that we can maintain the safety of the mains supply and Islanders’ confidence in its quality. As the Government of Jersey moves forward with introducing specific regulatory standards for PFAS, […]

The Government of Jersey’s announcement to introduce specific regulatory standards for PFAS in drinking water is a positive and necessary step that aligns with our longstanding support for PFAS regulation for the Island. Since 1989, we have proactively monitored PFAS levels in the water supply. We adopt a precautionary approach by following the standards set […]