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.
We’re expanding our water saving initiatives by offering every Island school a free water butt and an educational talk on water conservation and water quality. Launched during international Water Saving
Repairs to the leak on the eastbound lane of Gloucester Street have now been completed. The road is currently being reinstated and will reopen at 06:00 on Thursday 7 May,
Our team has identified a leak on the eastbound lane of Gloucester Street. To carry out the repair safely and minimise disruption, the eastbound lane between Seaton Place and the
We are delighted to announce that Dr Sarah McMath is joining our Board of Directors as a non-executive director, from 1 May 2026. Sarah brings extensive senior experience from the
We’re pleased to confirm that our essential valve replacement works in Conway Street have now been completed, and the road will be reopening as planned on Friday (1 May). The
As part of our ongoing essential upgrades in Conway Street, we need to temporarily turn off the water supply overnight on Tuesday 28 April from 23:00 until 06:00 on Wednesday
After an exceptionally wet winter and start to 2026, Jersey’s water resources are in a strong position with reservoirs currently full as we enter the drier months. March and early
We will be undertaking essential upgrades to the mains network in Conway Street from Monday 20 April, to coincide with the Government of Jersey’s improvement programme for the area. Our
Heading to university this September? How does an extra £2,000 per year to help cover your fees sound? This year, our University Grant Scheme is open to a broader range
Jersey Water has marked a significant operational milestone with the official opening of our new headquarters and laboratory by the Lieutenant Governor, Vice Admiral Sir Jerry Kyd. The opening of
