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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

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

Jersey Water supports the findings of an independent report into PFAS contamination around Jersey Airport and the need for action to remediate polluted water sources in the area.   The

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

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

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

Today, Jersey Water has responded to and repaired a burst water main in the area of Rouge Bouillon, near the bottom of La Pouquelaye.  Jersey Water is now actively working

Consistently high levels of water quality and customer service, combined with a drive to deliver operational efficiencies, have led to a solid year of operational performance and a strengthening financial

Drinking water remains fully compliant with Jersey, UK and EU regulations for PFAS, pesticides and nitrates People in Jersey can be assured that their drinking water remains among the best

Jersey Water has closed both Queen’s Valley and Val de la Mare reservoirs to the public, as a safety precaution in preparation for incoming Storm Darragh. From lunchtime on Friday