Jersey Water has lifted the temporary use restrictions for all domestic customers with immediate effect. The Company would like to thank all Islanders for adhering to the Hosepipe Ban and
Charges for water will increase by 6% in January 2023, equivalent to an increase of approximately £23 per year, for the average household, or 6 pence per day, as Jersey
Jersey Living Wage Campaign – Caritas Jersey has been licensed by the Living Wage Foundation in the UK to manage and co-ordinate the promotion of a ‘Living Wage’ in Jersey.
From 00:01 on Friday 26 August, Jersey Water are bringing in a Hosepipe Ban (also known as a Temporary Use Ban) for all domestic customers. Commercial and business customers are excluded
Jersey Water have teamed up with Ocean Culture Life to deliver a series of educational workshops in person and virtually, to inspire the next generation to protect the Island’s water
A successful partnership between four leading local organisations (Jersey Water, Jersey Electricity, National Trust for Jersey, and Jersey Trees for Life) has come to an end with the completion of
Jersey Water has submitted a planning application to install the island’s first permanent water refill station, making it easier for people to refill from the public water supply and reduce
Jersey Water has published its Annual Report and Financial Statements and its Water Quality Report for the year ended 30 September 2021. The Company is reporting a profit before tax
Jersey Water employees have raised £21,824 for two Jersey animal charities; £1,100 donated to Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group and £20,724 to JSPCA. In 2020 Jersey Water employees chose the JSPCA
Charges for water will increase by approximately 3.5% from January 2022 as Jersey Water responds to upward pressures on costs. The price rise means average household water bills will increase
