St Saviour Honorary Police

01/11/2026

Update: 1/11 at 1pm

Government officials and operational partners have met today to review the response to the unauthorised drone activity around Jersey Airport over the past two evenings.
The safety of passengers, aircrew and the public remains our overriding priority. All relevant agencies continue to work closely together, and discussions are under way with UK counterparts and specialist agencies about what further support and capability may be available.

Officials are also working together on the arrangements for this evening, including measures to reduce the risk of further disruption and minimise the impact on passengers should there be any further drone activity.

Agencies will remain vigilant and prepared to respond.
The police investigation to establish who is responsible and the circumstances behind these incidents remains ongoing. We urge Islanders to remain vigilant and ask anyone with information that could assist the investigation to contact the States of Jersey Police. People should not approach anyone they believe may be operating a drone.

We understand that these incidents have caused concern as well as significant disruption for passengers and their families. People can be reassured that the situation is being treated extremely seriously and that agencies continue to work closely together.

There are no medical flights scheduled for this evening and medical passengers affected by the disruption over the past two days are being prioritised on flights as services allow.

We will continue to keep Islanders updated if there are any significant developments.
Ports of Jersey

31/10/2026

Please don't assume that because you are some distance from Jersey Airport, what you have seen isn't relevant. Information from anywhere in the Island could potentially assist our enquiries.

31/10/2026

Jersey makes national news, for the wrong reasons, please obserse the Drone Code if flying one.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c574pre2vp9jo

29/10/2026

UPDATE: 19.45 30th October - St Saviour's Hill is now OPEN in both directions

🚧 St Saviour’s Hill update – road reopening

Repair work, testing and road resurfacing have now been completed, and St Saviour’s Hill is set to reopen to traffic.

Thank you to residents, motorists and pedestrians for your patience and understanding while these essential works have been carried out.

☎️ If you smell gas or suspect a gas escape, call 01534 755555.

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🚧 St Saviour’s Hill update - Friday 30 October

Repair work on the gas leak at St Saviour’s Hill has now been completed.

Testing is on track to finish today, with the road due to be refilled and resurfaced this afternoon. St Saviour’s Hill is expected to reopen this evening.

Thank you to residents, motorists and pedestrians for your patience and understanding while these essential works have been carried out.

☎️ If you smell gas or suspect a gas escape, call 01534 755555.

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🚧 Update: St Saviour’s Hill

Following our earlier update, our engineers have identified a gas leak in the mains network near the junction of Deloraine Road and Chasse Brunet and are continuing repair work today.

Repairs are expected to be completed tonight, with St Saviour’s Hill expected to reopen fully tomorrow evening once testing and road reinstatement are complete.

The previously advised diversions remain in place, with access to premises being maintained.

Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.

☎️ If you smell gas or suspect a gas escape, call 01534 755555.

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🚧Traffic Management in Place on St Saviour’s Hill

We're carrying out investigation works in the St Saviour's Hill area, and traffic diversions are now in place.

If you're travelling through the area, please plan ahead and allow extra time for your journey.

Diversions:

• Traffic travelling up St Saviour's Hill will be diverted via Chasse Brunette.

• Traffic travelling down St Saviour's Hill will be stopped at Five Oaks and diverted via Bagatelle Road.

Works are currently expected to remain in place for around five days, although this may change as investigations progress.

29/10/2026

23/10/2026

A busy morning round the Parish for us and the Parish Staff - please take care out there.

We are working as quickly, but as safely, as we can to get things cleared.

20/10/2026

Please make sure garden furniture, bins etc are secure for the next few days.

Jersey Met is forecasting very strong winds on Thursday evening, continuing through Friday, with heavy rain at times, due to Storm Austen - the first named storm of this season.

Winds will increase from Thursday evening and overnight reaching a peak on Friday morning, remaining very strong and gusty throughout the day.

It is likely that there will be disruption to travel as well as potential damage to trees, infrastructure, and a risk of localised flooding.
Jersey Met would like to reassure Islanders that the weather situation is being closely monitored. Further updates and advice will follow tomorrow afternoon.

For the latest weather forecast and official weather warnings stay informed at: www.gov.je/weather

Channel 103 BBC Jersey States of Jersey Police

15/10/2026

There may be delays on the north ring road.

Road Diversion Update 🚧

The map below shows the diversion routes currently in place at La Pouquelaye. Our Parish Team has worked overnight to put these arrangements in place.

01/10/2026

Just to keep you informed about works on our South Coast.

Ground investigation works will start next week, as part of the proposed Havre des Pas Coastal Flood Alleviation Scheme.
Works will take place between 28 September and 30 October.
These investigations will help us better understand the ground conditions beneath the beach and shoreline, providing important information for the design of future coastal flood defences.
The works will involve specialist drilling and ground testing equipment operating at a number of locations along the beach.
The beach will remain open throughout the investigation period, although small working areas will be temporarily fenced off for safety and some slipways may need to be closed for short periods while works are underway.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation while these investigations are completed.

25/09/2026

Welcome to the Parish.
Having perviously served in St Brelade CO Osmand (centre) has been sworn in at the Royal Court this morning to serve here in St Saviour. Witnessed by his wife, the Connetable, and other members of the Municipality.

If you would like to know how you could serve your Parish for 3 years as an Honoray Officer, please contact us via the Parish Hall, Facebook or visit www.yourparishneedsyou.je