An investigation has been opened into rubble dumped at a rural Trinity car park.
It was left at Jardin D'Olivet sometime before 2:30pm last Saturday (11th August).
The government wants anyone who saw cars in the area carrying similiar waste to call Environmental Protection.
Two men were sentenced in Jersey's Magistrate's Court last month for fly-tipping, with a warning that others caught will face similiar punishments.
Man jailed after sexually abusing woman and child
A man who sexually abused a woman and a child has been jailed for 15 years.
Warmest Jersey spring on record... again
Jersey has had its warmest spring since records began in 1894, beating last year's record high.
Hospice gets Gold-winning garden from Chelsea Flower Show
Part of a gold winning exhibit from the Chelsea Flower Show, inspired by a young woman who died of ovarian cancer, has a new home in Jersey.
Recovery in ferry passenger travel on Jersey routes
DFDS says bookings on its Jersey routes for this summer are up 25%.
Tributes paid to 'one in a million' La Capannina restaurateur
La Capannina has today shared the news that its well-loved 'restaurateur extraordinaire', Tino Rossi, has passed away.
Jersey hosts Commonwealth Games King's Baton Relay
The countdown to the Commonwealth Games comes to Jersey this week, with the King's Baton Relay in the island.
Free, wearable QR codes for people living with dementia
People living with dementia in Jersey are being given free, wearable QR codes.
'SEND crisis should be a post-election priority for next States Assembly'
An education expert is urging Jersey’s next States Assembly to prioritise what he calls a 'SEND crisis'.
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