Competition Regulator publishes Final Decision on future approach to postal services in Jersey
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority has published its Final Decision as part of a Strategic Review of Jersey’s Postal Services. ...
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Jersey’s Competition Regulator announces review of Telecoms Market
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority has published a Call for Information as it commences a review of the Telecoms market ...
Emissions from Jersey’s mobile masts remain within safe limits
The 2023 independent audit of Jersey’s mobile mast sites confirms that emissions continue to remain within internationally recognised safe levels ...
Competition Authority fines JT for network failure
JT has been fined £380,000 by the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority for a repeated contravention of its licence conditions. JT ...
Jersey Competition Regulator to undertake a study into Electricity market
The supply of electricity in Jersey will be reviewed by the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority, in the latest in a ...
Final report published on study of Jersey’s groceries market
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority has published its final report on the market for groceries in Jersey. A draft report ...
Jersey’s competition regulator stops Sure’s acquisition of Airtel [latest]
Jersey's competition regulatory is minded-to refuse to approve the proposed acquisition of Airtel by Sure due to a likely substantial ...
Competition regulator launches consultation on postal services in Jersey
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority has launched a consultation on proposals to review the Licence for Jersey's postal service. The ...
JCRA introduces new regulation to combat telephone-based fraud
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority has finalised plans to update local telecoms licences to include a specific condition aimed at ...
“No immediate competition issues” for Jersey’s grocery market
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority has published a draft report on the market for groceries in Jersey. This suggests that ...