Average home spends £901 per week, figures show
The average Jersey household spent £901 per week in 2021-22, new figures show. The report by Statistics Jersey, external showed total...
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- Aug 28
Jersey Democracy Week: Island gears up for events
Jersey is gearing up for its fourth annual Democracy Week to inspire and inform islanders of all ages about they can get involved in...
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News Room
- Aug 28
Average Jersey wage drops by 2.8%, report finds
Wages of people in Jersey working in both the public and private sector have fallen by 2.8% since June 2022, a report has found....
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News Room
- Jul 17
Multi-site hospital plan will 'put lives at risk'
Government plans to build new hospital facilities across multiple sites will "put lives at risk", an anonymous Jersey health worker has...
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News Room
- Jun 26
New domestic abuse law comes into force
A new law to give more protection to victims of domestic abuse has come into force. The Domestic Abuse law means courts can give greater...
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News Room
- Jun 19
St Aubin's Bay: Test results update
Samples of sea water from various sites in St Aubin’s Bay, taken on Friday 16 June, have confirmed the quality to again be “excellent” on...
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News Room
- Jun 19
Centrepoint to launch a Child Contact Centre
Centrepoint will launch a new Child Contact Centre from 2 July. This follows the closure of Milli’s Separated Family Centre, which...
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- Jun 8
Board upholds complaint over Covid payment scheme
A business owner, who complained about a lack of clarity in a Covid support payment scheme, has had her case upheld. The woman, named...
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News Room
- Jun 7
Calls to save ancient farm in Jersey
The head of Jersey's National Trust has said he wants the island's heritage groups to work together to save an ancient farm. Charles...
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- Jun 5
Minister's concern over use of £18,000-a-month bus route
Ministers have expressed concerns over how few people are using an £18,000-a-month town circular bus route. Answering questions in a...
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News Room
- Feb 2
Autism support team wins national recognition
The Autism Education Trust’s partner ‘hub’ in Jersey, led by the Autism and Social Communication Inclusion Team (ASCIT), has won an award...
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- Feb 2
New Chief Vet is appointed
Susana Ramos has been appointed as Jersey’s new Chief Veterinary Officer, having previously been Veterinary Lead for Scotland with the...
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News Room
- Feb 1
Empty Homes Service Launched
The Minister for Housing and Communities, Deputy David Warr, has launched the Government of Jersey’s Empty Homes Service to support...
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News Room
- Mar 29, 2021
Jersey’s first Public Estate Strategy published
The Island Public Estate Strategy 2021-35 provides the framework which will be used when determining how to meet completing needs for...
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News Room
- Mar 22, 2021
Government confirms teacher assessment for all exams
Secondary schools and colleges in Jersey have received further confirmation of the grading process for students this summer. On 4...
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News Room
- Mar 11, 2021
Statement from the Minister for External Relations and Minister for Environment
Deputy Young and Senator Gorst fully understand and empathise with the situation in which whelk and scallop fishermen currently find...
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News Room
- Mar 8, 2021
Plans announced to tax couples independently
Today, on International Women’s Day 2021, Minister for Treasury and Resources Deputy Susie Pinel has announced plans to start introducing...
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News Room
- Mar 6, 2021
Jersey's Covid restrictions will begin to ease from 15 March
The Chief Minister of Jersey has outlined plans for relaxing coronavirus restrictions over the next few months. Senator John Le Fondre...
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News Room
- Feb 18, 2021
Children’s Rights training rolled out to all Government staff
(note: the photo above was taken prior to COVID-19 guidance on physical distancing) Minister for Children and Education, Deputy Jeremy...
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- Feb 18, 2021
78% of high risk Islanders receive first vaccine dose
The latest COVID-19 vaccination statistics (as at Sunday, 14 February) show that 2657 first doses have been given to clinically extremely...
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