2019 news

The results of a three-month consultation on the protection and development of Jersey’s environment have been published.

Islanders are being encouraged to have their say on changes to the law that aims to ensure children and young people are given the right support at the right time

The Government of Jersey is hosting a public seminar on Thursday, 12 December to look at what sustainable wellbeing can mean for Jersey.

An initiative that combines healthy and nutritionally balanced breakfasts with a morning sport activity has been launched at Plat Douet Primary School

The Migration Policy Development Board (MPDB) has published an interim report summarising its research surrounding migration controls and how any changes could be used to help reduce the island’s reliance on inward migration.

A twelve week consultation which asks islanders for their views on a public services ombudsman is closing on Friday, 11 October. Islanders are asked to send any submissions before the closing date to ensure their views form part of the consultation.

Families with young children are being invited to take part in a day of activities to promote healthy living.

Islanders are invited to attend two public meetings next week, to have their say on whether the Government should appoint an independent Public Services Ombudsman.

Following the release of the draft planning framework for Southwest St Helier, the Government of Jersey is holding an engagement event for interested members of the public on Monday, 9 September.

Islanders can have their say on whether the Government should appoint an independent ombudsman to look into complaints against public services.

See the latest population estimate for Jersey from Statistics Jersey

The Minister for Children and Housing, Senator Sam Mézec, has published a report into housing options for Jersey’s key workers.

The Housing Policy Development Board, which was established earlier this year, has set its objectives for 2019.

A three-dimensional model of Jersey has been opened online to help members of the public visualise how proposed developments would look.