2022 news

A free online platform has launched in Jersey allowing schools to connect with representatives and volunteers from local industries.

A herring gull found dead at Long Beach, Gorey, has tested positive for Avian Influenza (bird flu).

The Learning at Home website now includes a range of activities for children to do over the summer and deals from local eateries alongside offers from organisations such as Jersey Heritage and Jersey Sport.

Ministers will be supporting Jersey athletes at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, the largest multi-sport event to be staged in the United Kingdom for a decade.

Twelve student nurses and a midwife have celebrated their final day of lessons after three years of on-Island study.

Statistics Jersey have today published three further census bulletins from the 2021 census.

Islanders encouraged to report signs of bat roosts

Recruitment is open for Islanders wishing to become members of the Independent Prison Monitoring Board (IPMB).

Jersey's Children's Commissioner is leaving her post after four and a half years

Statistics Jersey have today published the 2021 Telecommunications Statistics and Market Report.

The programme is aimed at Islanders, aged 16 to 25, who are not in employment, education, or training. It is designed to help them learn new skills from editing to acting.

Employment forum consultation on the minimum wage

Connect Me: Connecting Our Communities Super Heroes programme

Grouville school pupils trained as peer mediators

The Attorney General has worked with the U.S. Department of Justice to repatriate just under $529,000 to the United States in the case of Florida resident Anthony Gignac.

Statistics Jersey have today published the June 2022 Retail Prices Index report.

Contact tracing is based on possible transmission and is nearing completion

Creative spaces launched

Grainville students appoint trainee teachers

Single use bag ban begins

Statistics Jersey have today published the results of the June 2022 Business Tendency Survey.

Deadline reminder for voluntary independent taxation

The Chief Minister announces which States Members will serve as Assistant Ministers in the new government

Advice for Islanders in extreme weather

Keep doing the right thing to reduce COVId over the summer

The registered unemployment report for the second quarter 2022 has been published today by Statistics Jersey.

On their first Ministerial visit, Deputy Moore and Deputy Gardiner will speak to children and staff about the importance of early years education

While many welcome the hot summer weather, it is also an appropriate time to remind Islanders of the sensible precautions that should be taken to minimise any risk to health.

Chief Minister Senator John Le Fondré, Chief Minister-designate Deputy Kristina Moore and Deputy Ian Gorst represented Jersey over the two-day event. Chief Executive and Head of the Public Service Suzanne Wylie was also in attendance.

The offices are based in the newly refurbished Piquet House, near to the Royal Courts, and will be the base for support workers at Victims First Jersey, which launched in January 2021.

Graduates who wish to apply for a new bursary for on-Island teacher training in secondary schools and colleges must apply by Monday, 11 July

Islanders are being reminded that Jersey’s new Single Use Plastics Law comes into effect two weeks from today, on Thursday 21 July 2022

Chief Executive congratulates Chief Minister designate on her election by the States Assembly

Jersey's first public Children’s Day celebrations attracts thousands

School students offered online maths tuition as part of Covid-19 recovery programme

This year's Summer Reading Challenge is launched

Jersey Ambulance Service introduces a new Community First Responder scheme.

The deadine for filing your personal tax return online is 31 July

​A new bursary for graduates to do on-Island training to become secondary school teachers has been introduced by the Children, Young People, Education and Skills (CYPES) Department today.

​Age group awards have been presented to 22 Jersey students in a national competition that promotes careers in engineering.