2022 news

Following advice from the JCVI, children in clinical at-risk groups will be offered a primary course of COVID-19 vaccination.

This afternoon (Friday 28 January), at a press conference announcing the relaxation of COVID-19 measures, the Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to the officers and staff who have worked throughout the pandemic response.

Competent Authority Ministers have announced a phased approach to the de-escalation of Jersey’s COVID-19 measures

The Chief Minister discusses the de-escalation of COVID-19 measures

The Deputy Chief Minister discusses the de-escalation of COVID-19 measures

Visiting restrictions for visitors on adult wards at the Hospital will be lifted in time to allow visitors to see patients

A report outlining the vaccination status of Islanders admitted to Jersey General Hospital with Clinical COVID between July and December 2021 has been published today.

​Competent Authority Ministers have agreed to update the isolation policy for positive cases which will allow Islanders to start lateral flow testing earlier in their isolation:

More businesses will be able to receive financial support from the Co-Funded Payroll Scheme (CFPS) for December 2021 and January 2022.

​Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Richard Renouf, confirms a report on vaccination status of hospital patients will be available next week

All Islanders aged 12 and over can walk into Fort Regent to get their COVID-19 vaccines without a booked appointment until the end of January.

Islanders who recovered from a confirmed COVID-19 infection in the past 28 days will be classed as a Recently Recovered Previous Positive (RP).

Hospital visits are being restricted on some wards for at least a week, after visitors came into the hospital with Covid symptoms.

​A report identifying the vaccine status of positive COVID-19 cases in Jersey has been published today.

Parents and carers are now register online for their children to take part in the Lateral Flow Testing home testing progrmame.

Competent Authority Ministers receive COVID-19 update from Government departments, and utility and infrastructure partners.

Minister for Children and Education, Deputy Scott Wickenden, has thanked students and staff for their “tremendous efforts” in making the return to school COVID safe in the face of challenging circumstances.

The Children and Education Minister has thanked all education staff for working hard to prepare for students returning back to the classroom today for the new term.