2022 news

​From Saturday 2 July, Islanders aged 5 and over will be able to get any dose of their COVID-19 vaccine at selected parish halls around the Island as the Government's rock-up clinics return.

Parents are reminded to get their children vaccinated against polio, after the virus was detected in London sewers.

Support for upcoming Jersey Children's Day

​Islanders are being reminded of the potential dangers of Oak Processionary Moth caterpillars, which have been found at St Andrew's Park, a private garden, and a number of other locations in the area.

This Cervical Screening Awareness Week (20-26 June), women and people with a cervix aged 25-64 are being encouraged to opt-in to the free cervical screening programme.

Deputy Medical Officer of Health, Dr Ivan Muscat, issues a statement on the rise in COVID cases

Islanders who are eligible for a COVID-19 Spring Booster are being reminded that the offer will expire on Thursday 30 June.

While many people 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 as the Island could see highs of 31°C.

Islanders preparing for a career in digital technologies can now study for a degree through University College Jersey (UCJ) at Highlands College.

​More than 300 children, young people and their families have shared their views on how Jersey should celebrate its first public event for Children's Day on 3 July

From Monday 6 June, the Government’s COVID-19 PCR testing lab at the Hospital will be offering PCR test processing to on-Island private providers

The Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Richard Renouf, has signed an Order to make monkeypox a notifiable disease in Jersey. The Order was signed on 31 May and will come into effect today.