2021 news

​The Chief Minister has presented a new Legal Aid Scheme to the States Assembly with a proposed commencement date of 1st April 2022.

​The Government Plan 2022-25 – which sets out the strategic and spending priorities for the Government over the coming four years – has been approved by the States Assembly, by 35 votes to 7, with 2 abstention.

Public Statement from States Employment Board regarding the discrimination of an Islander during a recruitment process.

The Chief Minister and Minister for External Relations have met the UK Prime Minister, to discuss matters of significant importance to the Island

​The Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré, conducted his first official visit to the United Arab Emirates last week.

The Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré, has issued the following statement in response to global fluctuation in the energy market.

Islanders are being encouraged to enter a competition that aims to capture Jersey’s diversity and vibrancy.

Views are being sought on proposed changes to the circumstances in which a formal document is required when inviting investment in a Jersey company.

The Government of Jersey is inviting Islanders to take part in a frank and open discussion about the Island’s future population policy.

Ministers are today meeting politicians from across Britain and Ireland to discuss the ongoing recovery from COVID-19.

The Chief Minister has made the following statement on the death of Connétable Len Norman, Minister for Home Affairs.

Islanders and guests will celebrate a public commitment to reducing discrimination against women and girls.

Islanders will have the opportunity to directly ask questions to Ministers at a series of live panel sessions starting from Wednesday 19th May 2021.

Assistant Chief Minister, Deputy Carolyn Labey, will launch the Island Identity project, and ask Islanders: "What does Jersey mean to you?"

The Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to the UK will take part in a virtual visit to Jersey tomorrow, Thursday 18 March.

The Chief Minister and the Minister for Children and Education have confirmed their intention to appoint two Assistant Ministers for the Ministry of Children and Education.

Following his nomination of Deputy Jeremy Macon to become Minister for Children and Education, Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré has confirmed he has put forward Deputy Russell Labey for Minister for Housing.

Press conference speech by the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré.