2023 news

Personal data will continue to be transferred between the UK and Jersey law enforcement authorities following confirmation that Jersey’s data protection regime meets UK standards.

A significant step has been taken towards making business interactions with Government as simple and efficient as possible for new and existing businesses, entrepreneurs, and social enterprises.

On Monday (4 Dec), a consultation is being launched into proposed changes to Jersey’s intellectual property framework.

An independent report reviewing sport and physical activity policy, strategy and delivery, and the roles played by the Government of Jersey and arm’s length body Jersey Sport, has been published

Jersey’s first strategy for enabling athletes to thrive and perform nationally and internationally has been published

The Strategy that sets the direction for Jersey’s economy, and the Delivery Framework that describes the next steps that will enable long-term sustainable economic development, have been published.

A consultation on the Government's proposed Digital Economy Strategy has been launched.

The Chief Minister has today (Monday 16 October) signed a Ministerial Decision enabling the title Minister for Economic Development, Tourism, Sport and Culture to be changed to Minister for Sustainable Economic Development

The Government of Jersey has published its draft Ports Policy Framework, and launched a public consultation.

Plans have taken a step forward for legislative changes designed to make Jersey's inshore territorial waters safer.

A States Report has been published setting how Jersey will meet its obligations as a responsible maritime state in line with international standards for marine safety and environmental protection

The Corn Riots Festival returns next weekend with a focus on the Island’s native Norman language, Jèrriais

The Government of Jersey has appointed Helen De La Cour Director of Financial Services.

A preferred contractor has been appointed for the first stage of the refurbishment of Jersey Opera House.

Islanders are being thanked for their responses to a consultation on proposed changes to Jersey’s competition framework, which are intended to support business innovation and growth, keep prices down, and look after consumer interests.

A survey of consumers’ shopping experiences and behaviours has revealed that shopping decisions are complex, and price is not the only determinant of where Islanders spend their money

The Government has made a further decision regarding the ongoing implementation of the Proceeds of Crime (Amendment No. 6) (Jersey) Law 2022 (“Amendment No. 6”).

The FIFA Women’s World Cup semi-final between England and Australia will be shown live at a new Fan Zone in Liberty Wharf, as part of a Government-funded community pilot

The 2022 review of the Rivington charitable fund shows an increase in grant beneficiaries to 59 from a total of ten over the preceding six years.

The Government, in consultation with the Jersey Financial Services Commission, has made further legislative changes as part of the ongoing supervisory implementation of the Proceeds of Crime Law

Jersey-based artists have been offered a chance to take their talent across the Channel thanks to a joint initiative with the Département d’Ille-et-Vilaine in France.

Jersey’s first dedicated export strategy has been published today, setting out the actions which will be taken with the aim of enabling businesses to grow their export activities.

The Financial Intelligence Unit – Jersey (FIU) has become an operationally independent organisation, separating from the States of Jersey Police (SoJP) and becoming the Island’s only dedicated intelligence agency

Islanders are being invited to give their views on proposed regulations which are intended to protect individuals and small businesses who borrow money

Jersey banks and other mortgage providers have been asked to honour the UK’s Mortgage Charter and commit to providing additional short-term support to residential mortgage holders who are struggling in the face of rising interest rates

Around 90% of respondents to a Government survey have rated the new skatepark at Les Quennevais Sports Centre as a ‘welcoming place’ for all.

An independent review of sport policy and strategy which began last month is now moving online

The Government has launched a public consultation ahead of proposed law changes designed to make Jersey’s inshore territorial waters safer

To mark Clean Sport Week – UK Anti-Doping’s (UKAD) national awareness week – Jersey’s Island Games Team will be ensuring that they have the knowledge and skills to compete clean at the Guernsey Island Games

An independent review has been launched which will shape the future direction of sport support and provision in Jersey.

Proposals have been published to give unmarried partners in long-term relationships the same rights to work in Jersey as partners who are married or in civil partnerships.

A new Order has today taken effect, reducing the regulatory administration that Jersey firms will face when making specific kinds of supply and distribution arrangements.

Government support for Jersey’s air display is to be reset, with the aim of linking financial contributions and officer support to Government’s longer-term ambitions.

The Government of Jersey is demonstrating its commitment to decarbonisation and a net zero future by partnering with marine hydrogen accelerator OceansLab in collaboration with Ports of Jersey.

Jersey’s sports clubs can expect greater engagement and support to ensure that they are aware of the anti-doping procedures they need to follow.

A consultation has been launched on proposed changes to Jersey’s competition framework which are intended to support business innovation and growth, keep prices down, and look after consumer interests.

More than 120 experienced hospitality staff in Antigua and Barbuda have registered to work in Jersey this summer as part of the inter-island exchange program.

A campaign has been launched to outline greater protection for Jersey’s non-profit organisations, including charities, to prevent them from being abused to inadvertently fund terrorist organisations.

Jersey’s hospitality industry is again recruiting experienced staff from Antigua and Barbuda to work in Jersey during the summer peak season.

A planning application for the restoration of Jersey Opera House has been submitted.

A £300,000 scheme is being established to support the fishing and associated industries manage rising costs while encouraging businesses to become more environmentally friendly and efficient.

A festival to celebrate and promote Asian culture in Jersey is being launched on Sunday 22 January to mark the start of the Chinese Year of the Rabbit.