2025 news

A man has been sentenced in the Royal Court today in relation to the importation of a commercial quantity of Class A drugs in 2023.

The Minister for the Environment has published a 2025 Progress Report for the Carbon Neutral Roadmap.

The Government of Jersey has launched its 2025 Future Economist Essay Competition for young Islanders with an interest in economics.

Islanders encouraged to file tax returns before 31 July deadline.

Two women have been sentenced for attempting to import cocaine with a street value of £21,000 into the Island.

A 31-year-old man has been sentenced by Jersey’s Royal Court for the importation and supply of controlled drugs.

The first two initiatives which will help to protect and grow Jersey’s financial services sector have been announced.

New laws to strengthen employee protections and increase compensation.

From Monday 1 September, multi-faith and all non-religious funeral services held at Jersey Crematorium will be temporarily relocated.

Public Health is urging Islanders to check they are up to date with their MMR vaccine schedule following the death of a child from measles in the UK.

Islanders are being invited to take part in a public consultation on proposed reforms to Jersey’s planning service.

The Mental Health Team is calling on Islanders who have used their services to share their views to help develop the service.

Continuous pedestrian-priority route across the King Street and New Street junction created.

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The Government of Jersey has published the first Annual Report on Public Health and Safety in Rented Dwellings.

A series of improvements are being made to enhance the experience for visitors at the splash pad in Coronation Park.

A new Prison Governor has been appointed to lead the States of Jersey Prison Service.

Islanders are being invited to have their say on plans to protect one of Jersey’s most at-risk coastal areas.

A major Government-led programme to strengthen and grow Jersey’s financial services industry is to be showcased at a public event.

The Chief Minister and Minister for External Relations have made the first of three annual allocations of £1.5 million from the Jersey Reclaim Fund.

Plans for a memorial and garden to remember those who died at Haut du Mont have been unveiled.

More Islanders are being offered the shingles vaccine this year.

A Commencement Order has been signed which means it will be illegal to import and supply single-use vapes in Jersey from 1 August 2025.

Islanders will benefit from a new £10 subsidy on appointments with nurses, pharmacists, paramedics and health care assistants.