2025 news

The new breast screening unit at the Enid Quenault Health and Wellbeing Centre is due to be officially opened on Wednesday 2 July.

The Youth Justice Roadmap, ‘Reimagining Youth Justice: A Child First Roadmap for Jersey’ (2025-2030) has been released by the Government of Jersey.

Jersey Library will launch this year’s Summer Reading Challenge on Saturday 28 June.

Education, culture, and community collaboration celebrated and explored during first official visit to Jersey.

Jersey’s Attorney General, Mark Temple KC, and the Jersey Competent Authority, the Minister for Treasury and Resources, have succeeded in a landmark appeal.

Eligible Islanders have just under two weeks to get their COVID-19 spring booster vaccine.

The Infrastructure and Environment Department was successful in winning two awards for planning excellence.

Temperatures are due to reach the high 20s by Thursday.

Jersey Employment Forum report published

Channel Islands businesses and industry groups looking to build links in Brittany have free access to two meeting rooms in St Malo.

The Minister for Housing has reopened a successful scheme to help Islanders buy their first home.

The Chief Minister and Minister for External Relations represented Jersey at the British-Irish Council Summit in Northern Ireland.

Jersey’s Adult Learning Disability Service is partnering with Mencap, Haute Vallée School and other organisations to highlight the support available for adults with a Learning Disability.

From July, Jersey will follow NHS England and offer a more personalised cervical screening service.

The Government of Jersey has published its full response to the Arcadis Hydrogeological Risk Assessment Report.

The Minister for Justice and Home Affairs has published the first progress report concerning Violence Against Women and Girls.

Changes have been made to higher education grants for distance learning students.

An interactive plan has been published and displayed on digital touch screens in St Helier, showcasing how our town is evolving.

Jersey’s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 48% between 1990 and 2023, but there was no reduction between 2022 and 2023.