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The latest vaccination statistics as at 20 June show that 92% of over 40s have had at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and 85% are fully vaccinated.

Today, Jersey's biomedical scientists are celebrated as part of Biomedical Science Day 2021.

Two further virtual public exhibitions have been launched as part of the Our Hospital Project this week.

JT is to sell a majority stake in its Internet of Things (IoT) division

A scheme to provide interim financial support to the Island's fishing industry has been approved by Ministers.

A speech by the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondre

Speech by the Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Richard Renouf

A speech by the Minister for Economic Development, Senator Lyndon Farnham

Ministers have agreed to relax the isolation policy for fully vaccinated direct contacts, and to extend the COVID Status Certification scheme to those who have been fully vaccinated outside the Common Travel Area (CTA).

The establishment of an organisation which will improve Jersey’s cyber security has taken a significant step forward.

Islanders are being encouraged to share their feedback on a proposed scheme to improve the promenade area at Bel Royal’s seafront.

A pilot scheme has launched which aims to help small and medium-sized businesses in Jersey improve their productivity.

​Three new cycle shelters are being added in St Helier as part of a four-month pilot scheme to encourage Islanders to cycle in and out of town.

GovLife podcast series is launched

Students at Haute Vallée have joined adults supported by the Learning Disability Service to co-create pieces of artwork to raise awareness about Learning Disability Week.

​Two new Closer to Home events will take place at the end of June and will deliver activities and services to Islanders at the Library.

​Students at Haute Vallée will take on two of their teachers in a triathlon fundraiser to raise money for Brightly, a local children's charity.