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Health Minister explains the details of the latest Covid-19 measures

New measures are announced to tackle the recent rise in Covid-19 cases

New measures aimed at tackling the spread of Covid-19 are announced today

Health Minister signs Order to make it a legal requirement to wear masks in certain indoor public spaces

Members of Jersey’s motor industry are being invited to give their views on Periodic Technical Inspections (PTIs) for all cars and motorcycles.

A pilot scheme has been launched to provide young people in Jersey with free, safe and anonymous online mental health and wellbeing advice and support.

Statement from the Office of the Director of Civil Aviation

A statement from the Department for Children, Education, Young People and Skills

The Government of Jersey has announced its support for students wishing to return home to the Island for the Christmas holidays.

Statement from the Department for Children, Education, Young People and Skills

Statement from the Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Richard Renouf

Statement from the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré

Jersey has developed a comprehensive plan for vaccinating the most at-risk Islanders against contracting COVID-19.

All students in Years 11 and above in secondary schools and colleges, and all young people aged 16 -18 not in education, will be offered COVID-19 screening.

A statement from Children, Young People, Education and Skills

Statistics Jersey have today published a set of experimental statistics: Quarterly revenue & GVA estimates: non-finance sectors.

The Government of Jersey is inviting 40 young people, aged between 16 and 21, to take part in an independent online discussion to share their views on the Covid-19 pandemic.

Islanders are being asked for their views on a contraflow cycle lane, planned for Hill Street between Halkett Place and La Motte Street, which will make it safer and more enjoyable to cycle eastwards and to schools in St Saviour.

Lifeline air services are reintroduced to Southampton

The Childcare and Early Years Service (CEYS) are working to understand the impact COVID-19 has had on childcare in Jersey.

An online tool has been launched for Islanders to record details of the number of trees and hedgerows they have planted.