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Ministers have summarised the progress of the project and provided its latest timeline

The Minister for External Relations has released a statement following the publication of planning assumptions for a worst-case scenario Brexit by the UK Government.

Students from Le Rocquier are travelling to London as part of their GCSE course

10 new prison officers and one prison nurse officer have been recruited to work at the States of Jersey Prison Service (SoJPS).

Families with young children are being invited to take part in a day of activities to promote healthy living.

A Chief Inspector has been appointed by the Jersey Care Commission. Audrey Murphy took up the role on 2 September and her duties will include delivering a programme of registration and inspection activity in accordance with legislative requirements.

The Minister for Social Security, Deputy Judy Martin, has lodged a revised draft Employment Law which aims to improve family-friendly employment rights.

Education Minister updates Scrutiny on the number of teaching vacancies at the start of the school year

More islanders are being sought to become home energy auditors and provide energy assessments for homes in Jersey.