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Representatives from the Government of Jersey have met French fishermen and listened to the concerns that led to today’s protest.

From this September two of Jersey’s elite sports teams will provide a financial boost for students at University College Jersey (UCJ).

The UK Prime Minister has given his full support to Jersey’s management of the French fishermen’s protest.

Islanders aged 35-39-years old will be able to book their appointments from Friday 7 May, with appointments to receive their vaccinations starting from Saturday 8 May.

The Minister for Health and Social Services, Deputy Richard Renouf has approved further amendments to the COVID-19 gatherings and events guidance.

Island schools have learned more about inclusive communication during Deaf Awareness Week this week (3 – 9 May).

Government of Jersey representatives are due to meet with French Fishermen this morning. It follows 50 boats arriving into Jersey waters off the south coast of the island, in the early hours.

Jersey Library is looking for creative Islanders to help design a garden for the Communicare Library.

A statement by the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré, and the Minister for External Relations, Senator Ian Gorst on the planned protest by French fishing vessels.

Today is International Day of the Midwife which celebrates all the work midwives and maternity staff have provided during the COVID-19 pandemic.

May is Hepatitis Awareness Month and the blood borne viruses team at Health and Community Services aim to raise awareness of the global burden of viral hepatitis and reduce the stigma that surrounds it.

Government comments on issues faced by fishermen following the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement

Islanders are being reminded to check what they are throwing away after two potentially dangerous incidents caused explosions at the Energy Recovery Facility (ERF).

Jersey’s External Relations Minister has discussed the progress being made on the Island’s new post-Brexit fishing licensing scheme.

The Government of Jersey’s COVID-19 Testing Strategy has been enhanced with a free, extended testing programme launching next month which will target cases in the community.

Islanders are being encouraged to consider joining the No Mow May campaign by not using mowers or strimmers for the whole of May.

As at Sunday, 25 April, 60% of Islanders aged over 18 years have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. 35% of adults are now fully vaccinated having received two doses.

Applications are now open for apprentices who wish to be part of Jersey's biggest construction project in generations.

Statistics Jersey have today published the December 2020 Labour Market report.

The Coronavirus helpline is amending its opening hours from Tuesday 4 May.