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Jersey and Guernsey officials working in justice and law enforcement have pledged to work collaboratively to improve the safety and security of the Channel Islands.

The Chief Minister has started the process of selecting a site for Jersey’s new hospital.

Islanders are being encouraged to take part in an online survey, which closes next week, to share their views on divorce reform.

Jersey’s first Children’s Rights’ Officer and Ministers are encouraging islanders to celebrate the rights of all children and young people in care, as part of National Care Day.

An independent review has concluded that it is reasonable for Jersey Electricity to impose standby charges on commercial customers which generate their own electricity.

The House Price Index report for the fourther quarter of 2018 has been published by Statistics Jersey.

Students interested in construction are invited to take part in a four-day holiday camp during half term.

The Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré has met with UK Parliamentarians in London in order to outline Jersey’s priorities in relation to Brexit and support the Island’s strong ongoing relationship with the UK.

The Chief Minister has approved various transfers of functions among Ministers

The Minister for Social Security has today lodged a draft law to extend family-friendly employment rights.

A 33-week project to refurbish Green Street Car Park will get underway next week.

The Minister for the Environment will join politicians from across Britain and Ireland later this month to discuss a number of marine environment issues.

Students will be spending two weeks in Nepal working with children in the Lamjung region.

Visitors will discover the importance of pollinators in Jersey and learn what they can do to help sustain thriving local wildlife.