
Last week, the Government of Jersey shared several strategic updates reflecting its commitment to public service, community wellbeing, and long-term development.
States Employment Board pleads guilty
The Vice Chair of the States Employment Board (SEB) and the Chief Fire Officer both issued statements after the SEB pleaded guilty to charges following an investigation by the Health and Safety Inspectorate in relation to the tragic events at Haut du Mont on 10 December 2022.
Funding boost for childcare
The Minister for Education and Lifelong Learning announced plans to increase investment in early years to almost £7 million, including almost £4 million in childcare support for 2-3-year-olds to enable families to save up to £6,000 a year in childcare costs.
Transplant patient urges Islanders to give the gift of life
A mum who nearly died after a rare pregnancy complication is calling on Islanders to become organ donors after a transplant saved her life.
Annual winter vaccine programme
The annual winter vaccine programme has begun, and Islanders eligible for flu or COVID-19 vaccinations are able to arrange vaccination via their GPs from 29 September.
Community engagement
Recent blogs spotlight:
• Investing in Public Spaces – Making Jersey a More Vibrant, Welcoming Island
• Keeping the Island Running: Behind the scenes of signs and road lines
• Cross-Nation Leadership Education Summit: A Landmark Beginning
Investing in Jersey and Community Costs Bonus
Progress continues on the Investing in Jersey plan, a proposed medium and long-term investment strategy supported by a new Jersey Capital Investment Fund. Applications are open for the Community Costs Bonus, an annual payment to help households with cost of living pressures.
These updates reflect a government focused on practical solutions, inclusive growth, and transparent communication.