
Here’s your weekly round-up of last week’s news, long-reads (blogs), and updates on important initiatives from the Government of Jersey.
đź“° News
Update from JCIS on enquiries to establish identity of individual
The Jersey Customs and Immigration Service confirmed that a man who falsely claimed to be British citizen David Henry Law has no right to reside in Jersey and remains in immigration detention pending removal.
Healthcare Workers Anti-Abuse Campaign
A new campaign fronted by children of healthcare workers in Jersey aims to combat the rising incidents of abuse against health staff, with over 450 cases reported this year, by promoting public awareness and staff training.
Residential Tenancy Law Statement
Ahead of a States Assembly debate, Jersey’s Housing Minister has outlined proposed reforms to the Residential Tenancy Law to improve tenant protections and rental sector confidence, including the removal of a controversial rent cap and support for balanced amendments.
✍️ Blogs
Maintenance happening at the weather radar
The Channel Islands weather radar, a well-known landmark at La Moye in Jersey, is a very important tool for both weather forecasters here and further afield. It is currently undergoing routine maintenance.
Investing in Learning, Skills, and Youth Facilities
The Government of Jersey is prioritising long-term investment in modern schools, youth centres, and skills development to build a brighter future for young Islanders.
Cycle September and Miguel’s Big Win
As part of Cycle September, Jersey celebrates the health and environmental benefits of cycling, spotlighting local winner Miguel who used his prize to help his partner join him in exploring the island’s scenic routes.
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Low Carbon Heating Incentive
Support for homeowners to switch to low carbon heating systems.
Get ÂŁ9,000 towards your heat pump
International Cultural Centre
Learn about Jersey’s new hub for cultural exchange and community events.
Find out more about the community support grant scheme
Investing in Jersey Programme
The Government has launched a long-term programme to renew essential infrastructure across the Island. Key priorities include:
- Affordable housing
- Modern schools and youth facilities
- Improved roads and water systems
- Revitalised parks and sports venues
This initiative is backed by the Jersey Capital Investment Fund, ensuring stable financing for major projects.