Category: CSP

News this week… Draft Licensing Law lodged, and advice to owners travelling with their pets over Christmas

Travelling over Christmas? Biosecurity remindersIslanders are reminded that personal imports of fresh meat, dairy, and live animals from the EU and other regions remain banned to protect livestock. Pet owners travelling to the EU with their pets should check their EU pet passport or Animal Health Certificate is valid before travelling. Helmet safety boost: New … Read more News this week… Draft Licensing Law lodged, and advice to owners travelling with their pets over Christmas

External Relations: Strengthening global connections

Strengthening Jersey’s international reputation

By Deputy Ian Gorst, Minister for External Relations  As we move through the final quarter of 2025, it is timely to reflect upon the work undertaken so far this year to strengthen Jersey’s international reputation, promote our economic interests, and deepen our relationships with key partners.  The Government of Jersey’s external relations strategy continues to focus on competitiveness, connectivity, and confidence on … Read more Strengthening Jersey’s international reputation

News this week… Hospital Winter Plan launched, strengthened support for carers announced and permission granted for sheltered homes

Strengthened support for carers announcedThe Government is delivering on its commitment to improve support for individuals receiving care and carers across the Island. Following the urgent review announced last month, good progress has been made to ensure there is practical, fair, and sustainable assistance. Planning permission granted for 42 sheltered homesThe Minister for the Environment, … Read more News this week… Hospital Winter Plan launched, strengthened support for carers announced and permission granted for sheltered homes

Transcript of a Bailiwick Podcast with the Social Security Minister, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, interviewed by reporter Megan Davies

Megan Davies: Jersey’s 2026 budget tries to strike a tricky balance between supporting Islanders and grappling with a public purse under pressure. As the budget debate gets started, I sat down with Social Security Minister Deputy Lindsay Feltham to talk about planning ahead for future generations. Now, one of the budget’s more controversial aspects is … Read more Transcript of a Bailiwick Podcast with the Social Security Minister, Deputy Lyndsay Feltham, interviewed by reporter Megan Davies

News this week… Reaction to Blue Islands going into liquidation, major milestones in new acute hospital project and school staff survey results

Major steps taken toward new hospital at Overdale Three key milestones have been achieved towards the Government’s priority to build a new hospital at Overdale: a Preferred Tenderer has been selected, the planning permit has been received, and a local contractor appointed for development works. These steps mark significant progress toward starting construction. Bird Flu … Read more News this week… Reaction to Blue Islands going into liquidation, major milestones in new acute hospital project and school staff survey results

Embrace the Difference: Inclusive customer engagement at the Channel Islands Co-op 

The Channel Islands Co-operative Society places inclusivity and accessibility at the heart of its customer experience. Across Jersey and Guernsey, the Co-op supports people with disabilities through thoughtful store design, adaptive services, staff training, digital access, and community partnerships. As a community-owned organisation, it recognises the importance of adapting to diverse needs – physical, sensory, or digital – so … Read more Embrace the Difference: Inclusive customer engagement at the Channel Islands Co-op 

Why improving St Helier’s Public Realm is a win for everyone

St Helier is the beating heart of Jersey – a place where people live, work, shop, and socialise. But like many urban centres, it faces challenges: congestion, limited green space, and streets that don’t always feel safe or welcoming. That’s why investing in St Helier’s public realm is more important than ever.  The St Helier … Read more Why improving St Helier’s Public Realm is a win for everyone

Building a stronger financial future for Jersey 

By Deputy Elaine Millar, Minister for Treasury and Resources  This year’s proposed Budget reflects a careful balance between supporting Islanders today and preparing Jersey for the challenges of tomorrow.   Our aim is to invest in essential services – healthcare, children’s wellbeing, and modern infrastructure – alongside a capital programme that includes improvements to Fort Regent, new healthcare facilities and upgrading … Read more Building a stronger financial future for Jersey 

Understanding Jersey’s Benefit Systems: How They Work Together

Ever wondered how Jersey’s benefits actually fit together? Whether you’re working, have just become a new parent, or are planning for retirement, these schemes are designed to support you through life’s changes. Each has its own purpose, but they also complement each other to create a safety net. Here’s what you need to know. Social … Read more Understanding Jersey’s Benefit Systems: How They Work Together