This week, the Government of Jersey shared several strategic updates reflecting its commitment to public service, community wellbeing, and long-term development. 2026–2029 Budget: Investing in Jersey’s future The Government of Jersey has unveiled its proposed Budget 2026-2029, committing £1 billion to capital projects over four years. Priorities include expanded nursery provision, healthcare upgrades, and digital … Read more News this week… Budget 2026-2029 published, community inclusion and international relations
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News this week… Budget 2026-2029 published, community inclusion and international relations
Highlights from the Government of Jersey
Here’s your weekly round-up of last week’s news, long-reads (blogs), and updates on important initiatives from the Government of Jersey. 📰 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 … Read more Highlights from the Government of Jersey
Investing in the backbone of Island life – Our infrastructure and utilities
Every day, we rely on infrastructure we rarely stop to think about – the roads that take us to work and school, the pipes that deliver clean drinking water, the drains that prevent flooding, and the sea walls that protect us from the force of the Channel. These are the systems that keep Jersey running … Read more Investing in the backbone of Island life – Our infrastructure and utilities
Highlights from the Government of Jersey
As summer progresses, the Government of Jersey continues to deliver updates and insights across key areas including employment, infrastructure, environment, and community development. Here’s a round-up of the latest news, blogs, and key messages from August 2025. 📰 News Trainee Minimum Wage Rates reintroduced The Government of Jersey has announced the reintroduction of Trainee Minimum Wage Rates to support access to … Read more Highlights from the Government of Jersey
Investing in Jersey: Housing as our first priority
Access to affordable, suitable housing remains one of the most pressing challenges facing our Island. Too many Islanders – particularly young people and families – are struggling to find homes that meet their needs and are within reach financially. High property prices, limited supply, and a mismatch between what’s available and what’s needed has placed growing pressure … Read more Investing in Jersey: Housing as our first priority
Housing: One Year On
Jersey’s government has been in office for just over a year now, and we are using each month this year to focus on one of the priorities we set when we took office. This month, the focus is on ‘Building a Future in Jersey’, which housing is a crucial part of. Since taking office, responding … Read more Housing: One Year On
A First Step onto the Housing ladder
Natasha Day still smiles when she recalls a proud moment of her career as a public servant. She had just helped deliver the First Step programme, an assisted purchase scheme that enables Islanders who couldn’t afford it on their own to buy a home with Government support. “There was nothing better than standing at the … Read more A First Step onto the Housing ladder
Residential Tenancy Law: the way forward
In this blog post, Minister for Housing, Deputy Sam Mézec, explains his “way forward” regarding a new Residential Tenancy Law for Jersey. Jersey faces a severe housing crisis which poses an existential threat to our future prosperity. It is vital that the government acts swiftly and decisively to implement policies aimed at resolving this crisis. … Read more Residential Tenancy Law: the way forward
Reflections on 2023 and looking ahead to 2024
Minister for Housing and Communities, Deputy David Warr As I write this blog, 2024 is still new, a large blank canvas on which humanity is yet to make its mark. It’s time now to reflect on the tumult that was 2023, a year that in my view saw a steadying of the ship here in … Read more Reflections on 2023 and looking ahead to 2024
Reflections on World Homeless Day: moving beyond the symptoms of homelessness towards solving its underlying causes
On 10 October, we join communities around the world in observing World Homeless Day. The day is an opportunity for us to reflect on homelessness in Jersey. Who does it affect? What are its causes? What is its impact? And what can we do to end it? I believe that to answer these questions properly, … Read more Reflections on World Homeless Day: moving beyond the symptoms of homelessness towards solving its underlying causes