Category: Keeping the Island Running

News this week…

Review into bone densitometry scansAn independent review has identified potential concerns with the diagnosis and treatment recommendations of some patients who underwent bone densitometry scans at the Hospital between January 2017 and January 2022. Revisions to first-time buyer policy guidanceThe Minister for Housing has updated Jersey’s first-time buyer policy guidance so that more Islanders can … Read more News this week…

Keeping the Island Running: Planning and Building Services

Across the Island, new homes, facilities and developments take place. Behind all of these are a team ensuring plans are well-designed, sustainable, and most importantly safe.  The Infrastructure and Environment Department’s Planning and Building teams play an important role supporting Islanders, the construction industry, and the wider economy by ensuring plans are suitable for Jersey.   Planning Officer Trainee, Mihaela … Read more Keeping the Island Running: Planning and Building Services

News this week…

Ministers welcome approval of the Jersey Capital Investment FundThe Council of Ministers welcomes the States Assembly’s decision to approve the establishment of the Jersey Capital Investment Fund.  Public Sector Staffing Report December 2025The Government of Jersey has released the Public Sector Staffing Statistics report, which shows the number of people working in the public service … Read more News this week…

Keeping the Island Running: the Grounds team weathering every season

From primary school sports days to international professional tournaments, Active sites across the Island support outdoor sport across all levels, all year round. But it’s rare we stop to think about the dedicated team who spend their days looking after the grounds.   Kevin Miller has been a Playing Field Chargehand, part of the Infrastructure and Environment department (I&E), since 2009 and is part of the team of twelve who … Read more Keeping the Island Running: the Grounds team weathering every season

News this week…

Publication of the Gender Pay Gap ReportThe Government of Jersey has released the 2025 Gender Pay Gap Report which shows the difference between the average gross hourly earnings for men and women across the public service is continuing to fall. Housing Minister proposes Rent tribunal membersThe Minister for Housing, Deputy Sam Mézec, has lodged a … Read more News this week…

Coastal Maintenance ‘Keeping the Island Running’

The week’s news… funding for childcare, organ donors and annual vaccine campaign

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 … Read more The week’s news… funding for childcare, organ donors and annual vaccine campaign

Keeping the Island Running: Behind the scenes of signs and road lines

Road markings and signage keeps Jersey’s roads safe and running, but behind them are a lot of early starts and heavy lifting. Road Markers, Nick Coote and Bruno Viera, are essential in keeping motorists travelling safely, often long before the rest of us are on our morning commute. Nick, who has worked for the Infrastructure … Read more Keeping the Island Running: Behind the scenes of signs and road lines

Keeping the Island Running: Beyond the treadmill

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