Chamber News
Jersey Chamber of Commerce News
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Feb 17, 2021
Chief Minister - plans for social and economic reconnection
Statement by the Chief Minister, Senator John Le Fondré, on plans for social and economic reconnection -
Feb 17, 2021
Statement from Deputy Medical Officer of Health - ‘Keep your guard up’
As our active COVID-19 case numbers steadily decrease and restrictions are gradually relaxed, Government are asking everyone to ‘keep your guard up’ -
Feb 17, 2021
Preferred location for new Government headquarters
The Government is now concluding the procurement process to build a new office development -
Feb 17, 2021
Outdoor sport resumes for under 18s
From today, children (under 18) can take part in any outdoor sport or exercise so long as the number of participants does not exceed 35 -
Feb 16, 2021
Climate Conversation - Transport Week
Islanders encouraged to get involved with the 12 Parish Challenge -
Feb 16, 2021
Updated Government Plan 2021-2024 published
The updated Government Plan 2021-2024 has been published in its final form to reflect the amendments adopted by the States Assembly in December 2020 -
Feb 16, 2021
Charities able to claim back tax more easily
The Government of Jersey and the Association of Jersey Charities are reminding charities that they can claim the 25% tax on charitable donations through the Lump Sum Donation Scheme -
Feb 16, 2021
Annual Disability Report
This week, the Minister for Social Security has signed a Ministerial Decision to issue the Government’s annual disability report -
Feb 12, 2021
Ministers announce next stage of reconnection
Ministers have agreed to continue the gradual relaxation of Covid measures in controlled settings -
Feb 12, 2021
Settlement Scheme Posters
Notice to all Chamber Members -
Feb 12, 2021
Half-term thanks to all education staff
All schools, colleges and nurseries have received letters of praise today for their efforts in being one of the only places in the British Isles to open schools, colleges, and nurseries, so far, this year -
Feb 11, 2021
PYB payment option Regulations lodged
The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Susie Pinel has lodged draft Regulations that set out how former Prior Year Basis (PYB) taxpayers could pay their 2019 tax bill
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