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Jersey’s government has today released its first centrally co-ordinated NRA of money laundering.  The NRA is designed as a tool to facilitate better understanding of the risk of Jersey being used to launder the proceeds of crime.  It's preparation...

Jersey’s new on-Island Covid testing lab has begun processing tests.  The lab is expected to significantly improve processing time for those arriving in the Island, with results anticipated to be available on average within 12 hours.  Previously the...

Jersey’s £100 Spend Local Cards are due to be distributed in the second week of September.  The Cards form part of the Government of Jersey's spend local campaign which is a key component of its £150m fiscal stimulus package announced in July.

Phase 5b of Guernsey’s exit framework will commence on Monday 17 August, with the reintroduction of Group A, B & C countries. Anyone travelling from a Group A, B or C country must adhere to the prevailing self-isolation and Covid testing regime...

The Government of Jersey has today announced that the Island will start moving to Level 1 of its Safe Exit Framework from midnight tonight.

The Government of Jersey has opened its consultation on secondary legislation under the Financial Services (Disclosure and Provision of Information) (Jersey) Law.

Jersey's Council of Ministers has proposed a temporary reduction of 2% to employee social security contributions.  The proposal remains subject to a States Assembly decision during the week of 7th September.   If approved, employee contributions...

Jersey's government has announced that following advice from the Scientific and Technical Advisory Cell the Island will remain at Level 2 of its safe exit framework for at least the rest of July, with the move to Level 1 now being targeted in early...

We are delighted to have achieved Cyber Essentials Plus certification and that this has been recognised by the Government of Jersey.

Guernsey is currently enjoying Stage five of its lockdown exit plan.  The Island has returned to a 'new normal' activity level, with only a limited amount of internal restrictions still applying. Travel restrictions are still being enforced.

Jersey's Economic Development Minister, Senator Lyndon Farnham, has today announced that Jersey's borders will re-open from 3 July. Senator Farnham said the Island is in a 'strong position' to resume travel, with all travellers either taking a Covid...