Bryce Alford - Head of fundraising at Headway Jersey - running at Bonne Nuit.

The Association of Jersey Charities says groups in Jersey have lost well over £1 million of estimated income from fundraising events during lockdown, and for now these funds will not be covered.

Jersey charities could close or cut back services due to fall in fundraising 

Jersey Business, which provides support and guidance to businesses, says the extension of the government's payroll co-funding scheme may not be enough to save all island businesses.

Jersey Business: 'There will be businesses who will really struggle'

The government says the new web based system is quicker and more convenient than using the paper forms.

Deadline day for online tax returns in Jersey

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Jersey's Treasury and Resources Minister is proposing to move all Jersey tax payers to Current Year Basis (CYB), or pay as you earn, in order to assist those whose incomes have been reduced as a result of the pandemic.

Jersey proposes to scrap taxation in arrears to help those worst hit by pandemic

Guernsey's Citizens Advice dealt with nearly 12,000 issues in 2019, 6% higher than the year before.

Citizens Advice Guernsey see increase in people looking for support

The money has been raised for the Bailiff's fund which was set up to alleviate the effects of the pandemic on health services and community activities in Jersey.

More than £1 million awarded to healthcare workers in Jersey 

The parish of St Helier in Jersey is planning to freeze rates and operate at a financial loss for the next year, as it continues to manage the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

Rates freeze and new five-year plan proposed to improve St Helier life

The force will no longer be hiring a Deputy Chief Officer as it had previously planned.

Financial blow from pandemic affects Jersey Police's recruitment plans

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The statistics, contained in the latest Business Tendency Survey conducted by Statistics Jersey, contain results they characterise as “extremely negative”.

A quarter of Jersey firms of expect to make job cuts

The payment is part of the £150 million Fiscal Stimulus package, which was announced on 10 July.

Low income islanders in Jersey to receive £100 today

There is one week to go until the deadline on the 31 July. 

8,000 people need to submit tax forms ahead of deadline in Jersey

The JSPCA closed to the public in March but staff and volunteers are currently looking after 111 animals.

JSPCA makes a plea for funding as calls surge to rescue animals

An online petition called for the change to be made permanently, after fees were temporarily dropped during lockdown for frontline staff.

Parking will not be free for Jersey's health workers

Teachers in Jersey say not enough money is being spent on schooling.  It comes as forecast figures show the island spends just 2.3% of its GDP on education - less than some of the world's poorest countries.

Calls for more education funding in Jersey

The increase was due to come into effect in April, but was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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