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Government seeks to continue building digital defences against "complex" cyber threats - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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PLANS to spend over £4 million next year improving the government’s digital defence capabilities have been included in the proposed Budget amid efforts to respond to growing and “complex” cyber threats. The Cyber Programme 2.0 funding cited in the intended spending plans unveiled by the Council of Ministers this week includes an allocation of £4,033,000 for 2027. A further estimated spend of £300,000 is earmarked for 2028. The government has stated that the funding, which falls under the wider i
Plan to freeze Overseas Aid funding ‘not credible look’ - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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INTERNATIONAL Development Minister Carolyn Labey said that a potential drop in the proportion of overseas aid contributions Jersey makes would not be a “credible look” for the government. Speaking in the States yesterday – the day the Council of Ministers released its 2027 Budget – Deputy Labey made the comments as she faced questions over a planned change to the way Jersey Overseas Aid’s budget is formulated. It is currently linked to the size of the Island’s economy, with funding most recently
Islanders contribute to Bergerac "success" - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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HUNDREDS of Islanders have served as extras in the new Bergerac since the revamped detective drama was launched – as Jersey “continues to play an integral role” in the show. Production company BlackLight TV said that around 500 supporting artists have been recruited from Jersey over the three series so far. Filming for the third instalment saw crews return to the Island earlier this month, as BBC-owned broadcaster UKTV looks to build on the success of the two previous seasons. The debut series l
Visitor numbers to Jersey Museum plummet after free-entry trial scheme ended - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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VISITOR numbers to Jersey’s national museum have plummeted following the axing of government-backed scheme to allow free entry, the JEP can reveal. Jersey Heritage revealed that visitor numbers to Jersey Museum dropped from over 15,000 last summer to 11,600 this year – a 23% decrease. The decline coincided with the reintroduction of entry fees from 1 July after the government said it was unable to continue supporting the initiative due to “well-publicised funding pressures”. An adult ticket now
Recruitment freeze has saved millions and "will continue", says Chief Minister - Jersey Evening Post (opens the original)
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THE civil service recruitment freeze is estimated to have saved £31 million by the end of last year in annual staffing costs avoided, the Chief Minister has said – as he confirmed that the cost-saving measure “will continue”. The update from Senator Lyndon Farnham came shortly before publication of the most recent public spending report by Statistics Jersey, which documented overall government expenditure in 2025 of around £1.89 billion. It noted that this marked a real-terms increase of 2.9%, w
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