Newsletter Spring 2026
This year much of my work has centred on education, leadership and strengthening Jersey’s international profile which I firmly believe are critical to our Island’s future.
This year much of my work has centred on education, leadership and strengthening Jersey’s international profile which I firmly believe are critical to our Island’s future.
International Women's Day (IWD), celebrated annually on March 8, is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for advancing gender equality.
We published the latest JOA Newsletter in February, reporting on our Conservation Livelihoods Conference in Cambridge where along with Durrell, JOA hosted a conference which attracted delegates from 19 different countries.
Some of the subjects for discussion at the Youth Conference this year: Youth, Human Rights, the Environment, Health, and Politics.
Welcome help to local business from Brittany with the "Hot Desk" available in St. Malo
As we move into autumn, I’d like to remind you about the Community Support Groups in Grouville and the newly established group I helped set up in St Martin.
Here's the latest on what I've been involved with recently. If you’d like to chat with me, or with any of your other Deputies or the Constable in person, about any subjects mentioned here, please come along to one of our Parish Surgeries. All are welcome.
Last year during my visit to New Jersey, I visited Princeton, one of the world’s most prestigious universities, and with their International Internship Program Team, considered how Jersey could benefit from providing placements for Princeton students.
Having once relied on international aid during the Occupation, today Jersey extends support, hope, and practical help to communities facing crises worldwide.
During my 2024 visit to the U.S I invited Mayor of Trenton New Jersey Reed Guscoria to join us for our 80th Liberation Celebrations, which he accepted.