On the twelfth day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… Twelve households spending below £50 on their telecoms!
One in eight (12%) households spent less than £50 per month on calls, broadband and mobile.
See the Digital connectivity section
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On the ninth day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… Nine safeguarders safeguarding:
Overall, nine out of ten (90%) adults reported that they understood what is meant by the term ‘safeguarding’
See the Trust and community section
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On the tenth day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… ten people oversharing!
A tenth of adults always felt compelled to share more information than they would prefer.
See the Data Protection section
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On the seventh day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… Seven tee-totalers being abstemious
Around one in seven adults never drank alcohol
See the Health Related Behaviours section
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On the eighth day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… eight voters voting
Only 8% of Islanders thought moving elections to the autumn would increase voter turnout.
See the Getting Involved section
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On the third day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… a brand new home heat source!
One in three households anticipated replacing their heating source within the next 10 years.
See the Your accommodation section
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On the fourth day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… Four very satisfied parishioners.
Four out of ten parishioners reported being very satisfied with their parish as a place to live.
See the Your neighbourhood section
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On the second day of Christmas, JOLS gave to me… two satisfied workers:
one in two (47%) adults aged 65 and over had a very high job satisfaction compared to one in five (19%) 16- to 34-year-olds.
see the Employment and retirement section
https://t.co/RxH4RjAdWb
We have just published: Business Tendency Survey - September 2024. Find out more and read the full report: Business Tendency Survey results published (https://t.co/AVIXlAAJNm)
The Jersey Children and Young People’s survey starts this week. Young people in Jersey have the opportunity to have their views heard, with all pupils in Year 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12, given the opportunity to take part in the survey. Find out more: https://t.co/dHoSYKZ1D7
@HetanShah I only met Sir Howard a couple of times in the run-up to the 2011 Census for England and Wales. What struck me with Sir Howard was his integrity; he was someone it was easy to do business with. He created a team that shared the same values.
@JEPnews That will, in turn, mean car traffic flows more freely. That’s been the experience in the Netherlands and place like Portland, in the US.
And if everyone cycles at least occasionally, they become much life considerate drivers (although, in my experience, Jersey drivers are great)
@JEPnews Ultimately this comes down to priorities, which are, legitimately, political choices.
I’ve been a cyclist all my life and would advocate that better, safe, cycling facilities will encourage more people, including children, to cycle.
There was an annual increase of 330 jobs (0.6%) in the private sector, and an annual increase of 380 jobs (4.2%) in the public sector: https://t.co/Esn3DNHYBw