Do you want change or much of the same? Come and listen to our plans this Wednesday 11 May 2022.

May 8, 2022

The Progress Party and its coalition partner, the JLC wants change not much of the same. Do you?

Pop along on Wednesday and we will tell you a little more about our plans for a new revived Jersey.

Where: RJA Trinity

When: Wednesday 11 May 2022

Time: 7:30 to 9.00

One and all are cordially invited.

The Progress Party

A simple win-win policy to release properties into the local market

by | November 14, 2022 | party politics | 0 Comments

HISTORICALLY the only residential properties that non-residents could purchase in Jersey were share-transfer flats and apartments. The States have already closed this ‘loophole’ so that this option is no longer available for non-residents to purchase residential...
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Questions from an Islander and our Answers | Jersey Hospital

by | June 15, 2022 | Articles | 0 Comments

Are you in favour of the new States of Jersey Assembly carrying out a review of the new hospital plans and the budget? Firstly, at the time the manifesto for the Progress Party was agreed, planning permission for a new hospital at Overdale had not been given. Planning...
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A question from an Islander re Children’s mental health provision

by | June 10, 2022 | Articles | 0 Comments

  The Progress Party reply We do not believe current concerns around childrens' mental health provision is solely down to funding as last years Government Plan increased funding in this area to support the Childrens and Young Peoples Emotional Wellbeing and...
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Support for our agriculture is more than just about brown cows in green fields

by | June 1, 2022 | Articles | 0 Comments

Food security is something that affects every single one of us. I'm not sure it gets the general focus it deserves, but there is a combination of things that are happening right now that should worry every single one of us. With the forthcoming elections, now is the...
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Press Statement | Sophie Walton

by | May 22, 2022 | Press Releases | 0 Comments

There have been reports circulating on social media in the last couple of days of a candidate being pregnant. That candidate being Sophie Walton of The Progress Party. These reports come with the implication that Sophie would not be able to carry out her duties if...
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Coalition Manifesto | 20 May 2022

by | May 20, 2022 | Press Releases | 0 Comments

PRESS RELEASE St Helier, 20 May, 2022 Coalition Manifesto JLC and Progress Party TPP Leader Senator Steve Pallett and JLC Leader Sir Philip Bailhache are pleased to announce that their Coalition Manifesto is now published. Please click here for the Manfesto in full...
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The Progress Party is pleased to announce Deputy Steve Luce as a candidate for the June 2022 election

by | May 1, 2022 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

Press Release 1 May 2022 The Progress Party (TPP) is pleased to announce  the current Deputy of St Martin, Steve Luce, will be a candidate in the forthcoming General Election. Deputy Luce, who is Deputy Leader of The Progress Party, will run as a candidate in the...
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Coalition | The Progress Party and Jersey Liberal Conservatives

by | April 25, 2022 | Press Releases | 0 Comments

Press Release 25 April 2022 The Progress Party Leader Senator Steve Pallett and Jersey Liberal Conservatives Leader Sir Philip Bailhache are pleased to announce that an agreement has been reached between their respective parties to work together and to coordinate...
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The Progress Party is pleased to announce a new candidate for the June 2022 election | Sophie Walton

by | April 22, 2022 | Press Releases | 0 Comments

Press Release 22 April 2022 The Progress Party (TPP) is pleased to announce another candidate is joining its ranks in the run up to the June 2022 election. Sophie Walton, a member of TPP, lives in St Clement and has worked in the Parish of St Saviour for many years. ...
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Statement from Deputy Luce | Grouville Affordable & Retirement Homes

by | March 11, 2022 | Press Releases | 0 Comments

At the conclusion of a very well attended meeting in Grouville last night (10 March 2022) there was an overwhelming vote by those present against the proposed building of affordable houses and retirement homes in that parish. Grouville parishioners obviously feel very...
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