Young islanders concerned about their future
Summary
A government survey in Guernsey found that many young people worry about their future on the island. They are concerned about housing, costs, job opportunities, and feel unsure if they will stay after finishing their studies.Key Facts
- Only about 27% of young people aged 16 to 24 said they feel confident they will stay in Guernsey.
- 36% said they are sure they will leave due to limited career options, few social activities, and poor weather.
- Another 37% are unsure about staying or leaving the island.
- Young people value the island’s safety, community, natural beauty, and beaches.
- The biggest worries are road transport issues and a lack of affordable activities, especially in winter.
- Some students expressed concerns about education quality, teacher shortages, and school building conditions.
- Many young people feel the government does not listen to their concerns or involve them in important decisions.
- Public health officials emphasize the importance of acting on young people’s feedback to help shape Guernsey’s future.
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