Mick Robbins
Mick Robbins has declared his intention to stand in the upcoming 2026 Deputies Election in District 8, representing Reform Jersey. \[jerseyeveningpost.com\]
Mick Robbins is a former Jersey police officer with 29 years of service, 15 years supporting Scrutiny Panels, and former Vice President of the Prospect Jersey trade union. He is standing for Deputy of St Clement to address the cost of living crisis, housing affordability issues, immigration policy reforms for workers, and to oppose further overdevelopment in the parish. He emphasizes cooperation through Reform Jersey to improve everyday life.
Issue PositionsAI-extracted
Supports making the Living Wage mandatory to counter wages not keeping pace with inflation and ease household financial pressures.
Make the Living Wage mandatory
“I believe that the Living Wage should be made mandatory.”
Supports environmental protection, including climate action and green initiatives.
"representing Reform Jersey (party supports environmental protection)"
Acknowledges ongoing work on affordable housing but highlights challenges in accessing mortgages and saving deposits, while opposing further large-scale development.
No more overdevelopment in St Clement
“It’s time to protect what we have. No more overdevelopment in St Clement.”
Has worked to reform immigration policies to protect visiting workers from exploitation and calls for continued progress.
"I have made presentations to Scrutiny Panels and worked with charities to help reform immigration policies that, in the past, left workers vulnerable to exploitation. Progress has been made, and more is underway."
Advocates for expansion of public services and workers' rights to improve government services and social care.
"representing Reform Jersey (party supports public services expansion, workers rights)"
Supports progressive taxation to address fiscal policy and public finances more equitably.
"representing Reform Jersey (party supports progressive taxation)"
Mick Robbins
Candidate for Deputy St. Clement
I served as a police officer in Jersey for 29 years, followed by 15 years supporting the Scrutiny Panels. I also served as Vice President of the Civil Service trade union, Prospect Jersey. These roles have given me a strong understanding of how government works and how decisions affect everyday people.
I am standing as a candidate for St Clement because the cost of living in Jersey is clearly out of control. Household finances are under constant pressure, and even families with two incomes are struggling to make it to the next payday. For many, the idea of a secure and prosperous life now feels out of reach.