Anne Pryke is a former politician on the island of Jersey. She was first elected as a Deputy for the constituency of Trinity in the Jersey general election of 2005. As of 2025, she serves as chairperson of Jersey Cancer Relief. JerseyCancerRelief.org. About Us Section, Retrieved 17 October 2025
Political career Pryke was re-elected in 2008, 2011 and 2014; she stood down in 2018. Bailiwick Express website, Another Minister steps down after over a decade of States service, article dated 15 March 2018
Pryke has served in several Departments including Infrastructure, Housing, Education, Environment and Health & Social Services. Vote Jersey website, Candidates 2014 ITV website Deputy Anne Pryke is elected Housing Minister, article dated 7 November, 2014 Jersey Government website, Deputy Anne Pryke - new assistant minister for Infrastructure, article dated 7 February 2017
Family
Pryke is widowed with two children; she worked as a registered nurse for over 20 years before going into politics. Jersey Government website, Jersey Assisted Dying Citizens’ Jury - Session 6 Mark Allen Group Online Library website, British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, Vol 6, No 7, page 356 (July 2012)
Pryke’s mother Enid Quenault was the Constable of St Brelade for 24 years; the Enid Quenault Health and Welling Centre in St Brelade is named after her. Channel Eye website, Phased move of services to Enid Quenault Health and Well Being Centre begins, article dated 15 August 2023 Enid was also a Methodist lay preacher for over 60 years. Bailiwick Express website, Who is the former Constable ‘honoured’ to have new heath site named after her?, article by Charlie Flynn dated 1 March 2023
Pryke’s grandfather was Deputy of St. Ouen. Bailiwick Express website, ‘Royal’ brother and sister duo enter the States Assembly, article dated 23 June, 2022 Her uncle was Constable of St. Ouen. Jersey Evening Post website, Politics in the Blood, article dated 1 October 2010
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