Anne Pryke

Pryke was re-elected in 2008, 2011 and 2014; she stood down in 2018.^[3][4]

Pryke has served in several Departments including Infrastructure, Housing, Education, Environment and Health & Social Services.^[5][6][7]

Pryke is widowed with two children; she worked as a registered nurse for over 20 years before going into politics.^[8][9]

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.^[10] Enid was also a Methodist lay preacher for over 60 years.^[11]

Pryke’s grandfather was Deputy of St. Ouen.^[12] Her uncle was Constable of St. Ouen.^[13]