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Jersey has no law to shield abuse victims in family court
A Jersey Family Court judge has flagged the island’s lack of domestic abuse legislation and no system to protect alleged victims from cross-examination by their
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Depleted Bulls beat Kingstonian 2-0 to extend 27-game unbeaten run
Jersey Bulls won 2-0 away at Kingstonian despite a makeshift lineup, extending their unbeaten league run to 27 games and staying second in the table.
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Beaulieu students first to sketch inside States Chamber
Year 12 art students from Beaulieu Convent School became the first to sketch inside Jersey’s States Chamber as part of a new Democracy Week initiative.
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Jersey coach pulls on his boots as injuries pile up in 57-24 loss
Jersey RFC lost 57-24 at Old Albanians but claimed a bonus try point, with head coach Myles Landick coming off the bench as injuries mounted.
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Derelict St Brelade coastal home to be replaced by double-size dwelling
Jersey’s Planning Committee has voted five to one to approve demolishing a derelict St Brelade coastal house and replacing it with a home nearly twice its size,
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Elizabeth Harbour café opens to non-travellers this winter
The Shipyard café at Elizabeth Harbour opens to non-travellers from 8 October, Monday to Friday 8am–1pm, with pastries, drinks and a children’s play area.
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Every Jersey school gets its own named educational psychologist
Jersey has completed recruitment for its educational psychology and wellbeing team, giving every school a named psychologist from September 2026.
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Durrell conservationist honoured for saving world’s smallest pig
Dr Parag Jyoti Deka has received a government award from Assam after nearly 30 years working to save the pygmy hog, with 194 animals released into the wild.
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Farnham puts Voisin in charge of driving Jersey’s economic growth
Jersey has formed a new economic growth group led by Deputy Gerald Voisin, targeting investment, red tape reduction and inflation across all sectors of the econ
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Jersey’s new sport minister on funding gaps and unlocking school grounds
Former England netball captain Serena Kersten on her ambitions for Les Quennevais and FB Fields, the funding constraints she faces, and opening school grounds a