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Jersey to introduce Martha’s Rule equivalent by end of November
Health and Care Jersey will introduce an urgent patient escalation policy by end of November, following the death of Sue Brizell after sepsis warnings were igno
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Paid scheme offers Jersey residents a route into global aid work
Jersey Overseas Aid is accepting applications until 1 November for its 18-month paid Programme Associate Placement, open to graduates and career changers reside
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Nurseries full and understaffed as Jersey pledges £1.7m childcare boost
Jersey’s childcare association warns a £1.7m Budget boost may not create more places, as nurseries are full, understaffed, and a closure adds further pressure.
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Pirates, paintings and a coastal 10k: Jersey’s packed weekend
Gilbert and Sullivan operas, a flute and saxophone performance at Grève de Lecq, a free art show in St Helier and a Gorey 10k all land this weekend.
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Jersey Bulls chase 30-match unbeaten record at Springfield
Jersey Bulls aim to extend a 30-match unbeaten run at Springfield, while Jersey RFC hosts a men’s and women’s double header against Dorking at CoinShares Park.
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Jersey trio launches Springtide to help small bookkeepers compete
Three Jersey professionals have launched Springtide, a new bookkeeping group giving smaller Channel Islands and UK practices shared access to technology, softwa
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JCG students lead school to national diversity honour
Jersey College for Girls has won the Independent School of the Year for Diversity, Equality, Inclusion and Justice, chosen from more than 1,000 nominations.
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Jersey on track to become first in British Isles to offer assisted dying
Jersey’s assisted-dying service is on track for an early autumn 2027 launch, making the island the first place in the British Isles to offer the service.
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Jersey asks if minimum home sizes are hurting housing supply
Jersey has launched a four-week consultation on whether its minimum home size rules are limiting housing supply, with compact studios and co-living among the op
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Jèrriais taught in secondary school for the first time ever
Jèrriais is being taught at Victoria College to Year 7 and 8 pupils for the first time, in a move hailed as a turning point for the critically endangered langua