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Independent inspections coming to Jersey’s hospital and mental health services
Jersey’s hospital, ambulance and mental health services will face independent inspections from 2027, with a confidential staff survey and public events planned
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Jersey launches no-questions-asked weapons amnesty this November
Jersey is running a month-long firearms amnesty throughout November. Islanders can surrender unregistered weapons free of charge with no risk of prosecution.
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The surprising reason Dame Christabel Pankhurst came to Jersey in 1936
Dame Christabel Pankhurst visited Jersey in October 1936, drawing packed crowds at the Town Hall and Halkett Place chapel with evangelical Christian talks.
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Deloitte Jersey gives £18,000 to plant trees at primary schools
Deloitte Jersey has donated £18,000 to Jersey Trees for Life to fund tree planting and new outdoor gardens at primary schools across the island.
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Direct Jersey to Tenerife flights launch for winter and Easter
airBaltic and C. I. Travel Group have launched weekly direct flights from Jersey to Tenerife, covering half term, Christmas to February, and Easter.
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Jersey woman uses exercise and therapy to escape Covid drinking cycle
Meg Hamon tells the BBC how gym workouts, running and therapy helped her break free from excessive drinking that took hold during the pandemic.
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Yellow tide warning as 11.2-metre tides threaten south coast
Jersey Met has issued a yellow tide warning for the south coast and an orange wind warning for the shipping area, with gusts of up to 45 knots forecast.
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Ryde partners with Les Amis to fix wheelchair transport gap
Jersey taxi firm Ryde has partnered with Les Amis, offering discounted wheelchair-accessible transport after the charity faced a six-month wait for replacement
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Jersey resilience forum to launch household emergency plan
The Jersey Resilience Forum is preparing to publish a Jersey Risk Register and Household Emergency Plan with practical local advice on surviving emergencies.
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Law drafting under way for Les Sauvages no-take fishing zone
Jersey’s Marine Spatial Plan progress report confirms legislative drafting is planned for 2026 to create a no-take zone at Les Sauvages, with 21.7% of territori