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School councillors learn journalism skills at Highlands College
Pupils aged 8 to 18 from Jersey’s School Council Network visited Highlands College to learn about journalism and help shape the future of JEP Junior.
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Digital Jersey in talks with NVIDIA over responsible AI adoption
Digital Jersey is exploring a collaboration with NVIDIA to assess how advanced AI and accelerated computing could support responsible adoption and productivity
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Digital Jersey to host major AI debate at Royal Showground
Digital Jersey is hosting an AI debate on 4 February 2027 at the Royal Jersey Showground, bringing together business, government and education leaders to explor
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Stranded after surgery: Jersey patients denied hospital transport
Islanders with mobility problems say they were refused non-emergency patient transport after treatment, despite apparently meeting the official eligibility crit
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Frank Bruno opens up to Jersey schoolboys about mental health
Former WBC heavyweight champion Frank Bruno visited Victoria College in Jersey to speak candidly to sixth-form students about his mental health struggles.
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Ethical hacker warns deepfakes making cyber attacks far more dangerous
Ethical hacker Rob Shapland keynoted Jersey’s Channel Islands Cyber Security Conference, demonstrating intrusion tricks and warning that deepfake AI is making a
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James’ Ark marks five years helping Jersey’s separated families
James’ Ark, the Jersey charity supporting separated families, marks five years of growing demand, with founder James Cunningham warning the organisation is stre
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Jersey launches free nine-month prediabetes prevention programme
Public Health Jersey has launched a free nine-month Diabetes Prevention Programme for up to 500 islanders with prediabetes, offering lifestyle coaching in multi
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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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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.