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EasyJet cuts 700,000 winter seats but Jersey flights look safe
EasyJet is cutting up to 700,000 winter seats over rising fuel costs, but Ports of Jersey says islanders’ connectivity will not be materially affected.
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Father behind Natasha’s Law warns Jersey delay is a ticking time bomb
Jersey’s food allergy labelling law, agreed in 2022, has been delayed again. Campaigners including the father behind the UK’s Natasha’s Law warn lives are at ri
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Jersey fire service warns: fireworks are not toys this Bonfire Night
Jersey Fire & Rescue has issued Bonfire Night safety advice, urging Islanders to buy certified fireworks, keep sparklers from under-fives, and stay sober during
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RNLI lifeguards return to Le Braye for October half-term
RNLI lifeguards will be on duty at Le Braye, St Ouen’s Bay from 24 October to 1 November, warning that autumn seas bring bigger waves and stronger currents.
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Jersey inquest finds missed chances before cannabis-linked fire death
A Jersey inquest found medicinal cannabis contributed to David Morgan’s mental decline before he died in a flat fire, with prescribing guidelines ignored and me
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Jersey mother funds pram for bereaved parents in honour of stillborn daughter
A Jersey mother has funded a specialist privacy pram for the island’s Maternity Unit in honour of her stillborn daughter Aoife Rose, helping bereaved families c
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Life-threatening sting risk rising as Asian hornets spread in Jersey
Fifty Asian hornet sting incidents were recorded in Jersey last year, including one anaphylactic reaction, as nest numbers rise 50% and costs reach £90,000.
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St Aubin’s Road closed after crane overturns at West Park
A lorry-mounted crane overturned at the West Park apartment block in St Helier on Tuesday, sending one person to hospital and closing St Aubin’s Road.
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What to do if you find a seal pup stranded on a Jersey beach
Grey seal pupping season has begun in Jersey. BDMLR urges islanders to stand back, keep dogs away, and call the helpline rather than intervene.
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Macmillan Jersey cuts therapy access as costs nearly double
Jersey charities face rising costs, high rents and volunteer shortages five years after Covid, with Macmillan Jersey restricting complementary therapies to pati