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Jersey told to go electric but has nowhere to put dead batteries
A Jersey vehicle recovery veteran with 40 years of experience warns the Island has no proper infrastructure for disposing of electric vehicle batteries, despite
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Pharmacy supply chain app wins Digital Jersey’s AI Hackathon
A pharmacy supply chain platform predicting medicine shortages has won Digital Jersey’s third AI Hackathon, taking the £10,000 prize from 15 competing teams.
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Jersey Electricity opens £3m green skills academy at Highlands
Jersey Electricity has officially opened the Green Skills Academy at Highlands College, backed by a £3 million investment to train apprentices in low-carbon hea
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New fund channels private cash into Jersey health projects
The Jersey Community Foundation has launched the Island Health Fund to attract private and business investment in community health and wellbeing projects across
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Les Amis opens £3.5m care home funded entirely by donations
Jersey learning disability charity Les Amis has opened Maison des Amis, a £3.5m specialist care home in Trinity funded entirely through private donations.
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HSBC Jersey chief to run sixth marathon for island’s children
HSBC Channel Islands CEO Warwick Long is running the New York Marathon in November for the third time to raise funds for the Jersey Child Care Trust.
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Jersey lawyer lands judging role at global wealth awards
Barbara Corbett, founding senior partner of Corbett LeQuesne and Jersey’s only IAFL member, has joined the judging panel for the Citywealth Powerwomen Awards 20
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Jersey Spartans runner, 80, tackles half-marathon for Lily McGarry
Janine Fossey, 80, is running the Royal Parks half-marathon in London to raise funds for Sepsis Research FEAT, inspired by Jersey amputee Lily McGarry.
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Jersey’s September ranked fourth warmest ever, with half normal rainfall
Jersey Met confirms September 2026 was the island’s fourth warmest September on record, averaging 18.6C with 215.8 sunshine hours and just half the usual rainfa
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Overnight flooding forces Jersey primary school to close
D’Auvergne primary school in Jersey closed on Thursday after overnight flooding, with families told to await a lunchtime update on whether it would reopen.