Intellectual Property consultation seeks views on updating Jersey’s broadcast licence rules
A CONSULTATION on proposals to update laws around the use of copyrighted materials and the enforcement of those rules has been…
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‘We have to view water as a precious and finite resource’
Mark Bowden, head of water resilience and emergency planning at Jersey Water, tells Emily Moore why small, repeatable habits can make a big difference to local supplies IF there is one topic that British people are good at talking about, it is the weather, and with the Island having seen everything from storms to droughts…
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Sport
‘This is more than opening a court’: Gilmour on the growth of Jersey basketball
JERSEY basketball is enjoying a remarkable period of growth, both on and off the court, with the legacy of one of its most influential figures continuing to shape the sport’s future. The Jersey Basketball Association (JBBA) enjoyed a memorable inter-insular campaign this year, sweeping all seven contests against Guernsey, while the men’s side claimed their…
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Weather and Travel
Loganair remains “exposed” to ongoing fuel price volatility, says chief executive
LOGANAIR remains “exposed” to global fuel market volatility, the chief executive of the airline has said in the wake of scrutiny over surcharges implemented to help it maintain “a financially sustainable operation”. Luke Farajallah said that the Scottish carrier, which began serving Jersey towards the end of last year following the collapse of Blue Islands,…
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Crime
Woman avoids jail after breaching probation by driving without licence
A WOMAN who was caught driving without a licence on three occasions – breaching her probation order in the process – has avoided a prison sentence. Sophie Amber Lusk (30) admitted her behaviour was “stupid and reckless” after she was…
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