Hospital to light up for Baby Loss Awareness Week
WINDOWS in the Hospital’s Maternity Unit will glow pink and blue this evening as part of a nationwide campaign…
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Spotlight on Haut du Mont Trial
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Business
Joining the dots, questioning assumptions and looking beyond individual transactions
Compliance professionals face an increasingly complex task, writes Natasha Baluchi, who attended this year’s JCOA conference FINANCIAL crime is becoming increasingly complex, with investigators often needing to look beyond individual transactions to uncover the networks and relationships behind them. That was a central theme of this year’s Jersey Compliance Officers Association conference, held at the…
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Sport
Clean sweep sees Jersey retain the Claret Jug
JERSEY Touch Rugby enjoyed a fantastic day at Jersey Rugby Club on Saturday, securing victories in all three Open categories against Guernsey to retain the Inter-Insular Claret Jug. Despite challenging weather conditions in the lead-up to the event, which forced changes to the original schedule and the cancellation of several fixtures, the three main Open…
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Your Pride Nominees
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Weather and Travel
No “material impact” expected for Jersey passengers following easyJet winter schedule changes
EASYJET’s decision to make cuts to its winter schedule amid mounting fuel costs is not expected to have “any material impact” on Islanders’ connectivity, according to Ports of Jersey. It follows reports that easyJet is cutting up to 700,000 more seats from its winter flying programme, expanding on an earlier reduction of a similar size.…
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Crime
Drink-driver caught speeding at 44mph
A DRINK-DRIVER caught travelling at 44mph in a 30mph zone has been fined £2,000 and banned from the roads for 14 months. Thomas Lee Frankland pleaded guilty to drink-driving and speeding in the Magistrate’s Court this week. The court heard…
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