NSPCC pays tribute to regular Jersey visitor Dame Esther Rantzen
A charity has paid tribute to broadcaster and journalist Dame Esther Rantzen who publicly campaigned for children’s rights, assisted…
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Spotlight on Haut du Mont Trial
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Business
‘We are busy trying to understand the future but we are using yesterday’s vocabulary’
Author, researcher, artist and organisational consultant Dr Julian Stodd tells Natasha Baluchi that AI is a fundamentally social context, which will change the experience of workplaces IN recent years, artificial intelligence has emerged as a prominent topic of discussion, garnering significant media attention. Especially within a business, tasks at hand can now be automated, information…
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Sport
The Jersey Marathon is back!
ONE of the Island’s biggest sporting spectacles will be taking place on Sunday, as over 2,250 runners will be lacing up their trainers for the 21st edition of the Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon, which is set to begin at 9am. Whether it is the Titan Wealth Relay, the Marathon Mile, sponsored by the Jersey Development…
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Weather and Travel
Improved inter-island air passenger traffic welcomed by Chamber of Commerce
AN “encouraging” boost in inter-island air passenger traffic has been welcomed by Jersey’s Chamber of Commerce. Chamber’s visitor economy chairman Tim Crowley congratulated Aurigny, after the Sarnian airline celebrated a 9% growth in travellers between Jersey and Guernsey. The number of passengers carried on the route between January and August was marked as 46,362 in…
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Crime
Written plan would have ‘definitely’ identified problems, jury hears
A WRITTEN plan setting out how to carry out work safely would have “definitely” identified problems that emerged hours before the Haut du Mont explosion, a UK safety expert told the Royal Court. Martin Wayland said the Island Energy workers…
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