ISLANDERS are being warned to “watch out” for con artists attempting to imitate trusted local news sources after the Jersey Cyber Security Centre spotted another online scam featuring a fake government announcement. The fake video, which appears to have been created using artificial intelligence, uses altered footage of former Chief Minister John Le Fondré – […]
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Air Display finances “heading in the right direction” but event “needs further support”
THE Jersey International Air Display’s finances are “heading in the right direction”, according to organisers – who have renewed calls for public support. JIAD head of fundraising John Le Fondré said that it had been a “reasonable year”, but stressed that those behind the event were still pushing for corporate sponsorship and donations. Last year’s […]
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‘We’re up against it’
A FEAST of Channel Island table tennis gets underway tonight in Guernsey, as no fewer than 20 Caesarean and Sarnian Island champions square off in a bid to become Channel Island winners of their individual categories. Attention will then turn to the inter-insular on Saturday, as 13 team events will decide the overall winner for […]
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Jersey ‘much better prepared’ for future pandemic, claims Public Health director
JERSEY stands “much better prepared” should it face another pandemic, according to the Public Health director – reflecting on the Island’s Covid response five years since it went into lockdown. Professor Peter Bradley said the authorities were “much more aware” of what would need to be done if similar circumstances struck. Prof Bradley was reflecting on […]
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Could review of complaints process finally move out of the long grass?
REFORM of the way complaints about the public sector are handled remains one of the knottier problems in the Council of Ministers’ in-tray… but the matter could move forward within the next month. Dissatisfaction with the current process has returned to the spotlight in the wake of a complaint about the Infrastructure and Environment Department’s […]
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Morshead smashes it
THE crème de la crème of the Channel Islands took to the Guernsey Table Tennis Association over the weekend to compete in both the CI Championships on Friday and the Inter-Insular competition on Saturday. The Friday night saw a total of 20 individual trophies up for grabs between the best of the old rivals’ bat-weaving […]
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The party’s over: Jersey Alliance officially dissolved
AFTER a disastrous showing when Jersey last went to the polls in June 2022, the Jersey Alliance has been dissolved by the Royal Court. Just one of the 14 Alliance candidates to contest seats at the last general election was successful, and now the party is over. The decision to dissolve was announced by chair […]
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Organisers “extremely relieved and very thankful” after thousands turn out for Air Display
WHEN the Red Arrows swept back into Jersey’s skies, the cheers said it all. Absent from last year’s Air Display, the RAF’s world-famous aerobatic team returned in tight formation with red, white and blue smoke trailing behind – and the reaction showed how much they had been missed. But they were only the finale to […]
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Wheeler turns it up to 11
JERSEY’S top six table tennis players to take on their Sarnian counterparts in the Channel Island Top 12 event this weekend have been decided. Jersey’s Senior Top 12 tournament took place at Fort Regent last week, with a series of round-robin matches, where each player takes on the other 11. The top six seeds, following […]
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Government sells former care unit to development firm for £1.3m
A FORMER care facility for Islanders with complex needs in St Martin has been sold by the government to the Jersey Development Company for £1.3 million – less than half its previous asking price. Aviemore, a former five-unit specialist accommodation facility operated by the Special Needs Service, neighbouring Haut de la Garenne, was previously put […]
