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Jersey Post’s letter writing competition returned for 2026
Abbreviations, silly emojis and endless GIFs seem to dominate youth communications, on platforms such as WhatsApp, where voice notes and instant replies tend to be the easiest and most convenient way to stay in touch. Yet, despite the increased speed and innovative functions, have Islanders lost the art of slower formal communications? In an attempt…
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Beachside memento: 30 Bays Summer Challenge signs on sale for charity
As summer comes to an end, Islanders have the chance to purchases a perfect memento to celebrate the sunny season. Whether you want to treasure your favourite bay or help support a good cause – National Trust of Jersey is…
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Guernsey soil, Madeiran tiles, and autistic chaos: International art show puts island life under the microscope
Guernsey soil. Madeiran tiles. Autistic chaos. They might sound like a trio of albums from a local folk music group. But they are just three of the very different ways artists are exploring island life in a new international exhibition at the Art for Guernsey Gallery, curated by Art for Guernsey. ‘The Channel Islands Contemporary…
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Art Fix with Guernsey Arts
Dive into the world of art with our weekly art fix! Channel Islands Pride Channel Islands Pride 2026 is here, celebrating 10 years of the event in Guernsey! Over the course…
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Health and safety failings contributed to Haut du Mont explosion, jury hears
A “lack of proper controls” and “systemic failings” were symptomatic of Island Energy’s reckless approach to health and safety, the Royal Court trial into the Haut do Mont explosion has heard. The case against the gas company was outlined yesterday…
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Ski season beckons as Aurigny unveils ‘biggest ever’ flight schedule to the Alps
Aurigny is dreaming of a white Christmas this year, offering its biggest ever programme of flights to the Alps. Every Saturday from 19 December to 6 February there will be a flight to Grenoble giving islanders’ an easy lift to…
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WATCH: A life well planned… How a conversation today can make a difference tomorrow
The conversations we have today can make a lasting difference tomorrow. Legacy Week started on Monday and runs until Sunday. Organised by the Jersey Fundraising Forum, the week aims to encourage people to talk about charitable gifts in wills and…
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“A few WhatsApps” and a scramble for beds… Jersey rallies after flight chaos
Jersey hotels were called on at short notice to find beds for passengers stranded by the UK air traffic control meltdown, despite accommodation across the Island already being “extremely” busy. The…
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WATCH: Jersey expected to follow UK with Israeli settlement sanctions
Jersey is expected to follow the UK in a new crackdown on trade linked to illegal Israeli settlements. Chief Minister Deputy Lyndon Farnham told the States Assembly on Tuesday morning that…
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Key safety test missed as Haut du Mont pipe work carried out “carelessly”, court told
HAUT DU MONT TRIAL: DAY 1 A wrongly cut gas pipe, a crucial safety test allegedly skipped in a rush to restore supply and a valve left open and unplugged were…
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From our everyday sea savers to… stars of the screen! RNLI Jersey episode to air tonight
Jersey’s dedicated volunteer-led rescue charity, which provides 24-hour search and life-saving service is set to become the newest star of a well-beloved television series reaching screens tonight. RNLI Jersey’s St Helier…
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Minister claims he was kept in dark over bid to delay £710m deal
The Health Minister has revealed that he only discovered by chance – as contractors arrived in Jersey expecting to finalise the £710m hospital deal – that the government’s CEO had already…
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Who’s in charge here? Government comms criticised for directing States Members
Government communications officials have been accused of straying well beyond their lane after politicians were sent instructions telling them not to comment publicly on the Haut du Mont criminal trial. The…
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