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Hospital group calls for contract disclosure amid funding concerns
A hospital campaign group has called for the government’s construction contract to be released, saying it cannot judge whether enough money has been allocated to deliver Jersey’s new healthcare facilities without it. Friends of the New Hospital has also questioned how the acute hospital at Overdale will operate without the supporting facilities planned for Kensington…
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£13.5m AI film proposal ‘needs decision’ to put Jersey in global spotlight
A former Public Accounts Committee lay member is urging ministers to assess a £13.5 million incentive scheme for an AI-assisted film production, warning that Jersey could miss its chance to set an international standard. Chartered accountant Vijay Khakhria said the…
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ART FIX: Cher tribute, family films and “artistic rebellion”
Every weekend, Express presents a selection of exhibitions, performances, workshops and more to help islanders get their weekly dose of culture. Here’s this week’s offering… Jersey Consumer Fair Islanders are invited to the second Jersey Consumer Fair this Saturday. The fair will bring together expert advice, free guidance, consumer-friendly services, and free tea and cake.…
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Shabby Chic antique fair returns to Jersey in aid of local mental health charity
A two-day event bringing more than 19 stalls to the Royal Jersey Showground is set to take place this weekend with all proceeds going towards supporting mental health services across the…
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Second Jersey Consumer Fair taking place this weekend
Islanders looking for ways to manage household spending, protect themselves from fraud or understand their consumer rights will be able to get free advice at a public event this weekend. The Jersey Consumer Fair returns to St Helier’s Town Hall…
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Electricity bills to rise by 2.5% next spring
Jersey Electricity will hold its prices through the winter before introducing a 2.5% rise in March. The company said it had again delayed an increase until after the colder months, when electricity use is generally highest. From 1 March 2027,…
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New children’s home planned amid shortage of care placements
A house on Westmount Road could become a home for up to four children in care, amid warnings that a shortage of suitable placements is leaving some young Islanders in unsuitable accommodation or being sent off-Island. The government has applied…
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Fort Regent plans paused as rising costs trigger rethink
Rising costs have prompted a rethink of Fort Regent’s redevelopment, with ministers expected to consider its future around the middle of 2027 as the government explores private investment. Infrastructure Minister Jonathan…
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AquaSplash to close for two weeks for essential maintenance
AquaSplash is to shut its doors for two weeks later this month while a series of essential maintenance projects are carried out at the swimming centre. The facility will close on…
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Police appeal for information regarding alleged assault
Police are appealing for information following an alleged assault in St Helier. The incident involved a 37-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman, according to the force. The altercation is said to…
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Q&A: Jersey singer had to relearn how to speak before releasing debut single
“Can’t sing like I used to” is the opening line of Jersey singer Nina Rosa’s debut single, 16. After surgery on her vocal cords, the 26-year-old had to relearn how to…
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Law firm refused to give copy of letter to person who wrote it
A Channel Islands law firm has been ordered to hand over a copy of a letter it had previously refused to provide – despite the request coming from the person who…
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“Shameful” that seasonal workers have to pay long-term care contributions, says union
Seasonal workers should be exempt from Jersey’s long-term care levy because they are unlikely to benefit from the scheme in later life, the Jersey Farmers Union has said. The union made…
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