Smokers urged to seek support to quit during annual Stoptober campaign
AN annual campaign is returning by encouraging smokers across Jersey to take the first step towards a healthier future…
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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
Bulls march on with comprehensive win over Ascot
JERSEY Bulls returned to winning ways in style as they marked their return to Springfield with a 4-2 victory over Ascot United in front of 886 home supporters. On a beautiful October afternoon, Elliot Powell’s side produced another free-scoring display to move up to fourth in the Isthmian South Central Division, while remaining one of…
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Weather and Travel
Airport departure lounge transformation progressing towards final stage
THE £10 million transformation of the departure lounge at Jersey Airport is nearing its final stage as Ports of Jersey prepares to welcome passengers into the “massively” improved space. Work on the project, which is upgrading facilities while also modernising infrastructure that has been in place since 1997, commenced last year. Ports has announced that…
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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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