“We’d rather not serve you”: Jersey shop hits out after Pokémon haul dumped in hedge
A Jersey trading-card shop has told a customer it would rather lose their business than see unwanted Pokémon cards dumped in the countryside. Paperclix said it was “absolutely appalled” after one of its staff members discovered a large…
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Former Cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt appointed chair of Jersey-linked finance group
Former UK Cabinet minister Penny Mordaunt has been appointed chair of the board of a financial services group with operations in Jersey. Dame Penny, who served as Leader of the House of Commons and Lord President of the Council from…
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Viberts lawyer celebrates Advocate exam success
A Viberts Managing Associate has qualified as a Jersey Advocate. The law firm said Clare Woodhouse’s qualification marked a significant milestone in her legal career, following considerable preparation alongside her…
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Ports of Jersey floating holiday pods see “strong” occupancy levels since introduction
Ports of Jersey has said its floating holiday pods have seen “strong” occupancy levels since their introduction in the St Helier Marina, with bookings “regularly exceeding 80% and reaching over…
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Watson through first round of US Open qualifying
Guernsey’s Heather Watson came from behind to win her first US Open qualifying match in New York. Playing against sixth seed, America’s…
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Teen triathlete gets another chance to race world’s best on home soil
A Jersey teenager who was unexpectedly given the chance to race against some of her sporting heroes with less than two hours’…
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