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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

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Recycling is often the default and easier option when choosing sustainable ways of managing waste. However, it’s important to consider reducing waste and reusing what we can, before we start thinking about recycling.  Visitors to La Collette Household Recycling Centre will notice an exciting update that happened during summer 2026 to the onsite artwork. The artwork aims to remind visitors … Read more Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

Frontline: Meet Helen Racjan, School Business Manager at Trinity School

Couples can choose to file one tax return under Independent Taxation

Keeping the Island Running: Putting Jersey on the maps

Behind the scenes in the Infrastructure and Environment Department’s Jersey Property Holdings directorate, a small two-person team play a vital role in keeping Jersey’s mapping service running smoothly. Like many, you may wonder what a job in mapping looks like. We spoke to Eleanor Brayshaw, Senior Geographic Information Systems Analyst, who explained that the work … Read more Keeping the Island Running: Putting Jersey on the maps

Wonders of a late summer sky

Frontline role: supporting young people to feel seen, safe and heard

School counsellor Abigail Allison supports the emotional wellbeing of students at Le Rocquier School, working closely with families, staff and partner agencies to help young Islanders navigate the challenges of adolescence.  Abigail Allison is the school counsellor at Le Rocquier School, working within Children, Young People, Education and Skills (CYPES) as part of the Educational Psychology Department. Her role focuses on supporting students’ … Read more Frontline role: supporting young people to feel seen, safe and heard

35 years of supporting independence and person-centred care

Michael, a senior healthcare assistant with the Government of Jersey’s Adult Residential Service, has spent over 35 years supporting individuals with learning disabilities to live fulfilling lives. With decades of experience, his commitment to the role remains strong. “I’m passionate about supporting people with learning disabilities,” he explains. “Being part of this service allows me … Read more 35 years of supporting independence and person-centred care

Northern Sewer Network Upgrades: Investing for the Future

Residents across the northern parishes will be aware of the significant roadworks currently under way as part of the Northern Sewer Network Upgrades. These works represent one of the most important infrastructure investments being made to protect homes, businesses and the environment for decades to come. At the heart of the project is the replacement … Read more Northern Sewer Network Upgrades: Investing for the Future

One Table, One Community: The Welcome Table Story 

Creating a Buzz: Bringing The Hive to life in the Central Market 

Over the past week, the Central Market has become the backdrop for something a little different – the launch of The Hive, a new fostering approach built around community, connection and support. Across three pop-up days, the fostering team brought The Hive into the heart of St Helier, inviting people to stop, ask questions, and … Read more Creating a Buzz: Bringing The Hive to life in the Central Market