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Ten local organisations are being offered free cyber health checks as part of a new initiative aimed at strengthening Jersey’s defences against cyber crime. The Jersey Cyber Security Centre (JCSC) has launched a pilot programme to provide tailored guidance and advice, helping businesses and charities assess their cyber resilience and identify potential vulnerabilities. As part of the scheme, participating organisations will complete a detailed survey examining existing protec

Plans to convert a former seaside restaurant into self-catering accommodation have once again been rejected. Jersey’s Environment Minister, Deputy Steve Luce, dismissed an appeal against the refusal of updated proposals for the former Nude Food Dunes site at St Ouen’s Bay. The building has remained unused since the restaurant closed in late 2023. Initial plans to redevelop the property into self-catering holiday accommodation were turned down last year, with revised designs a

According to Jersey Fire and Rescue, crews were called to assist an English Bulldog named George Bullfrog , who had fallen onto a ledge about 15 metres (49 feet) below the cliff top on the island’s north coast at Bouley Bay . Using a drone to pinpoint the dog’s exact location, rescuers then hiked roughly 1 kilometre (0.6 miles) to reach the spot before carefully climbing down to retrieve him. The service said George was “very friendly and happy to see us,” adding that he w

Jersey Cows Helping Nepalese Farmers Boost Milk Quality and Income A project involving Jersey cows is transforming dairy farming in Nepal, with local farmers seeing major improvements in milk quality and yield. The initiative has been hailed as a “real success story” in tackling poverty, according to Jersey Overseas Aid. Under the four-year program, genetic material from Jersey cows is being sent to Nepal to allow cross-breeding with local cattle. This process aims to enhance