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70 year olds urged to get shingles vaccine

CENTENARIAN PACKET DISCOVERED AT POST OFFICE

A cigarette packet and match box dated from more than 100 years ago has recently been discovered at Broad Street Post Office during refurbishment of a ceiling following a water leak. Full story on page 4

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY DONATES OVER £17,000

The Channel Islands Co-operative Society is providing more than £17,000 in funding for 17 environmental projects in the islands this year. The Eco-Fund, contributed over £9,000 to worthy local projects. Full story on page 7

POLITICAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR DIGITAL INDUSTRY The Chief Minister has announced that political responsibility for digital matters will return to the portfolio of the Economic Development Minister.

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CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU CELEBRATES 40 YEARS

The latest annual report of Jersey’s immunisation statistics show that more 70 year olds took up the shingles vaccine protection in 2016 compared with 2017.

Health and Community Services are urging 70 year olds who haven’t yet had the shingles vaccine to take advantage of this effective prevention against the pain and potential complications from shingles.

Over five and a half thousand elderly Islanders have had the shingles vaccine since it was introduced in autumn 2016. Islanders are eligible during their 70th birthday year – in 2018, it is people born in 1948 who should get the vaccine.

A catch-up programme in 2016/17 also offered the vaccine to 71-79 year olds. All those born 1937 to 1945 were eligible to get this protection.

Dr Linda Diggle, Head of Preventive Programmes, who oversees the island’s vaccination schedule said: “If you were born in 1948 and you haven’t yet had the shingles vaccine, please make an appointment with your GP to get this important protection. You only need to have the vaccine once.”

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They were delighted to have a personal video from Martin Lewis from The Money Show congratulating them on 40 years.

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TEAM JERSEY PARTNER ANNOUNCED

The States of Jersey has appointed a partner to help create a ‘one government, Team Jersey culture’ across the public service. TDP Development will work with the States of Jersey for the next three years to transform how the organisation works together for islanders.

The first phase of the £3.5 million ‘Team Jersey’ initiative will see a group of ministers, stakeholders, islanders and employees working with TDP to codesign the programme. This will then be rolled out to all 7,500 employees to improve teamwork, collaboration and leadership capability, develop new ways of working, build a customerfocused approach, and help to embed the behaviours and values that underpin the new structure.

TDP have been delivering major change and transformation programmes for public, private and third-sector organisations for the last 25 years. They specialise in organisational culture and its role in transforming business, including the impact of senior leaders on developing positive cultures.

The contract was awarded to TDP Development following a thorough and robust procurement process.

The invitation to tender generated 24 responses, which were evaluated

by a panel of six, and five shortlisted suppliers were interviewed.

The procurement process prioritised the social and economic contribution to Jersey proposed by bidders.

TDP have committed to creating a Jersey-based company to deliver this project, and to recruiting locally for the programme delivery and support team.

Chief Minister, Senator John le Fondré, said: “I made it clear when I stood for election that our organisational culture needs to dramatically improve, to benefit both the public and our workforce, so I am delighted to have signed the decision to launch this essential improvement in our organisation. It is an integral part of the modernisation of our public services and will help to transform the

deeply-entrenched, siloed culture that has grown over decades. It is especially important that our public sector is fit

to meet the challenges posed by Brexit, globalisation and a fast-changing technological landscape.”

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CENTENARIAN PACKET DISCOVERED AT BROAD STREET POST OFFICE A cigarette packet and match box dated from more than 100 years ago has recently been discovered at Broad Street Post Office during refurbishment of a ceiling following a water leak.

At first glance the cardboard find may seem uninteresting, but it caught the attention of the employee who found it when he realised that there were several names and the date 27 February 1909 written quite literally, “on the back of a cigarette packet.”

The box appears to have nine names written on it, but some of the writing is very hard to decipher. It is believed that one of the names written on the box is F Le Gros – the name of the subpost master responsible for Millbrook post office from 1903. There is also a surname of an individual named ‘Matson’, a surname that is detailed on several photographs of Jersey Post employees from that era.

David McGrath, Head of Marketing at Jersey Post said, “It may seem

like just a cigarette packet, but this tiny item is full of history that is so important to preserve, both from a postal service perspective, but also from a community and society angle.

Given that some of the names appear to match historical records of postal service employees from that era, we believe that the item may have been placed in the ceiling as a record of employees from that year, perhaps those involved with creating the post office at the front of Broad Street which was opened later in 1909. We would really love to speak to anyone who knows anything about one, or more, of the names written on the box.”

Postal Services in 1908 Naturally, the postal

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provided to Islanders in 1909 were significantly different to that which is offered today. In the early 1900’s, Head Postmaster Oscar Filleul Mourant ran the postal service operation from behind the scenes at Broad Street. The post office at the front of Broad Street as we know it today was introduced later in 1909, until that point, the nearest post office was located in Conway Street. Oscar Mourant played an integral role in the island’s postal service, keeping it very much alive during the second world war; an act which earnt him an MBE in 1946.

The cigarette packet The cigarette packet depicts the brand Player's Navy Cut, which was manufactured by John Player & Sons in Nottingham. This was a brand of cigarettes that were particularly popular in Britain and Germany in the late 19th century and early part of the 20th century.

The packet has the distinctive logo of a smoking sailor in a 'Navy Cut' cap. It is believed that the phrase

"Navy Cut" originated from the habit of sailors taking a mixture of tobacco leaves and binding them with string or twine. The tobacco would then mature under pressure and the sailor could then dispense the tobacco by slicing off a "cut".

Jersey Heritage The packet will be passed to Jersey Heritage and placed in their archive.

Anyone with any knowledge of the names should contact the Jersey Post marketing team on 616621, or via email marketing@jersypost.com

Passports changes following Brexit When the UK leaves the EU in 2019, new rules will apply for all British passport holders, including those holding passports issued in Jersey, when travelling to the Schengen Area of Europe.

If the UK leaves the EU without a deal, the following new rules will apply from 30 March 2019: - an adult passport must have been issued within 10 years of the holder’s arrival date - passports must be valid for 6 months from the date that the holder arrives in the Schengen area - Islanders holding a passport that do not meet these criteria may be refused entry into any of the Schengen area countries

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Because of the new rules, those planning to visit the Schengen Area from 30 March 2019 should check the issue date of their passport, and renew it in good time if it will be older than 9 years and 6 months on the day of travel. Parents should also make sure that their child’s passport has at least 6 months validity left before the printed expiry date on the day of travel.

Those who do not hold a British or Jersey passport must contact the relative embassy to check its validity before travelling.

Senator Ian Gorst, the Minister

for External Relations, said: “It is important that we are prepared for the possibility of a no-deal Brexit. We want to make sure that islanders are aware of how passport changes will affect them so that they can plan accordingly and renew their passports in plenty of time if needed. I would encourage all Islanders who have a concern about their validity of their passport for travel in Europe to use the calculator on our website.”

Schengen area The Schengen area covers: Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands,

Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Anyone wishing to visit countries in the EU but not in the Schengen area (Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, and Cyprus) will need to check the entry requirements for that country before they travel.

Travel to Ireland is subject to separate Common Travel Area arrangements which will be maintained after the UK leaves the EU.

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LGT Vestra (Jersey) launch photography competition LGT Vestra Jersey launches a 12 month photography competition - Vestra Vistas. Aiming to “paint a picture” of Jersey, LGT Vestra Jersey is asking local residents to submit photographs that have been taken from around the island in celebration of its unique beauty and culture.

The competition is in support of local Jersey charity, Les Amis, whose mission is to support and empower people with learning disabilities. The partnership is centred around both LGT Vestra Jersey and Les Amis' joint wish to reach a greater understanding of people. Through the Vestra Vistas photography competition, the companies hope to dispel any preconceived notions around what it means to have a learning disability.

Monthly winners will have their winning photograph showcased at the Vestra Vistas closing exhibition in 2019. This exhibition will take place at a local Jersey gallery where photographs submitted by entrants will be on display.

'Vestra Vistas' translates to 'your views'; representing LGT Vestra Jersey's belief that understanding clients’ non-financial values, thoughts and concerns are equally as important as the financial and technical facts.

Dan McAlister, CEO LGT Vestra Jersey said: "Our collective experiences volunteering for Les Amis earlier this year has allowed me and the team to see first-hand the invaluable work they do in supporting not only those with learning difficulties, but also their families and the wider community."

"The Vestra Vistas photography competition is about gaining a deeper understanding of people by seeing the world through their eyes. This

perspective and insight should apply in all walks of life, from Les Amis' standpoint right through to the approach we take with our clients.

Understanding our clients' nonfinancial drivers helps us to better manage their wealth. Vestra Vistas is also about celebrating the beautiful

island that we live on, sharing our photos so that we paint a picture of Jersey through the eyes of those who know it best."

Shaun Findlay, Managing Director of Les Amis, said: “We are extremely grateful to LGT Vestra Jersey for selecting us as the beneficiary of their

A newly-formed Jersey team is aiming to be the first side from the island to play in an English league after seeking to join the Football Association.

Jersey Bulls are hoping to compete in England's 10th tier from the start of the 2019-20 campaign.

They are following in the footsteps of fellow Channel Island side Guernsey FC, who joined the English leagues in 2011.

It comes after Jersey's bid to become an international football nation was rejected by Uefa congress in February.

Russell Le Feuvre - a former player in the annual Muratti Vase

tournament between Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney - is the club's founder and is director of operations, with the club's name designed to "celebrate Jersey's dairy heritage".

"Jersey Bulls FC provides the inspiration for footballers to play at a high level, it will showcase Jersey and raise the profile of the island," he said.

"We are confident the model we have created is sustainable and that our own due diligence, combined with that of the Jersey FA, Combined Counties and FA Leagues Committee, will ensure the future success of the club."

The Bulls are hoping to join Combined Counties Division One and are in "advanced discussions" to use

the island's Springfield Stadium as their ground.

Guernsey FC, who started in the same league, are now in the eighthtier Isthmian South East Division.

"The intention is for Jersey Bulls to complement existing club football and the project has generally been welcomed by most clubs and players," Jersey FA CEO Jean-Luc Desbois said.

Guernsey FC chairman Mark Le Tissier - brother of former Southampton and England star Matt - added: "We were delighted to be able to offer support and advice from our experiences to Russell.

"We wish Jersey Bulls well and we look forward to the prospect of derby matches in the future."

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Vestra Vistas competition. Thanks to the services offered by Les Amis, as the island’s largest charitable organisation, our residents view life with a very positive and rosy outlook. But there is a lot of hard work that goes on behind the scenes in ensuring that we can maintain

this high level of care and cater to the island’s growing population.

This competition is a wonderful opportunity to better understand the needs of those with intellectual disabilities and I’m sure many of our residents will be delighted to get involved.”

NEWLY-FORMED ISLAND SIDE HOPE TO JOIN ENGLISH FOOTBALL PYRAMID

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I was born in Venice, north of Italy, on March 22, 1917. At the age of ten, I was sent to a Roman Catholic Seminary in Piacenza, and ordained a priest, after 12 years of study, on October 22, 1939.

Two months, later Cardinal R. Rossi, my superior sent me to America as assistant pastor of the new Italian Church. of Blessed Mother Cabrini, in Chicago. For four years I preached in Chicago, and later in New York. I never questioned if my sermons or instructions were according to the ‘Bible. My only work and ambition was to please the pope.

It was on Sunday, February, 1944, when I turned on the radio and accidentally tuned it on a Protestant Church programme. The pastor was giving his message. I was going to change the programme, because I was not to listen to Protestant sermons, but interested, I do not know why – I kept listening.

My old Theology was shaken by one text from the Bible I heard over the radio: “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved.”

Therefore, it is not a sin against the Holy Spirit to believe that one is saved.

I was not yet convinced, but my mind was full of doubts about the Roman religion. I was beginning to worry about the teachings of the Bible more than about the dogma and decrees of my pope. People were giving me, every day, a generous offering of thirty minutes of ceremony called Mass, because I promised them to relieve the souls of their relatives from the fires of purgatory. But every time I looked at the big crucifix upon the altar it seemed to me that Christ was re-buking me, saying: “You are stealing money from the poor, hard-working people by false promise. You teach dotrines against my teachings. Souls of believers do

not go to a place of torment, because I have said, ‘Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, from their labours ‘(Rev. 14: 13). I do not need a repetition of the sacrifice of the cross because my sacrifice was complete. My work of salvation was perfect and God has sanctioned it by raising Me . from the dead. ‘For by one offering. He has perfected forever those who are sanctified ‘ (Heb. 10: 14:). If you priests and the Pope have the power of liberating souls from purgatory with Masses and indulgences, why do you wait for an offering?’

I could no longer face the Christ on the Altar.

When I was preaching that the Pope is the vicar of Christ, the successor of Peter, the infallible rock upon which Christ’s church was built, a voice seemed to rebuke me again: ‘You saw the Pope in Rome; his large, rich place; his guards; men kissing his feet. Do you really think that he represents Me Jesus I came to serve the people; I washed men’s feet; I had nowhere to lay My head. Look at me upon the cross, do you really believe that God has built his church upon a man when the bible clearly says that Christ’s Vicar on earth is the Holy Spirit, and not a man? (John 14:26). ‘And that rock was, Christ’. If the Roman Church ‘is built upon a man then it is not my church.’

I was teaching my people to go to Mary, to the Saints, instead of going directly to Christ. But a voice within me was saying: Who has saved you upon the cross? Who paid your debts by shedding His blood? Mary, the Saints, or I Jesus?

You, and many other priests do not believe in

scapulars, novenas, rosaries, statues, candles; but you continue to keep them in your church.

MY believers should adore Me Jesus, spirit and truth. Destroy these idols.

Where my doubts were really tormenting me was inside the confessional box. People were coming to me, confessing their sins to me. And I, with a sign of the cross was promising that I had the power to forgive their sins. I am a sinner, a man, was taking Gods place, Gods right, and that terrible voice was penetrating me, saying, ‘You are depriving God of his Glory. If sinners want to obtain forgiveness of their sins they must go to God and not you. It is God’s law they have broken. To God therefore, they must make confession; to God alone they must pray for forgiveness. No man can forgive sins, but Jesus can and does forgive sins. ‘Thou shalt call His name JESUS; for He shall save his people from their sins’ (Matt.1:21) ‘There is no other name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved’ (Acts 4: 12). ‘For there is God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus’ (I Tim. 2:5).’

I could not stay any longer in the Roman Catholic Church because I could not continue to serve two masters, the Pope and Christ. I could not believe the two contradictory teachings.

Tradition and the Bible. I had to choose between Christ and the Pope; between tradition and the Bible; and I have chosen Christ and the Bible. I left the Roman Priesthood and Roman religion in 1944 and now I. have been led by the Holy Spirit to evangelize Roman Catholics and urge,

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with lectures in churches, colleges and public places, Christians to witness without fear in order to bring their Roman Catholic friends to Christ.

Friend, if my testimony has touched your heart, and you realise your need of Christ’s salvation from sin, as I did, and his forgiveness and peace, will you with a broken heart call upon the Lord Jesus to save you now, for me He said, : <; Him that cometh to me!, I will in no wise cast out’ (John 6:37).

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The Channel Islands Co-operative Society donates over £17,000 to local projects The Channel Islands Co-operative Society is providing more than £17,000 in funding for 17 environmental projects in the islands this year.

The Eco-Fund, now in its 10th year, contributed over £9,000 to worthy local projects that protect and regenerate our local environment.

Every year, the Society invites applications from projects that have an environmental focus and provides financial support to as many of those as it can under the fund’s mandate.

This year, 30 applications for funding were received across the islands for the Eco-Fund, 13 of which have been successful.

The projects selected in Jersey include Les Landes School, Seedy Sunday, Grouville School, Guide Dogs for the Blind, Jersey Marine Conservation, Samares School, Grainville School and Bel Royal School.

Les Landes School has received £500 from the Eco-Fund. Headteacher, Vicki Charlesworth said: ‘We are passionate about encouraging and developing our children's experience outdoors.

We have recently been learning about the importance of bees and the threat to bees. We began talks last year with the education department and the Jersey Beekeeper’s Association about the possibility of having bees on site.

We have a busy garden and in the past we’ve kept chickens, which really engaged the children and supported nurture work in school. Thanks to the Eco-fund, we now hope that we will be able to have a bee hive in our garden.’

The Jersey branch of Seedy Sunday has received £500 from the fund to support and help raise the profile of its annual seed swap event in

February. Seedy Sunday encourages people to save seeds from their garden plants and aims to raise awareness of seed biodiversity present in the island. The saved seeds collected will then go towards creating wildflower meadows in the future. Funding will be used to hire a larger venue for the event and to secure a celebrity gardener presenter.

The Eco-Fund has also donated £1,000 to Grouville School, which plans to use the funding to regenerate Le Pre Arthur, a space in the school’s meadow, to be used as a bird hide overlooking the meadow and the pond.

This will allow children to observe and record wildlife throughout the year.

Guide Dogs for the Blind has received £500 which will go towards advertising its ‘BIGGEST Book Sale’ event taking place next year.

A further £1,000 has gone to the Jersey Marine Conservation for its marine breeding clean-up project.

The funding will go towards a floating sledge for recovering rubbish, as well as an electric engine to enter sensitive areas without noise or pollution.

Caring Cooks of Jersey has received £500 to go towards its Kitchen Garden Project at Samares School. Funds will be going towards getting a transparent composter installed at the school.

Caring Cooks CEO, Melissa Nobrega, said: ‘The plan is to fill the composter with the scraps from the children’s cooking, lunches and snacks and then track the composting process, which will allow the children to see how the composting process works for their science and outdoor learning.’

Bel Royal School has also received £500 in funding to go towards the refurbishment of its pond. Head

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teacher, Sonia Burton, said; ‘We have a pond which isn’t right for our children’s needs. We would like to make it accessible for all pupils, bearing in mind we also have students with physical disabilities. The pond is currently over grown and not a good environment for wildlife. We are trying to develop an environmentally and eco-friendly garden and we’re grateful to the Co-op for enabling us to take the first step towards this.’

The projects selected in Guernsey include Vale Primary School, Plastic Free Guernsey, Guernsey Conservation volunteers and Pick It Up Guernsey.

Aside from the Eco-Fund, the Coop has also been actively supporting a number of other environmental projects in both Jersey and Guernsey, including £2,000 which was donated to the Western Rural Day Schools Wheelbarrow Competition.

Improved winter bus service

LibertyBus have announced new routes and more frequent services as they roll out their winter 2018/19 timetable from 01 October.

The changes come following a successful public consultation held in July where members of the public were invited to provide comments and feedback for the winter service.

The most significant change is the introduction of a brand new Route 6 service which will run through Mont Cochon, providing a valuable link between St Helier and Jersey Hospice Care. The service will run 4 times daily, Monday to Friday, for a trial period of 6 months.

LibertyBus is also introducing additional Sunday services in two of the island’s parishes.

For Trinity residents and businesses, the existing Route 4, which has previously had no Sunday service in the winter, will be enhanced with a shorter Route 4A. This new

service will run 4 times throughout the day.

The Route 19 which services the La Pouquelaye and Westmount areas will also now have a Sunday service running 4 times throughout the day.

Kevin Hart, Director of LibertyBus has commented on how important customer feedback is when developing the new timetables. “Public opinion is vital in helping us shape the future of

the bus service. Whilst it’s not always possible to incorporate all of the suggestions we receive we do take all of the feedback on-board and do what we can to meet our customer’s needs.”

“We’re particularly pleased to be able to trial the new Route 6 this winter to service Jersey Hospice Care. Customer feedback during the consultation highlighted a need to provide a link for staff and visitors to the Hospice as well as for residents in the area. We hope the trial proves successful and we can continue to provide a service to the area.”

The new timetable is available from Liberation Station or on the LibertyBus website. If you would like more information on the timetable please call Customer Services on 01534 828555 or email info@ libertybus.je

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Optimus urges us to act now to avoid becoming ‘technologically unemployed’ Optimus Recruitment is encouraging Jersey workers to start considering the impact of the technological revolution now, to avoid their jobs coming obsolete in the future.

Following warnings from the Bank of England’s chief economist that the advances of artificial intelligence could leave many ‘technologically unemployed’, Optimus are exploring how it can best work with its candidates and employers to ensure that the digital revolution creates employment opportunities rather than reducing them.

Being labelled as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the advancement of technology is likely to have a large impact on the job market, with an estimated 45% of employee activities being taken over by technology. By 2020 it is thought as many as 5 million jobs will be performed by computers. But with this evolution, there if the potential for a lot of new jobs to be created, with humans taking on more higherlevel roles. Optimus are encouraging islanders to become aware of these changes so they can start to learn the appropriate skills to take on these new roles.

Chris Patel, Senior Consultant of Optimus Recruitment said: “It is without doubt that robots and

computers will change the way we work, but this is about being prepared for change. Ensuring that you have the necessary skills and are familiar with technology will mean that you will always have value in the job market.

It is down to employers to retrain their staff and for individuals seeking employment to upskill and reskill to ensure they have the talent that firms require.

Gone are the days when our education ends at 21, we need to be thinking about constantly learning and adapting throughout our working lives.

“Human skills that cannot be replicated by a computer will become increasingly important to our society, such as creative roles and those requiring empathy, problem solving, communication and listening skills.

While many are talking about a lack of talent in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths, it is difficult to predict whether all jobs in future are actually going to be centred around software engineering. The skills most likely to become most valuable are soft skills.

“The younger generations are now

much more savvy with technology and it is likely that the jobs that Generation Z will perform don’t even exist yet.”

Optimus has been working closely alongside Digital Jersey, supporting

their courses for what it regards as vital skills needed in the finance sector. As well as recruiting talent to meet its client’s needs, Optimus welcome those looking for advice on how to improve their employability.

From analysing CVs to recommending training courses, Optimus’ team of consultants have a wealth of experience in the finance industry in order to guide candidates towards their ideal role.

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Ladies Lunch in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust Jersey Appeal

On Saturday 13th October, the Teenage Cancer Trust Jersey Appeal will be hosting a ladies lunch to help raise money. Tickets cost £50 per person with the event starting at 12:30pm at The Royal Yacht.

About Teenage Cancer Trust There is never a good time to get cancer but for a teenager the timing seems particularly cruel. Without the work of Teenage Cancer Trust, it’s likely they would be treated alongside children or elderly patients. Being away from their normal life, friends and environment at such a vulnerable time is the last thing they need.

Teenage Cancer Trust is dedicated to improving the quality of life and chances of survival for young people with cancer, aged 13 to 24. They have developed age appropriate units within NHS Hospitals and fund specialist nursing and support staff who provide expert care and information for young people and their families.

But they have a long way to go.

Currently, for every young person they reach there’s another they can’t. This has to change. They are expanding their team of expert nurses to work in hospitals across the UK and Channel Islands, so that every young person with cancer can access this specialist support no matter where they live.

Teenage Cancer Trust Jersey Before 2013, young people with cancer from Jersey received inpatient treatment at Southampton General Hospital. At that time there was no age appropriate care for teenagers

and young adults.

The ‘Teenage Cancer Trust Jersey Appeal’ was launched with a volunteer committee in September 2009, their vision was to ensure that every young person diagnosed with cancer in Jersey should be treated in age appropriate facilities, where they can receive expert care while undergoing cancer treatment.

Since then the Jersey Appeal Committee have worked tirelessly organising some incredible events and raising the profile of the charity. Schools, businesses, trusts, families and groups have helped raise funds and awareness.

Funds raised support the following: - Enabling local young people and their families to attend Teenage Cancer Trust activities, events and weekends - The ongoing running costs of the Southampton Unit - Delivering Cancer Education and Awareness Programmes to groups of young people in Jersey - Expanding nursing and support service in to Jersey - Information resources for Young People with cancer

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We fit solid fuel (wood and coal) and electric appliances.

Our installers are HETAS trained.

You Can Get Involved: - Arrange a quiz night, bake sale, dress-up day or other fundraising event in your local community - Encourage your local school, college or university to fundraise for us - Sign up for one of the many exciting challenges - Set up a Direct Debit to give a regular donation to Teenage Cancer Trust - Volunteer your time

The Ladies Lunch For all you ladies that are interested in the event on Saturday 13th October, please don't delay in contacting Irene for details and a booking form to secure your table.

Please email Irene at haycock@localdial.com

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INSURANCE THAT’S TAILOR-MADE FOR YOU ADVERTORIAL

To give you the right cover for your lifestyle, The Insurance Emporium offer a variety of insurance policies for a wide range of passions.

From pets to bicycles and caravans to weddings, they have all sorts of policies to suit your adventures.

How they work To make sure you only pay for the cover that you need, The Insurance Emporium offer Pick ‘N’ Mix and Tweakable policies. Pick ‘N’ Mix policies include a single Standard Benefit, from which you could build your policy with a choice of Elective Benefits. Meanwhile, Tweakable policies already include a variety of Standard Benefits and you could choose various Elective Benefits on top of these.

Who they are The Insurance Emporium is based in the UK, with a representative in Jersey, and offers a variety of lifestyle insurance policies to suit people with different passions in life and budgets to work with. Their position is that they want insurance to be a natural part of ownership that gives hobbyists and professionals peace of mind so that they can avoid financial worry if something unfortunate happens.

Among the passions they cover are pets, horses, cameras, and weddings.

Protection for Pets Pets are among the things that The Insurance Emporium cover. There are five policies to choose from on the dog and senior dog insurance policies, the latter of which is available for dogs over eight years old. Similarly there is cat and senior cat insurance for cats over eight years old. These are Tweakable policies and the Lifetime, Maximum Benefit and Time Limited cover options include such Standard Benefits as Vet’s Fees, Holiday Cancellation and Loss By Theft Or Straying.

Insurance for Horses For horses, The Insurance Emporium offers horse and veteran horse insurance for animals over 20 years of age. These are Pick ‘N’ Mix policies, with cover for Death, Theft Or Straying as standard on horse insurance and Death Due To External Visible Accidental Injury Only, Theft, Or Straying is standard on veteran horse insurance. The selection of Elective Benefits to choose from include cover for Saddlery & Tack, European Use and Public Liability. Horse enthusiasts could also get insurance for horse riders, horse trailers, and horse trailer hire.

Cover for Caravans If you enjoy holidays in a caravan, The Insurance Emporium could cover your touring or static van. Their policies for caravans are Tweakable and include Standard Benefits such as Loss, Theft, Accidental Damage, New For Old, and Personal Accident. You could also choose such Elective Benefits as Special Occasions, Sports Equipment, Gadget, and Mobile Phones.

Safeguarding Weddings People who are soon to be married might also find The Insurance Emporium’s wedding insurance useful. They offer Tweakable policies for UK and Overseas ceremonies, with Standard Benefits including Cancellation, Rearrangement, Wedding Attire, and Financial Failure Of Suppliers. There are also Elective Benefits to choose from. For example, if you are buying a UK wedding policy then you could choose Ceremonial Swords or Marquee Cover.

Much more protection for your passions The Insurance Emporium also covers a range of other hobbies, with Tweakable insurance products including camera, music, fishing and golf. Cyclists might also find their Pick ‘N’ Mix cycle insurance useful.

Also, if you or your child is studying at university, Pick ‘N’ Mix student insurance is available to help cover their adventure while they are living away from home.

The return of Mr Benn You may recognise the face of The Insurance Emporium, as the 1970s cartoon character Mr Benn. He is joined by The Shopkeeper and his new canine friend, Eddie.

Thanks to The Insurance Emporium’s recent television advert campaign, Mr Benn and the Shopkeeper had their first new adventure together since 2005, which

saw Mr Benn and Eddie going on safari.

Their charity work The Insurance Emporium also gives back to the community, which is why they work with four life-changing charities. These are Canine Partners, Dogs for Good, Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, and Medical Detection Dogs. All four organisations work to improve the lives of people across the UK with the help of specially-trained assistance dogs. The Insurance Emporium have been involved in a variety of fundraising activities for these charities, including taking part in a soapbox race in York.

With a variety of insurance products to choose from, The Insurance Emporium could have the right cover for your passion in life.

Additionally, most of the insurance products include an Introductory Discount* for new customers and often some other additional discounts depending on the product and if you are eligible. If any of their products might be of interest to you, visit www. theinsuranceemporium.co.uk or call 03300 244 005. *The Introductory Discount is available for the �irst 12 premium payments on lunar and calendar monthly policies or one premium payment on annual policies.

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Energy in Jersey NEWS

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This month marks 10 years at the helm of Jersey Electricity for Chris Ambler but the Chief Executive of the Island’s biggest energy provider is keen to look forward as worldwide energy production and markets go through their biggest period of transition ever.

Climate change, carbon reduction targets, the falling cost of renewable technologies and improvements in battery storage are bringing about a revolution in the way electricity is produced and delivered. But, says Chris: ‘Here in Jersey, we are in so many ways already ahead of the curve in terms of our electricity supply. Jersey’s electricity is already decarbonised and one third of it is already generated from renewables.

Grid reliability is significantly better than elsewhere as is pricing. But we know that we and Islanders can do more to facilitate a low carbon economy.

‘The only way to halt runaway climate change and limit global warming is to increase energy efficiency and abandon fossil fuels.

That means electrifying heating, transport and industries that are traditionally powered by fossil fuels.

But that electricity itself has to be clean and low carbon, hence the charge in many countries to install renewables.

‘But many consumers are seeing higher energy bills due to “green subsidies”. The UK “Big Six” suppliers have increased retail electricity prices by an average of 24% over the last 18 months. In Jersey, where the electricity supply is already virtually decarbonised, prices have risen just 2% in four years. Average electricity prices in Jersey are now around 21% lower than the UK and 15% less than

the EU15 average for most consumers and we are keen to maintain our attractive pricing.

‘Balancing the grid between supply and demand becomes increasingly challenging with the introduction of intermittent wind and solar. The answer lies in storage; stockpiling surplus power when the wind blows and the sun shines to be used when demand peaks when the wind has stopped blowing and the sun stopped shining. However, put in perspective, the world’s current largest battery, the 100MW Tesla facility in Jamestown, Australia, cost around $50million but can still only power 30,000 homes for just over an hour. So while batteries can help with day-to-day peaks in demand, they are far too expensive – certainly in Jersey – to cope with seasonal fluctuations and are unlikely to be the sole answer to a renewable future.

‘Similarly, while we would very much like to see large scale wind and tidal power be part of Jersey’s energy mix, for now, neither are economically viable without large subsidy. The 62-turbine wind farm approved 23 miles from the south coast of Jersey is being subsidised by the French Government at a price that is more than three times what we pay to import low carbon power via our three undersea supply cables to France. In the UK, the Government has withdrawn support for a tidal lagoon in Swansea Bay that would have cost c.£1.3bn, saying it did not represent

value for money.

‘Despite all this, we recognise the appetite for local renewables and we are keen to encourage their introduction in an efficient and economically sustainable manner that benefits all Islanders. We believe that there is more we can do to innovatively unlock commercially viable renewable opportunities. We now believe the best opportunity for Jersey - by some margin - is groundbased solar PV which in many countries is close or at grid parity (ie competitive in cost terms with imported electricity). We have already announced plans to enable the setup of small ground-mounted solar farms on brownfield sites with the security of long-term purchase contracts with Jersey Electricity and are some way to seeing the first pilot emerge. This way we could exploit unsubsidised onIsland renewables without pushing up prices to other customers.

‘But people must understand that fitting solar PV panels will not reduce

their carbon emissions while they still heat their homes and workplaces with oil or gas. It would be like walking to work instead of cycling; it won’t make any difference to your carbon emissions because the electricity you are replacing is already low carbon. There is no further potential to decarbonise electricity.

The only way we make further carbon reductions is for us all to work together to displace fossil fuels with electricity - and to use that energy as efficiently as possible.

‘Energy efficiency and demand management will play an increasing part in both reducing emissions and individual energy bills. Jersey is again ahead of the UK in the deployment of Smart Meters that link to online Smart Accounts that enable customers who register to monitor their electricity use and identify how

changes in consumption behaviours can reduce bills.

‘We also want to encourage electric transport. We are in the process of upgrading our current chargers and if we can secure access to more car parking spaces, we hope to extend the network beyond St Helier. We want to help Islanders access the latest ‘smart’ heating and other technologies that will give everyone more control, convenience and comfort as well as helping to save energy – and money. ‘Smarter Living’, now open in the Powerhouse is a physical ‘energy hub’ where the public can go to see and learn about the latest energy efficient technologies that can help us live cleaner, greener lives and save money.

Optimising the use of a clean, greener energy supply means a clean, greener Island.

And that’s what we all want.’

“The only way to halt runaway climate change and limit global warming is to increase energy efficiency and abandon fossil fuels.”

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Political responsibility for digital industry

The Chief Minister has announced that political responsibility for digital matters will return to the portfolio of the Economic Development Minister.

ADVOCATE MICHELLE PALMER APPOINTED AS AN ASSOCIATE AT LE GALLAIS & LUCE The Partners at Le Gallais & Luce are pleased to announce that Advocate Michelle Palmer has joined the legal team.

Michelle divides her time between the litigation and property departments,

where she advises upon a wide range of legal topics, including property and conveyancing, wills and succession, criminal, family, personal injury and bankruptcy law.

Having obtained her LL.B (Hons) in Scots Law, Michelle moved to Jersey

in October 2000, commencing her legal career in the corporate sector.

She then moved into general private client work in 2008, qualifying as a Jersey Solicitor in October 2012, and then a Jersey Advocate in February 2016.

Senator John Le Fondré said: “I recognise the critical importance of this sector, and I want to send a clear message that government is providing increased focus on the tech industry.

“Automation and the emergence of Artificial Intelligence present both a threat and an opportunity for Island businesses and we must work together to provide the education islanders need to thrive in this fastmoving environment. We must also retrain and redeploy people working in lower-skilled roles, so we can prepare them for the new positions that will emerge as a result of the fourth industrial revolution.”

The Minister for Economic Development, Senator Lyndon Farnham, said: “I am very pleased that political responsibility for this important sector has returned to the economy portfolio. I look forward to working with all stakeholders to make continuing progress in this vital area of our economy. My first step will be to develop a strong partnership between government and the digital industry.

“We are already seeking Future Tech Talent placements for our

Trident work experience scheme, and we are introducing a Back to Work digital staff scheme which provides paid training opportunities for digital businesses. I would like to expand these initiatives in partnership with industry, for the benefit of islanders.”

Senator Le Fondré added: “I’ve been considering where certain areas of political responsibility will be redistributed, and I am confident that combining the digital industry with the economy is the right solution. I am currently considering other areas and will shortly be making further announcements.”

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ZEDRA LAUNCHES A FUND FOR TRUSTEES NEWS

ZEDRA Jersey has launched the ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Fund. The Fund addresses a gap in the market for an investment solution built for trustees.

The structure is highly innovative and offers reduced asset manager risk and reduced portfolio volatility.

The Fund is suitable for trustees wanting to ensure that trust assets are invested in a safe and secure fashion and benefit from best of breed investment management. The fund is an openended fund based in Jersey.

The innovative structure and design of the ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Fund is the attraction for those charged with ensuring trust assets are invested in the most appropriate manner, with a focus on reducing manager risk and lowering costs. There are currently two sub-funds, both with a medium risk strategy with one aimed at total return investors and the other more considerate of generating a stable

income flow, currently targeting a yield in excess of 3%. The sub-fund assets are managed by some of the best investment management houses in the marketplace, with each being appointed to meet the specific investment objective of the subfund.

Unlike other multi-manager funds, ZEDRA are not making any investment decisions or asset allocation calls; however, clients will profit from their manager selection expertise. Investors will benefit from a diversification of the management process and style as well as a diversified underlying portfolio. In addition, when appropriate, assets can be switched between managers within the ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Fund, minimising transition costs. In some jurisdictions this may also be beneficial from a capital gains tax perspective.

Against a backdrop of regulatory and market pressures increasingly weighing on Jersey’s finance industry, the funds sector has continued to grow and

attract new business helping the Island to maintain its reputation as a leading international finance centre. The new ZEDRA fund is more good news for Jersey and a sign of ZEDRA’s confidence in the jurisdiction.

Mike Farley, Managing Director of ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Services, says: ‘We developed the Fund because we saw the need for an investment solution built for trustees, which isn’t constrained to one investment manager’s process where you are tied to a specific strategy and style.

‘If a trustee has £50 million to invest, you can allocate your financial assets between two or three different investment managers, to reduce manager risk, and still have sufficient

assets with each manager to be able to negotiate competitive costs at the manager level. However, this is not so easy if your trust fund has £3 million or less to invest. This is where our new Fiduciary Investment Fund comes in.’

The ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Fund is currently only available to clients of the ZEDRA Group and, more specifically, Sterling investors. However, Andy Cunningham, Director of ZEDRA Fund Services, added: ‘We have already seen a lot of interest in this innovative approach to managing fiduciary assets and anticipate launching a US Dollar version and also opening the fund to other service providers in due course. The appointment of individual investment managers today is becoming

Mike Farley, Managing Director of ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Services and Andy Cunningham, Director of ZEDRA Fund Services

more and more expensive for trustees and can often be a reason why a trustee will stay with an underperforming manager rather than switch elsewhere – clearly not always the right solution for the trust and its beneficiaries. The ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Fund overcomes this dilemma.’

The Fund was launched on 1st August and has assets in excess of £250m. ZEDRA were advised by Martin Paul of Bedell Cristin. The ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Fund Limited, ZEDRA Fund Services Limited and ZEDRA Fiduciary Investment Services Limited are regulated by the Jersey Financial Service Commission.

PDJ Changes its management following the purchase of the business by Roberts

Trading since 1969, Petroleum Distributors Jersey (PDJ) is predominantly an oil heating business servicing both domestic and commercial customers. PDJ also provides Boiler Maintenance Services, offering a one stop shop for all heating solutions. PDJ doesn’t stop there, they also supply forecourts with road fuel and lubricants to their commercial customers.

In addition to offering competitive prices for domestic and commercial oil, PDJ has always prided itself on its exceptional customer service; and teamed with the new management now in place, there are great plans to take the businesses forward Pan-Island. Since the buy-out in December 2017, PDJ is now spearheaded by a new dynamic local team headed up by Honey Whiteman, who takes on the role of General Manager of PDJ in addition to her current role as Finance Director of Roberts Garages reporting in to Ricky

Davey, Managing Director of the Roberts Garages Group.

‘I am very much looking forward to managing such a diverse and interesting business as PDJ and aim to continue to not only meet but exceed the needs of all our clients,’

commented Honey. ‘Knowing I have a very motivated and capable team to support me in taking the business forward, ensures our clients will continue to enjoy the exceptional levels of customer service and the competitive fuel prices that they have come to expect from PDJ.’

Board surveys health staff on hospital location The Hospital Policy Development Board has commissioned a survey to ask health staff for their views on the location of a new hospital.

The survey, prepared by an independent survey company, is being sent to all staff currently working for Health and Community Services. Paper copies will also be available for staff who would prefer hard copies.

This survey is part of the work of

the Hospital Policy Review Board, which is conducting an assurance review of the evidence that supported the previous States Assembly’s decision to develop a new hospital on the existing site, Westaway Court and Kensington Place.

The survey is supported by Island’s Minister for Health and Social Services, who is also on the Hospital Policy Development Board.

It includes a question about site selection which was raised in a recent

petition to the States Assembly, which asked for a staff survey. The Chair of the Hospital Policy Review Board, Connétable Chris Taylor, said: “The Board would like to hear the views of staff currently working in Health and Community Service. This brief, independent survey will be used by the board to develop its conclusions in its report to the Chief Minister.”

The initial review is expected to be completed in October and the findings will be made public.

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States announces ‘one front door’ for customer services ​The States of Jersey will soon be providing most of its frontline customer services in one place.

The new Customer and Local Services department, which will be based at the former Social Security building in La Motte Street, will provide ‘one front door’ for the majority of faceto-face customer queries. It will, over time, provide a streamlined service for everything from applying for income support to planning and passport applications, and getting help with tax matters.

At the moment, islanders have to deal with teams in various departments in a number of locations, either face-to-face, by post, by phone or online, and they often have to provide the same information many times.

Islanders currently make almost 200,000 visits a year (3,800 a week) to government offices, and the new ‘one front door’ will bring frontline teams together, so that islanders will no longer have to visit different offices when they deal with the government.

It is being established as part of the One Government vision of a modern

public service, with customers at the heart of the new structure. An island-wide survey of 1,000 islanders conducted in February 2018 on behalf of the States of Jersey, by the UK polling company, ComRes, found: - 84% of islanders want to be able to apply for government services in one place, instead of having to contact each department separately - 76% of islanders think the government should provide more of its services online Director General for Customer and Local Services, Ian Burns, said: “We’ve listened to islanders, who’ve said they want more joined-up services and to be able to access them in one place, so that’s what we’re working towards.

“By bringing more front desk services together in one place, we’ll make it easier and more convenient for the islanders we serve. We’ll also put more services online, because most islanders want to serve themselves digitally whenever and wherever they like. We’ll continue to

support customers who need extra help.”

Assistant Chief Minister, Connétable Richard Buchanan, said: “This move supports our aim to become a customer-focused organisation, working as one team to deliver quality, modern public services that provide value for money.

Providing ‘one front door’ will help to integrate the delivery of our services, reduce duplication, promote collaboration and increase productivity.”

Services will begin to move from Cyril Le Marquand House, South Hill and Maritime House to La Motte Street in October, and over a period of weeks the range of services available through the new front door to government will grow. As the services move, the customer desks in their former offices will close.

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REST EASY AT LONGUEVILLE MANOR WITH THE ULTIMATE SLEEP PACKAGE Over the past few years, the Relais & Châteaux hotel Longueville Manor has noticed an increase in guests who are taking a break due to stress or who are searching for a wellbeing escape. Responding to this demand, the hotel has launched a unique package and treatment, in collaboration with world-renowned skincare specialists de Mamiel, to help remedy modern day stress that impacts on mental health and sleep deprivation.

A 2018 Forth survey* found that 85% of British adults are now experiencing stress regularly and 54% of these people are worried about the impact it is having on their health. One of the major stress causing factors is not getting enough sleep.

Modern day poor sleep routines are proven to be influenced by watching television (38%), checking emails (14%) or using laptops/tablets (12%) in bed. All of these electrical devices emit bright light which can disrupt the production of the body’s natural sleep hormones (The Sleep Council, Great British Bedtime Report**).

The ‘All Things Sleep’ package is designed to encourage guests to take a break from everyday life, leave their stress behind and give them a chance to recharge their batteries and catch up on sleep.

The package includes: • 3 nights bed and breakfast at the AA 5 Red Star Manor • A de Mamiel ‘Rest Easy’ treatment per person in the Cottage Garden boutique spa • A de Mamiel sleep oil blend per person • Many more special touches designed to make the customer’s stay restful and rejuvenating The de Mamiel Rest Easy treatment, which is exclusive to Longueville Manor in Jersey, consists of a 15-minute

consultation to understand a customer’s specific needs and a blissful, hourlong combination treatment.

The treatment includes a whole body experience, designed to create a space for the client to unwind and either drift off into an easy sleep or continue through the day with an increased sense of focus. A Sleep Oil formulated to target particular sleep concerns is selected before moving on to breathing techniques, meditation and a tension relieving back-massage.

Restorative cleansing balm is applied to the face, neck and décolleté to deeply cleanse the skin. A specialised massage focuses on relieving tension, increasing circulation and lymph drainage and a hydrating facial mask locks in moisture and soothes the skin.

The founder of de Mamiel, Année de Mamiel, is a leading authority on high-performance natural skincare and the effects of stress on the skin. Année says, ‘In developing the botaniques Sleep Series, I have looked at the causes of what keeps us awake and how holding that stress in our bodies prevents quality sleep. A lack of quality sleep is one of the biggest contributors to daily stress. Creating a product that makes you sleepy wasn’t enough; my intention has always been to create a product that supports quality sleep by addressing the root cause and not the symptom.

‘The Rest Easy treatment begins

the process of releasing the tension of the journey and easing us into a goods night sleep. I love working with Longueville to develop these bespoke treatments, they were our first spa partner and care deeply about providing only the best, most effective treatments to their guests.’

Longueville Manor’s Spa Manager Clair Howell, who has over 20 years’ experience as a therapist and beauty therapy lecturer, has been trained by de Mamiel in this bespoke treatment.

She says: ‘It’s a truly revolutionary treatment. It honestly feels like you’re healing people. We drive out the stresses that can come from day to day life or perhaps trauma, grief or sleep disorders. The skin responds immediately to the products due to their potency – they are made with love and it shows.’ *2018 Forth Survey ** The Sleep Council, Great British Bedtime Report

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PETS

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PET TECH It’s estimated that the average pet owner spends approximately £1,252 on their pets every single year. You may well be familiar with splashing out on treats, clothes and bedding for your loyal companion, but what about investing in their very own technology?

It might seem strange but the tech lovers amongst us are now reaching for their wallets and investing in the best gadgets for their pets. Whether it’s cameras to watch and interact with them during the workday, toys to keep them entertained for hours or a fitness monitoring to check they’re getting their daily recommended walks-there’s all sorts of new technology that promises to make owning a pet easier than it ever has been.

Pod Trackers

Pet owners use the Pod to record their pet’s movements on a regular basis allowing them to develop this picture of their pet’s territory and habits or routines over time. This knowledge massively improves many facets of their pet’s safety and life, as ultimately the way most pet parents first identify a missing pet is through a break in their routine (ie. when they don’t’ come in for dinner, or don’t respond when called). The biggest advantage is peace of mind – knowing where to look helps to reduce the panic and stress of losing a pet dramatically, enabling a more effective response/search. Cats in particular tend to have set routines and territories. Familiarizing yourself with this information gives a great starting point for a search and generally means less worry.

Microchip Pet Feeder If you have more than one pet you’ll know that keeping on top of who eats what can be challenging.

The Microchip Pet Feeder makes sure only the right pet eats the right food. It automatically closes when the cat has finished eating, stopping any other optimistic dogs and cats in their tracks. The SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder keeps your home fly and odour free The sealed lid ensures that food odours are kept at bay and flies have no chance.

This also means that food stays fresher for much longer than with traditional pet bowls, saving money on wasted food. Playing with the cat’s food can be a fascinating activity for small children. Although fun, this is not ideal at an age when every object goes into their mouths. The SureFeed Pet Feeder prevents tiny fingers from getting into the cat’s food. Once you’ve programmed your pets microchip it is permanently stored, meaning your pet can eat at any time.

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DART DUO™ toy is an automatic rotating light with 2 lasers for shared play with multiple cats. Place the toy on the floor, turn it on, and watch them play! 2 lasers move in a circle, darting and switching directions in random patterns. The unpredictable movement entices your pets to dart, pounce, and chase the red dot.

Each laser spins in a circle on opposite sides so pets aren't competing for the same laser. 4 adjustable speed and 4 timer settings create 16 engaging play combinations.

iFetch

iFetch is an award-winning automatic ball launcher that provides a fun new twist to the game of fetch!

The iFetch original runs on AC Adapter (included) or 6 C-cell batteries. Once powered up, select the distance that best suits your space by pressing the button on the rear of the machine. iFetch has three distance settings, 10, 20 or 30 feet. Once selected your dog drops the ball into the top and the ball is launched out of the machine, for your fetch crazy dog to chase & collect.

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Jersey Dog Training Association No matter what age you start training your dog, foundation training provides the basis for any activity, behavior or job you want your dog to do. Training provides dogs with the basic good manners we all want—from polite greetings when guests arrive, to walking nicely on the leash, to coming when called. The Jersey Training Association, who are run by experienced volunteers, are approaching their 50th anniversary next year and can help with this, whether it’s puppy classes or basic dog training.

Why obedience training? In obedience dogs are taught to understand and obey certain commands. At the domestic level a well-trained dog is a happy dog with a happy owner, because the owner can trust their dog. For example to return to them when called on the beach, or to drop into a down if a car is coming.

For the dog, they are pack animals, so learning to obey commands helps them to understand that their owners.

What will we learn at class? The basic commands we teach our dogs in the introductory classes are to Sit, to go Down, to walk by the owners side without pulling on the lead, to return to owner when called, to stay in one spot when the owner leaves them, and to pick up and bring back and give

items when requested. Coming to dog training classes is also very important

for socialising your dog, so it is used to contact with other dogs and people.

• Thursday classes 7pm – puppies • 7.45 classes - dogs 6 months plus

All trainers are PDTI & IMDT certification holders

For information about dog training please call 722451 or visit www.jerseydogtraining.co.uk

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The new Robell collection has arrived at Neptune www.jerseypages.info

Robell is made for women who are always on the hunt for trousers with a perfect fit and a fashionable design – and they fit incredibly well. The different styles are made with a unique stretch-material that makes sure the trousers fit no matter your shape or size.

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New for autumn, along with fabulous new colours and designs in trousers, Neptune on Gorey Pier has taken delivery of the range of Robell jeans we’ve all been waiting for. These are available in sizes 8 to 24 in choice of coloured denim-type fabric.

Robell jeans and trousers are perfect for autumn teamed with a jacket from the fabulous new collections at Neptune – jackets which include Frandsen down-filled gilets and jackets, tailored sophistication from L’Argentina and incredible luxury fake furs from Freda & Freddie.

Get ready to fire their imaginations this half term

Your semi-permanent make-up specialist

Semi-permanent make-up enhances your features, making you look more attractive and feel more confident.

Jacquie Callaghan is the semipermanent make-up specialist who can create a truly natural look.

Half term is going to be here before you know it, so get prepared now to keep the children occupied on rainy days by calling into Victoria Art & Framing Gallery.

Perfectly shaped brows, professionally-lined eyes and softly defined lips, yes you know you’re worth it!

Victoria Art & Framing Gallery stocks everything to give life and colour to their imagination, including the superior Faber Castell range of felt pens, colouring pencils and watercolour sets.

For the older artist there’s a superb selection of art sets along with all the paints, brushes, pads, easels, portfolios canvases, mediums etc. you could possibly need.

Neptune on Gorey Pier is open Monday to Saturday 10 am to 5 pm; Sunday 10.30 am to 4.30 pm. Tel 851243. www.neptune jersey.je Follow Neptune on facebook to keep up with the latest news.

Jacquie works with ASC (Aesthetic Skin Clinic) at Lido Medical Centre.

She would be delighted to answer any of your questions prior to a consultation. Tel: 07797 711088.

Your most expensive choice is to do nothing To immortalise finished works of art for posterity, the Gallery has a quality framing service.

Photos can also be beautifully mounted and framed, making for a perfect gift.

If you’ve had a problem with seagulls nesting, take action now as they return every year to the same location – and prevention now is better than an expensive cure later Adult seagulls breed for up to 15 years of their lifespan and will return to the same spot every year to nest – each year they are capable of raising three young.

If you’ve had to tolerate a summer of noisy and aggressive nesting birds, then don’t wait till next year and suffer through it all again, prevention is better than cure – TAKE ACTION NOW! It’s been an incredibly busy few months for Howard Durell and the team at Absolute Pest Control, which is why they are urging property owners to have gull deterrents fitted now. Absolute Pest Control is offering free surveys and no-obligation quotes on seagull deterrents before the end of this year.

Victoria Art & Framing Gallery, 3 Victoria Street. Tel: 730279.

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By the way, with winter approaching, the team will soon be dealing with mice and rats that head indoors away from the cold to attics and other nooks and crannies. Beat the pests to it by having preventative measures put in place now.

Call Absolute Pest Control on 07797 748288 or 07797 829885

Visit www.pestcontroljersey.co.uk

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Bang on trend for style and colour

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I just love these two coats from Vetono – both bang on trend for style and colour this autumn and perfect for all your layering needs. Always known for producing something just that bit different, yet absolutely wearable, this German company is a favourite of those who love their fashion.

Up and Above has been completely transformed into all things autumn and we love the mix of colours; silver greys and blush pink, vibrant red mixed with black and white, varying shades of blue from navy to royal with highlights of white. And speaking of white, one of this year’s ‘must-haves’ is that long time staple, a fab cotton shirt.

Choose from classic styling to a longer length with asymmetric hem for all your layering needs, or a crinkle style with gorgeous detail on cuffs and placket for a stand-alone piece.

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A girl’s best friend Over the last two hundred years Charles Green has become synonymous with quality, hand crafted, British Jewellery. Charles Green jewellery is created to last for generations and is exclusive in the Island to Letto’s.

Letto’s has a breathtaking selection of diamond rings now in store, along with diamond pendants and earrings.

All diamonds are certificated and come with FREE valuation.

Call in to find out more.

Even if you haven’t completely abandoned your late summer wardrobe it is now time to be thinking ahead and taking a look at all the lovely new things arriving to cheer you up as the nights draw in.

H. Letto & Son Ltd, 18, Charing Cross. Tel 730952.

Up and Above at No 50 Don Street stocks size 6 to 28 in trousers and 12 to 26 in fashion. Telephone 758808.

Les Ormes Brasserie STARTERS

Smoked Mackerel Beetroot salad, pickled cucumber, watercress & freshly grated horseradish Panzanella of Heritage Tomatoes Focaccia, caper, black olive, basil & anchovy Les Ormes Homemade Soup Celeriac Salad of Crushed Hazelnut. Lemon, wild rocket & white truffle oil Bruschetta of Shaved Fennel Rocket, orange, dill, salted black pepper squid & garlic mayonnaise (£3 supplement) ~oOo~ MAIN COURSES Thai Red Curry Cooked With Coconut (Chicken or Vegetable) Carrots, bean sprouts, mangetout, chilli, coriander, spring onion, rice & prawn cracker

Les Ormes – the first choice for every event Are your company’s team bonding days ones that everyone looks forward to? If they are held at Les Ormes the answer is a resounding ‘YES’.

Les Ormes is fast becoming the preferred venue for all manner of ‘awaydays’ as they offer such a wide range of activities and sports such golf days, tennis and activities in the soccer dome, all of which can be combined with catering in the fabulous Les Ormes Brasserie. There’s also a private function room which can accommodate up to 50 for meetings, presentations and training courses. Here you can arrange to have a working buffet or lunch in the Brasserie.

Katherine, Les Ormes events coordinator

Pan-fried Black Bream Peas, broad beans, asparagus, potatoes, mint & black olive sauce Butternut Risotto Cooked With Arborio Rice Crushed Amaretti biscuits, crispy sage & pecorino Chargrilled Leg of Lamb Roast parsnip, curly kale, herb green sauce & Florentine potatoes Chargrilled 8oz Rib Steak Wild rocket, shaved Parmesan, balsamic & triple cooked chips (£5 supplement) ~oOo~ DESSERTS Gluten Free Brownie with vanilla ice cream Sicilian Lemon Meringue with fresh raspberry Lime & Pistachio Cheesecake with vanilla ice cream Panna Cotta of the Day with fruit compote & crushed amaretto biscuits

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Of course, at this time of year the big debate in businesses across the Island has to be ‘where are we going for our Christmas get together?’ Forget the debate and just book your ‘do’ at Les Ormes Brasserie. Whether it’s an office lunch for just a few, or a full-on Christmas party, you can be guaranteed a fabulous event. The restaurant seats up to 80 people or you can take over the private function room with its own bar. A DJ can be arranged for private parties, or take your own playlist – plus there is plenty of free overnight parking.

Visit www.lesormesjersey.co.uk/events for further details on events and corporate days and to view menus online. Or call Katharine on 01534 497038 to arrange a bespoke event to suit all your needs.

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With every visit to Les Ormes and its facilities you are contributing towards the Bosdet Foundation which is committed to helping local Jersey charities.

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Art in the Frame Foundation and The Harbour Gallery are pleased to announce that they will be holding The Alternative Wedding Fayre on Sunday 7th October, 11am to 5pm. The Fayre will help future brides, grooms and family members create the most personal and wonderful wedding of their dreams – a same sex marriage, a themed wedding, a Humanist wedding or simply just a wedding with a difference.

In addition, The Harbour Gallery and Art in the Frame Foundation are pleased to announce the launch of The Gallery Preloved Wedding Shop. This will showcase preloved wedding dresses, bridesmaids dresses, groom’s attire, shoes, wedding accessories, bags and hats.

Wedding stationery

by Georgie Ng.

EXHIBITORS INCLUDE: Once Upon A Wedding Photography Georgie Ng Stationery The Craftea House Frankie Stammers Videography Wonderlands Sophie Darwin Photography Edward Blampied Caricatures Jessica Shelley Make-up & Hair Niki Perchard THE Speech The Event Shop Watts Cooking Moulin De Lecq Humanist Wedding Celebrant Sue Le Gresley Fudge Wedding Favours Fleurs à Vie by Hand Heaven (crochet) Pallot Florists Pretty Baked Cakes Hilary Kay Wedding Favours Forever Artificial Plants Boutique Balloons Tracy Hoare Paper Flowers Jersey Organic Yurts Purple Panda Creations Emma Bertram Pierce Temple Spa Harbour Gallery Hen Parties

Sophie Darwin Photography. ‘Capturing those special moments are so important to me and I feel utterly blessed that people are prepared to invite me into their lives to take images for them to treasure forever.’

The Craftea House handcrafts paper flowers from pages of old books, sheet music or paper personalised with your words.

Fleurs à Vie beautiful floral arrangements created

by Helen Morgan using luxurious yarns and threads.

Purple Panda Creations custom design a wide range of wedding decor tailored to your wedding theme.

Fabulous pearls set with turquoise, amethyst, malachite, lapis lazuli, amber and environmentallysourced coral are the perfect accessory to bring a splash of colour to your autumn wardrobe.

And they are so reasonably priced you can treat yourself to a few to match with all your outfits.

Call into Letto’s in Charing Cross. Te 730952.

Forever Artificial Plants offers a wide variety of high quality plants, trees and flowers for both indoor and outdoor use.

Once Upon A Wedding Photography. Personalised imaginative photography to feature the story of your wedding from the engagement to the first dance.

Want a new look for autumn?

I often get asked where I get my hair done, and the answer is Laura’s Salon in Colomberie. I’ve been going to Laura for the last two years during which time she has transformed me from being a redhead to having warm blonde highlights which are great to disguise the grey! The prices are great too – full head colour with cut and blow dry from £120.

Entertainment from Kydd of Sitas’ Circus, Jenca School of Music and Balafonics Music

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The perfect accessory Easy to wear, available in different lengths, I’m a HUGE fan of the pearl and stone collection at Letto’s – my turquoise and pearl necklace has been my summer favourite.

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Pretty Baked wedding cakes by Cathie Anders.

You can trust The Event Shop to take care of wedding planning and management, affording you that very special gift of ‘time’, to enjoy your special day.

To keep up to date with all the latest news follow The Harbour Gallery, the home of Art in the Frame Foundation, on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or visit the website.

Tel: 01534 743044. WWW.THEHARBOURGALLERYJERSEY.COM

Laura and Adele have been busy giving happy customers fab new looks for the autumn and they are delighted to have welcomed Susana (of Susana’s Nails) to the team.

Pop in to make your appointment at Laura’s Salon in Colomberie. Tel: 738888.

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The Bosdet Foundation – giving back to the community The Bosdet Foundation charitable trust, is the heart of Les Ormes, with the aim that income made there is invested back into the community, to help the people of Jersey.

The profits from all the business concerns and facilities at Les Ormes, have seen the help that the Bosdet Foundation gives to the community steadily grow.

Find out more at www.bosdet.je

Get your autumn look straight from the catwalks The catwalk fashion shows for the new season went really, really wild for animal print.

At Ellis Collections in Colomberie fabulous tiger stripes and leopard spots fill the rails in a range of gorgeous separates – make sure there’s at least one animal print piece in your wardrobe to stay on trend this autumn.

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Of course at this time of year its all about jackets, the grab-and-go types that just sit effortlessly with your favourite jeans, and Ellis has jackets to suit every mood and budget.

Call into Ellis in Colomberie for your perfect autumn wardrobe essentials. Tel 732465.

With all of the medical breakthroughs happening there is, unfortunately, still no cure for the common cold. Stocking up on supplements is one of the most effective ways to prepare yourself for cold season. Supplements will work to boost your immune system, keep you healthy, and help your body fight back against symptoms – if you take them consistently.

I can honestly not remember the last time I had flu-like symptoms (I will admit to the odd sniffle and sneeze, maybe a cough or two when winter really bites!), so I’m always being asked how I manage to escape the worst of it.

The answer is simple: I take high strength Vitamin C tablets every day – and I increase the dosage as soon as winter kicks in. If I do

feel the tell-tale signs, then along with extra Vitamin C tablets I take Echinacea – a traditional herbal medicinal product to be taken at the first signs of a cold or flu.

Over the years I’ve had friends say ‘I tried Vitamin C and Echinacea and I still fell ill’. Well folks you can’t take any old supplements, you have to be taking the right kind of supplements, and the way to be certain you have the most effective products is to make sure you’re buying from 100% Health in Conway street.

I’ve also recently added Optibac Probiotics to my daily supplements. Along with helping to ensure a healthy gut, probiotics help to strengthen your immune system.

If you’re at all confused on what to choose, helpful staff are always on hand at 100% Health in Conway Street.

Tel 610638.

Bremont reveals its darker side Venom, the new antihero epic movie is released this month and the star of the film, Tom Hardy, wore the stealthy Bremont U-2/51-JET timepiece for his role as Eddie Brock.

The U-2/51-JET takes design cues from some of Bremont’s military work commissioned by Britain’s RAF’s 100 squadron members to complement their Hawk T1 Jet aircraft. The 100 Squadron was the first squadron formed for night bombing back in 1917 and its stealthy appearance led to the introduction of this ‘Jet’ black timepiece.

You can view the Bremont U-2/51-JET exclusively in the Island at H. Letto & Son Ltd, 18 Charing Cross.

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PROPERTY INSIGHTS What does viewing feedback really mean?

By Marcus Matthews of Indigo Estates Sellers often approach us after an unsatisfactory experience with another agent, particularly in relation to poor levels of feedback following property viewings.

Surely prompt and constructive feedback should be a fundamental part of any estate agent’s service to their clients! Only when agents understand what buyers think of a property can they deliver practical advice that will enhance its sale prospects. The agent and the seller should be working hand-in-hand to achieve the desired outcome, based significantly on buyers’ comments.

We also understand the seller’s anguish in simply not knowing whether a sale is imminent following a viewing.

Sometimes, feedback is obviously positive: “When can you move out?” is clearly a strong buying signal; “What are the neighbours like?”, “Could I bring my partner round?” or “Will you be leaving that cupboard?” certainly indicate that the property is a distinct possibility, and a good agent should be able to move this interest towards a firm offer.

Some feedback can be helpful in confirming whether the asking price is positioned correctly in the market.

Buyers buy by comparison, and sometimes a swift price adjustment can be imperative to avoid the house going stale on the market. For example, “The property is too small

for us” usually means, “We have seen larger houses for the same price”.

“The street is too busy” usually means “We’ve seen similarly priced

properties in quieter streets”.

Of course, many people are just being polite when they say, “We’ll think about it”, or “I’m sure you’ll

find a buyer easily”. The key to good estate agency is identifying which comments point to a sale, which point to a negotiation, and which

point to a problem with the price.

And we think sellers deserve to know, via prompt and supportive feedback.

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