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• Government spending less on consultants

  Jersey's government says spending on consultants and temporary workers has more than halved in three years.

• Jersey drone havoc: Specialist equipment on-island

  Specialist drone detection technology is now in Jersey as the investigation to find those responsible for the weekend's flight disruption continues.

• Neurology patients are 'frightened, frustrated and forgotten' as thousands await appointments

  The Sophie Reid Neurological Association has responded to an update from the Health Minister, confirming nearly 4,000 islanders are waiting for neurology appointments.

• 'Leave nothing, take nothing' at Jersey's ancient sites

  The Société Jersiaise is reminding people not to leave anything - including offerings or debris of spiritual practices - at historic sites.

• 1,500 handmade poppies planted in St John

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  A husband and wife in St John have handmade 1,500 poppies for a Remembrance Day display outside the Parish Hall.

• Simon Calder on drone havoc: 'Deeply troubling that somebody thought this would be a good idea'

  Travel journalist Simon Calder has told Channel 103 the illegal use of drones in Jersey airspace over the weekend is 'absolutely dreadful'.

• Roll of Honour unveiled at Charing Cross

  Jersey's Roll of Honour has been unveiled at Charing Cross in St Helier.

• Consultation on plans to admit girls into Victoria College sixth form

  Islanders' views are wanted on plans from the Board of Governors at Victoria College to admit girls into their sixth form.