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• Jersey Heritage has a December declutter

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• Survey reveals more islanders cutting back on fresh groceries

  An annual survey that provides an insight into the lives of people in Jersey reveals more of us are cutting back on buying fresh fruit and vegetables to cope with the cost of living.

• Nude Dunes available to rent as a shop or commercial unit

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• Alternative Christmas market encourages gifting art

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• Neil MacRae returns to Jersey Cricket as Director

  Jersey Cricket has announced the return of Neil MacRae as Director of Cricket.

• Soups and Santas raise £32k for Jersey charities

  Sales of soup and a sleigh of sprinting Santas have raised a total of £32,000 for two Jersey charities in annual fundraisers in St Helier this past week.

• Guernsey's former Chief Minister resigns as deputy after admitting making indecent images of children

  Disgraced politician Jonathan Le Tocq has resigned from the States after pleading guilty in Guernsey's Royal Court to all 15 charges against him.