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• Visitors to pay for A&E treatment

  Visitors to Jersey will no longer receive free emergency hospital care if they are from somewhere that wouldn't treat a Jersey resident without charge.

• Jersey RNLI lifeguards respond to 4,000 incidents in 15 years

  The RNLI in Jersey is celebrating 15 years of making the island’s beaches safer.

• Attempt to block sale of old Social Security building fails

  The sale of the old Social Security building for housing will go head, despite a St Helier's deputy's attempt to postponed it.

• Havre Des Pas' Allix shipyard gets a makeover

  The Parish of St Helier took ownership of the Allix Shipyard gardens in January, and is restoring the wooden ship, laying new paths, and replacing lighting.

• Independent review to look into Jersey work permit system

  Politicians have said the current work permit system exploits the 'already vulnerable status' of seasonal migrant workers.

• DFDS cancels Portsmouth sailings after Tarifa Jet incident

  DFDS has cancelled sailings to Portsmouth and revised its timetable for the coming days following an incident involving Tarifa Jet on Sunday evening.

• Health Minister brings in hospital 'bed-blocking' charge

  Jersey's Health Minister has brought in a 'bed blocking' charge for hospital patients.

• Apple acknowledges iPhone age check problem in Channel Islands

  Apple has confirmed it’s aware of an issue preventing iPhone users in the Channel Islands from verifying their age.