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• New Education Minister will 'look at' alternative sites for town primary school

  Jersey's new Education Minister has promised to look again at the decision to build a new primary school on the Gas Place site in St Helier.

• More time given to fix wall causing Rouge Bouillon traffic chaos

  Traffic chaos on Rouge Bouillon is set to continue into next month, because an order served on the property owners to fix an unstable wall has been extended.

• Jersey set to send humanitarian aid to Venezuela

  Jersey is looking at sending emergency humanitarian aid to Venezuela, following the devastation caused by twin earthquakes.

• Venezuelan islander sets up aid appeal following dual quakes

  A Venezuelan man living in Jersey has begun an appeal for aid following two devastating earthquakes that killed his brother and hundreds of others.

• Islanders warned of fines for parking on Jersey beaches

  Honorary Police are warning islanders they risk a fine if they park on the beach without a valid permit.

• Thousands call for aircon throughout the hospital

  Thousands are calling for air conditioning throughout the hospital after temperatures on the children's ward exceeded 31 degrees during heatwaves.

• 400 athletes take on the Jersey Triathlon

  More than 40% of this year’s Standard and Sprint competitors travelled from overseas for the thirteenth year of Britain's most southerly race.

• Fourth school 'partnership lead' appointed

  Former Highlands College Principal Jo Terry-Marchant completes a team to oversee a reform of education in Jersey.