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• First law in Violence Against Women and Girls package to come into force

  The first law in the Government's work to directly tackle Violence Against Women and Girls will come into force on 1 December.

• Firearms and dangerous weapons amnesty during November

  An island-wide firearm and dangerous weapons amnesty is being held in Jersey throughout November.

• Jersey run clubs unite for 'Let's Lift The Curfew'

  With the clocks changing and the nights getting darker, Jersey running clubs are again uniting to support Let’s Lift The Curfew.

• Call for strategy to encourage young islanders back after university

  The government is being asked to develop a strategy for young islanders who want to return to Jersey after university.

• Nearly 200 nursery children to get dedicated one-to-one story time

  Every child in three Jersey school nurseries will now get dedicated one-to-one story time with an adult every week.

• 205 freight trailers arrive following Storm Austen

  Stock levels at Jersey's supermarkets should be getting back to normal after Storm Austen affected supplies arriving on-island late last week.

• Stalking law set to come into force 'early next year'

  Jersey's Home Affairs Minister says the island's new stalking law should come into force 'early next year'.

• First Jersey oyster shipment arrives through Granville facility

  Jersey oysters have been exported through a new inspection facility in Granville for the first time.