Fancy A Pint? The artist talk series creating a community in Jersey
Composing, poetry and drag are just some of the arts covered by the speakers in the 'Fancy A Pint?' artist talk series.
Journalism
I am an NCTJ Diploma in Journalism student. I currently hold qualifications in Broadcast Regulation, Media Law, Public Affairs, Videojournalism, Essential Journalism, Ethics and Regulation, and 60wpm Shorthand.
I also have a BA Hons in English Literature.
Over the past two years I have worked in local print news in Devon and for radio station Midlands103 in Ireland on their morning show Midlands Today. I currently work in news at Channel103 in Jersey.
These are a selection of my favourite stories I have worked on.
Free event to encourage more women to stand in Jersey elections
This International Women’s Day, Vote.je is celebrating Jersey’s female political pioneers to inspire more women to stand for election to the States Assembly.
Primary schools in the past is the topic for Jersey Archive's latest talks
Jersey Archive's new series of free monthly talks begins this month, this time asking ‘What’s Your School’s Story?’
Deputy attempts to halt sale of Aviemore to JDC
A Jersey politician is attempting to halt the sale of Aviemore to the Jersey Development Company.
DFDS clarifies their transportation of horses
After confusion over the weekend, Jersey's new ferry operator has confirmed how they will transport horses on their fleet.
Kezia's memory will make it to Everest Base Camp
The dad of Kezia Mason, a Jersey College for Girls pupil who tragically took her own life aged just 14, is taking on Everest Base Camp to raise money for the charity set up in her name.
Progress reviews for all three year olds in Jersey
All three year olds in Jersey are now being offered a developmental review at their school or nursery in the year before they start school.
Major marine conservation talks in Jersey for World Wetlands Day
The Marine Mission returns to offer the Jersey public a unique opportunity to hear from leading marine conservationists and environmentalists.
Adventurer crosses world's largest continuous sand desert
The route through Saudi Arabia's Rub' al-Khali, also known as 'Empty Quarter', has raised money and awareness for efforts to bring clean water to vulnerable communities.
Jersey marks Holocaust Memorial Day
Jersey joins the world in commemorating and remembering victims of the Holocaust on the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Artists selected for Central Market community project
Two Jersey artists will be based in the markets for three months to create a new public artwork inspired by childhood memories of throwing a coin in the fountain and making a wish.
Town Church's ceiling becomes the canvas of a journey through time
A video projection and immersive soundscape is mapping the emergence of language in Jersey at Town Church.
LISTEN: Jersey writer puts island history into rhyming verse
81-year-old Donald Brown is working with Jersey Heritage and Jersey National Trust on a rhyming tour guide of the island.
Historian creates self-guided walking tour for Dementia Jersey
A former Blue Badge tour guide has created a historical walking tour of Havre Des Pas.
Runners from 20 countries here for the Jersey Marathon
2,000 runners from 20 different countries are arriving in Jersey ahead of Sunday's marathon.
Inside Jersey's traditional Black Butter 'Lé Nièr Beurre' event
The National Trust for Jersey will again make traditional Black Butter in St Mary with cider apples from its orchard and the help of volunteers.
Tinathon targets 15,000 donations to meet rising demand for shelter
Every night in Jersey, 120 homeless people sleep in a bed provided by Shelter Trust which is facing increasing demand for its food bank services.
Nine year old exhibits charity paintings alongside famous artists
Nine year old Scott Freer's artwork is being auctioned to raise money for Mind Jersey.
New exhibition at Jersey Museum focuses on island stories
A new exhibition at Jersey Museum opens this week, showcasing key elements of the island's history.
Prisoners release album of their own music
A different kind of prison record is out. H.M.P - His Music Productions - is a 13 track album produced by ten inmates at La Moye.
PODCAST: Ours To Protect
Introducing the Bottle Return Scheme: incentivizing bottle returns to increase recycling rates, reduce littering, and promote environmental stewardship in Ireland's Midlands region.
Ours To Protect, brought to you by Midlands 103, the IBI and funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the Television Licence Fee - for more information check out - https://ourstoprotect.ie/
Ours To Protect, brought to you by Midlands 103, the IBI and funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the Television Licence Fee - for more information check out - https://ourstoprotect.ie/
PODCAST: Ours To Protect
No Mow May: Supporting Bees in Ireland
"No Mow May" is a conservation initiative aimed at creating bee-friendly habitats by allowing natural vegetation to grow rather than mowing it regularly. This practice helps to provide essential resources for bees and other pollinators, contributing to biodiversity conservation and ecosystem health in Ireland.
Ours To Protect, brought to you by Midlands 103, the IBI and funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the Television Licence Fee - for more information che
"No Mow May" is a conservation initiative aimed at creating bee-friendly habitats by allowing natural vegetation to grow rather than mowing it regularly. This practice helps to provide essential resources for bees and other pollinators, contributing to biodiversity conservation and ecosystem health in Ireland.
Ours To Protect, brought to you by Midlands 103, the IBI and funded by Coimisiún na Meán with the Television Licence Fee - for more information che
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