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Yahoo
8 hours ago
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Man dies in crash on coastal road
A man has died in Jersey after a car hit a wall on a coastal road, police have said. States of Jersey Police said the crash happened on the St Clement coast road at 09:24 BST on Saturday. The male driver was pronounced dead in hospital while a passenger, his wife, suffered minor injuries, the force said. It said a section of Grand Route de La Cote between La Petite Sente and Rue De La Lourderie was closed for several hours after the crash, which involved no other vehicles. A spokesperson added: "We are working to support the family of those involved, and the investigation into what happened is ongoing." More news stories for Jersey Listen to the latest news for Jersey Follow BBC Jersey on X and Facebook. Send your story ideas to States of Jersey Police
BBC News
8 hours ago
- BBC News
Man dies in crash on Jersey coastal road
A man has died in Jersey after a car hit a wall on a coastal road, police have of Jersey Police said the crash happened on the St Clement coast road at 09:24 BST on male driver was pronounced dead in hospital while a passenger, his wife, suffered minor injuries, the force said a section of Grand Route de La Cote between La Petite Sente and Rue De La Lourderie was closed for several hours after the crash, which involved no other vehicles. A spokesperson added: "We are working to support the family of those involved, and the investigation into what happened is ongoing."
BBC News
16 hours ago
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Community art sessions hosted to reimagine Occupation tapestry
Islanders are being invited to paint or colour in their own version of a tapestry marking the Heritage said it was taking its Occupation Tapestry back out into the community in the form of colouring sheets and a large original, hung at the Maritime Museum, was unveiled in 1995 to mark the 50th Liberation Day - with 12 panels of hand-embroidered pictures to depict island life. In 2015, a 13th panel was added to the collection mark Liberation Rodrigues, JH Outreach Curator, said the designs of the original 12 panels had been made into canvases. She said: "We have 12 different panels which represent each parish and they all tell a very interesting story of the Occupation. "It's an opportunity for people to come in and learn a bit about the tapestry, the history as to why it came about and they get an opportunity to paint and engage with the actual panel in their own way." Ms Rodrigues said the sessions were for all ages and abilities."We can get creative, [if] anyone wanted to bring along some material and do a bit of collage, it's a complete open creative session, so it's whatever anyone wants to bring to the table."Workshops will be held at the parish halls in St Saviour, Trinity, St Clement, St Peter and St Lawrence until Thursday 31 July.
