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Jersey Cricket in Walkers tie-up to support girls’ pathway

JERSEY Cricket is proud to announce a new sponsorship agreement with international law firm Walkers. This partnership marks a significant investment in the future of women’s and girls’ cricket across the island. The partnership will see Walkers become the official sponsor of Jersey Cricket’s girls’ pathway, supporting the Lionesses Junior Performance Programme and the Walkers…

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£100K benefit fraud was ‘to give children a better life’

A WOMAN who fraudulently claimed more than £110,000 in benefits has been told she should be going to jail – but was instead handed a lengthy community service sentence to continue caring for her child. Otilia Maria De Oliveira Teixeira…

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