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Chris Craddock

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Senior Communities Journalist at @BBCJersey. Half Brummie, half Welsh but mostly running these days.
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Flower parade's bid to be greener despite imports

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By Chris Craddock Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
This year's Battle of Flowers is aiming to be "as green as it possibly can" - despite having to rely on imported plants. Martyn Maguire, chairman of the Battle of Flowers Association, said a trial of growing flowers on Jersey had been unsuccessful, but the team behind the parade would consider trying again in the future. Ahead of the event taking place on Friday and Saturday, the Government of Jersey has agreed to waive costs for dealing with all of the green waste produced.
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Charity's child ambassador 'a major inspiration'

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By Chris Craddock Verified
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Henry, 10, raises awareness for the charity that helps his sister who has a rare genetic condition [BBC] A child charity ambassador has been called "a major inspiration" to other children in the island. Henry Hunt, 10, has been volunteering to help raise money for Jersey Child Care Trust for three years.
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Cheering their daughter on at Commonwealth Games

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By Chris Craddock Verified
| MSN Verified
Croaky voices, fingers sore from crossing, and a rollercoaster of emotions. That is what parents of Jersey heptathlete Lucy Woodward experienced cheering the 23-year-old on at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, watching her from the stands of the Scotstoun Stadium. They have spoken to the BBC about about what it felt like. Woodward made history by becoming the first person from Jersey to compete in the sport at the games and set a new personal best in the competition too.
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