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Giulia Heath

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  • News Editor, Channel 103
  • News Editor, Islands FM
  • Head of News, Tindle Radio
Jersey
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Head of News at Channel 103, Island FM & Soleil Radio, mum of two sons and beagle owner.
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Work begins on 139 new homes at South Hill

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By Giulia Heath Verified
| Channel 103
A computer-generated image of the Westward development. Credit: JDC. Work could not begin under at least 25% of the development cost had been pre-sold. That planning obligation has been met, meaning construction can get started. Legendre has been appointed as the main contractor. It is the firm that built Horizon on the Waterfront. The Westward development - on the site of the government's old Planning Department offices - has been years in the works. Plans were first unveiled in 2021.
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Sure apologises for mobile service problems

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By Giulia Heath Verified
| Island FM Verified
People are reporting often having no internet connection or signal to make calls. Scores of islanders have taken to social media in the past few days to bemoan the outages. "Sure. Sort yourself out please been losing connectivity on and off all week now its getting ridiculous" "Sure, anyone else having problems with the 4g and 5g connection whilst out and about?
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Jersey at 'extreme' risk of wildfires

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By Giulia Heath Verified
| Channel 103
A 2022 wildfire at L'Etacquerel. Credit JFRS With the island in the grips of a third heatwave of 2026, Jersey Met has issued a Level 5 fire severity risk, meaning should a wildfire start, the current weather conditions would rapidly make it an extreme situation. Dry land and vegetation, combined with hot sun and breezy winds mean any spark would spread rapidly.
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