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- Sep 16, 2026
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Seated exercises improving physical and mental wellbeing (opens the original)
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People attending free seated exercises classes and laughing yoga said it has helped improve their physical and mental wellbeing. Laugh, Move & Groove takes its sessions around community centres and care homes in Jersey to help keep people moving. The not-for-profit group also works with charities as well to support people of different physical abilities to stay active. It has been shortlisted for the BBC Radio Jersey Make a Difference Awards for its work. Linda Crawford started coming to the cla
Jersey quadruple amputee Lily McGarry learning to walk again (opens the original)
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A quadruple amputee has taken steps without the assistance of walking sticks for the first time after major surgery. Lily McGarry, 25, from Jersey, went into septic shock after contracting meningitis B while studying medicine at Cardiff University in 2025. She had to have all her limbs amputated to save her life and has been continuing her recovery in the island, including through free physiotherapy sessions, after moving back late last year. "I'm just starting to feel like me again," she said.
Jersey domestic abuse survivor an 'inspirational' to others (opens the original)
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Friends and fellow women's rights campaigners have called a domestic abuse survivor "inspirational" and someone who has been "pivotal" in changing the law to help others. Suzie Mahe waived her right to lifetime anonymity in 2024 when her abuser was jailed for assaulting and raping her. Since then she has used her story to raise awareness about the issue in Jersey and the publicity has led to changes in the law to better support and protect other survivors. Mahe has been nominated for the BBC Rad
Human rights campaigner from Egypt finds solace in Jersey (opens the original)
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A human rights lawyer forced to flee her home in Egypt described Jersey as being "like a doctor" for her after taking a therapeutic holiday in the island. Maha Attia has campaigned for 20 years to improve the lives of victims of domestic abuse and female genital mutilation in her home country. She said she was jailed in 2014 while conducting an urban survey in the city of El-Khosous but given asylum in the UK in 2024 with her two daughters. The charity Prisoners of Conscience Jersey Holiday Fund
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