In this episode of the CONNECT x Leadership Jersey podcast, Jodie Yettram talks to branding specialist Katie Killip about her journey into the design world… from getting her first job in a local graphic design studio to starting her own business in London and being recently named one of the UK’s top 100 female entrepreneurs…

Katie believes in using design to drive positive change, particularly by helping socially conscious brands enhance their branding through environmentally friendly practices.

She spoke about how she revamped the branding of Pride events in Jersey and Guernsey, her commitment to sustainability the importance of keeping up with trends – and how they are influenced by nostalgia, technology, and popular social change. 

Looking back on an exciting two days of Inter-Insular netball action at Beau Sejour. Jersey remained dominant, including a 65-29 win in the senior A fixture. There was plenty to digest. Nick Mann sat down with Guernsey Head Coach Sally Carns and co-captain Donna Behaut to analyse the action and the strides the home side have made, and spoke to Jersey Head Coach Serena Kersten.

In this episode of Bailiwick Podcasts, Express sat down with Jersey's Probation and Aftercare Service to discuss their programme for perpetrators of domestic abuse, and how they are working on a rebranded course that people can self-refer to instead of waiting to be arrested.

Citizen's Advice Guernsey collates data throughout the year, with 2023's statistics providing further evidence of the challenges some people face around housing.

Vice CEO Annie Ashmead breaks down the data. 

This year's theme for International Women's Day is inspiring inclusion. We thought, what better way to celebrate than by speaking to Jersey Cricket CEO Sarah Gomersall and sports development manager at Jersey Sport, Libby Barnett? ✨

In this podcast, you will hear reporter, Kelly Frost, discuss the boundaries that women face and how to create an environment where women feel comfortable to pursue and excel in sport ⚽🏏

This episode is brought to you by Brooks Macdonald.

In this episode of Bailiwick Podcasts, Express sat down with a Human Resources consultant and women’s health specialist to discuss the ways that equality in the workplace is inextricably linked to women’s experiences of menstruation and menopause.

Kate Wright and Clare-Louise Knox explored strategies that Jersey employers can use to better support its female workforce, such as addressing period stigma, providing manager training on female health issues, and advocating for flexible working arrangements. 

In this edition of The Interview Matthew Leach meets with the President of ESC and the island's Director of Education to discuss the latest Education Strategy Report.

They discuss the difficulty in getting student's numeracy grades up to an appropriate level and the continued success of teacher training programmes, among dozens of educational topics.

Welcome to a Warm Up Inter-Insular special. 

We’ll be bringing you insights into all the major clashes between Guernsey and Jersey this year starting with this weekend's netball.

Bailiwick Express’ Nick Mann and Jersey Evening Post Sports Editor Stephen Anderson discuss their respective islands prospects before we hear from Guernsey Head Coach Sally Carns and Co-Captain Donna Brehaut and Jersey Head Coach Serena Guthrie.

The inters take place at Beau Sejour on Saturday and Sunday:

Saturday 9 March

09:00 Guernsey Exhibition match for Future Panthers
10:00 U11s
11:00 U14s
12:15 U12s
13:30 U19s

Sunday 10 March

09:15 U16s
10:45 Open B
12:15 O30s
13:45 Open A

🎙️ The Interview: Where Sea Meets Soul 🎙️

In this episode, Kelly Frost meets with Visit Jersey's CEO Tricia Warwick to discuss their most recent campaign Where Sea Meets Soul 🌊

They chat about the inspiration behind the campaign, who it aims to attract and some of the inventive marketing tactics they'll be using to get tourists on the rock 🏝️

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Vikki Hammond grew up knowing she was at risk of developing breast cancer. 

It still came as a shock when she was diagnosed, but now she is two years clear of the disease she is supporting a fundraising campaign to help pay for continued research so scientists and doctors can save the lives of many more people like her.