Chris Craddock
Senior Community Journalist at BBC Radio Jersey
Senior Communities Journalist at @BBCJersey. Half Brummie, half Welsh but mostly running these days.
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bbc.co.uk | Chris Craddock
Image caption, Harry Curtis suffered the injury when he was playing for Jersey Bulls away at Abbey Rangers last monthA Jersey Bulls footballers says "the lads got me through it" after he broke his leg in two places. Curtis had to stay in the country to have surgery on his leg which ruled him out for the rest of the season. But he said he would be "rooting for them" as Jersey Bulls look to win the Combined Counties Premier South with a victory at Springfield later.
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bbc.com | Chris Craddock
Bulls player says 'the lads' got him through injuryBBCHarry Curtis suffered the injury when he was playing for Jersey Bulls away at Abby Rangers last monthA Jersey Bulls footballers says "the lads got me through it" after he broke his leg in two places. Curtis had to stay in the country to have surgery on his leg which ruled him out for the rest of the season.
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bbc.com | Chris Craddock
Chris CraddockCommunities Journalist, JerseyA former kitchen porter says he has been able to chase his dream of become a pastry chef thanks to an apprenticeship course. Samuel Ayoti, from Kenya, came to Jersey shortly after the Covid-19 pandemic and began working as a kitchen porter. His former head chef saw Mr Ayoti's hard work and encouraged him to do an apprenticeship at Highlands College in 2022.
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bbc.com | Chris Craddock
A Jersey Bulls fan says promotion for the football team "would put the island on the map". Ollie Boletta, 18, has been supporting the Bulls for three years and regularly travels away to watch their matches. He watched the Bulls slip to second in the league after their 2-1 defeat at Springfield against promotion rivals Redhill. But Mr Boletta said he was confident the team could turn things around in the next away fixture before securing the title with a home win this weekend.
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bbc.com | Chris Craddock
Brain tumour patient 'not offered CT scan'Chris CraddockBBC Jersey communities reporterBBCSophie Reid, 36, suffered a seizure in September 2024 and was subsequently diagnosed with a brain tumourA Jersey brain tumour patient has said "processes weren't followed" after she experienced a delay in her diagnosis because she was not offered a CT scan. Sophie Reid, 36, was taken to Jersey General Hospital after collapsing in her salon in September 2024.
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Posties who don’t always wear shorts 🩳 🤯 The things I learnt as Jersey hosted the Small Posts & Islands Postal Forum 📮 I spoke to some of the delegates who’d come from all over the world to the event 🇬🇩🇪🇪🇮🇸 https://t.co/uY2Xr6YZtO
My last online report from this week's @StatesAssembly @aebrahim93 is back tomorrow to muddle through my notes tomorrow as we follow up discussions about the main points for @BBCJersey
Change to election eligibility criteria voted down https://t.co/JjdoqAN6DO
I'm continuing to fill @aebrahim93's big shoes for @BBCJersey's coverage of the States 📻📺💻 We're keeping an eye on @DeputyAlves' calls to expand the criteria of who can stand in general elections 🗳️ And Deputy Cole's calls for more regulation of therapists in the island 🛋️
In 15 minutes, at 9.30am, the States Assembly will meet to continue this week's States Meeting. You can watch live or watch back on our website: https://t.co/7u131DJWgj or on YouTube: https://t.co/qVCvxlAWx4 https://t.co/xD3X0fpPc8