Today's paper
FREE pre-school for all from 2016 under Education's new vision; Aurigny seeks States backing for £3m. loan to replace ageing trislander fleet; 'Get on your bike,' says super hero cycle man; and creation of new senior management role at States is shape of things to come.
Also today, in features; Roffey Writes on spending cuts and the top four services island must protect; a look inside Victor Hugo's House; two-page guide to what's happening this Easter weekend, including island sports diary; Going Out on the Fermain Fest; and a full TV and radio guide for the next two days.
Business meets the new president of the Young Business Group, and we report on how the States wants to bring in new laws for payment services providers in Guernsey.
In sport, bowls star Alison Merrien edged out of World Cup final in New South Wales; new captain named for Guernsey Cricket Board Chairman's XI in Saturday's season curtain-raiser; preview of GFC's vital home game this weekend; and Easter sport preview.
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