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A NEW fund with at least £15m. could be set up to help stimulate economic growth.
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There were high fives all round on Saturday night as Raiders extended their own perfect start to the National Two East season by ending that of Old Albanians.
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The Confederation of Guernsey Industry has urged the States to use the next couple of years to ‘get their house in order’ before a goods and services tax is set to be introduced in Guernsey and Alderney early in 2029.
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Government has never been more generously funded or staffed, yet according to new research it is failing to deliver for ordinary working islanders. So when will deputies start questioning what they’re actually doing with all those resources?
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The story of the British Royal Navy cruiser HMS Charybdis is the subject of a new book which had its Guernsey launch over the weekend. Simon De La Rue spoke to its author, Ian Ronayne.
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