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The owners of two popular restaurants have accused the States of running population management ‘in a way that would bankrupt any commercial operation’.
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The paperwork has been checked and double-checked as Guernsey FC begin another FA Cup adventure this afternoon.
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The States has appointed a new ‘concierge’ to ease the path of financial services businesses wanting to base themselves in the island.
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Shock that household incomes have fallen in real terms by 12% over the last five years is only half the story. Look back over the last decade and declining living standards are now structural – and it’s islanders who are paying the price.
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Following the recent podcast on the review of the amendments to the tax debate, one half of The Long And The Short Of It duo, Michelle Le Clerc, felt she had to respond in greater detail to the Sloan/Helyar/Camp amendment.
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After serving 16 years at St Saviour’s Church – including 13 at Torteval Church, and three and six years at St Peter’s and Forest churches respectively – rector extraordinaire Mark Charmley is bidding farewell to the island. Christina Kennedy spoke to him about his experience of working in Guernsey.
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