LatestWednesday, 10 December
Island Life
Hundreds of decisions that would otherwise be made by judges in courts are instead being made in a quiet room in St Martin’s, all with the power to affect lives. Simon De La Rue has been learning about Guernsey’s now well embedded, Scottish-influenced system of children’s tribunals.
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It was a Canterbury tale of yet more injuries for Raiders as Jordan Reynolds’ men slipped to a 34-8 loss on a wet and muddy Kent afternoon.
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The States’ Members’ Code of Conduct has been through several changes since its introduction, but has the time now come for it to have a proper overhaul?
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Losing £42m. on bungled IT projects isn’t just careless – it’s close to criminal for a cash-strapped island facing a cost of living crisis and demands for taxpayers to give even more of their scarce cash to a profligate government. So who, actually, is to blame?
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Food & Drink
Head chef of Vraic restaurant Nathan Davies recounts how he fell in love with Guernsey’s produce and made it the star attraction of his new venture in the island.
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