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Aurigny has blamed the island’s new Heathrow link and its own decision to take over Jersey and Southampton services following the collapse of Blue Islands as contributing to nearly £10m. of losses expected this year.
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Jack Rees has positioned himself on the shoulder of Lee Merrien on Guernsey’s all-time half marathon list.
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Guernsey and the other Channel Islands could set themselves up as cooler alternatives to the high temperatures of Mediterranean destinations in future, according to a visiting engineer, but there would need to be more room in local hotels.
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With all the negative news at the moment, the world feels like a rudderless ship drifting towards the rocks. There are too many captains disagreeing about what to do as the crew rush about, anxious. Where, then, asks Tricia Voute, can we find hope?
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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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In just five years, De Verraders – an innovative TV show from the Netherlands – has spawned 60 series worldwide, of which the BBC’s current Celebrity Traitors is just the latest. But few of them can have featured a blunder like the one that a certain Swazi-English actor committed on Thursday’s opening show. Simon De La Rue worries that a trained actor has ‘been reduced to the status of a bum’.
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