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The States has been looking to pay a near-six-figure salary for a new director at the Digital Greenhouse while at the same time reviewing whether it will even keep the entrepreneurship hub open.
Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
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Swimming
Guernsey’s relay swimmers did not take long to book a final and break an Island record at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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Guernsey have all-but booked their place in the ICC Men’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup Europe Division Two Qualifier semi-finals with a game to spare after making it back-to-back wins to start the tournament.
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Guernsey’s commitment to financial services business in the Middle East remains strong despite four months of war in the region.
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Odd, isn’t it, that a socialist prime minister in Britain has a better idea how to run things than free-market, tax haven Guernsey with its small, lean and flexible States. But take heart – at least your deputies know how to holiday.
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Deputy Andy Sloan, who crafted the amendment encouraging the States to hold spending within the rate of inflation over the next three years, explains what he was attempting to achieve, and why it matters.
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A holiday to the far-flung Galapagos Islands has inspired the latest series of children’s books to be published in Guernsey.
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