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March 26, 2024

La Societe looking for new herd manager

Education defends States schools' curriculum

Three-day ‘HermFest’ to run in place of cancelled Sark event

Check your TRP bills, urges homeowner

March 25, 2024

GEP story test 1

Tractors pull in a crowd ahead of charity run

Boatowners to push for separate harbours and airport accounts

Church board slammed for ‘mismanagement of funds’

Overflow coastal car park to be returned to nature

New volunteers step in to save Castel Farmers’ Market

LOOKback: ‘30 Months’ - After the celebrations stopped

‘It’s a great community, people are supportive’

March 24, 2024

STSB testing the waters on commercialising utility

Island’s new inshore lifeboat ready for its first call-out

March 23, 2024

All hands to the pumps for repairs in Town

Second drop-in on harbour planning frameworks today

March 22, 2024

Drug traffickers to forfeit more than £320,000 from crimes

One in 11 Alderney flights in 2023 were cancelled

Le Coutanchez site 'must be cleared as soon as available’

Mooring fee increases to go ahead after States move fails

GSPCA launches online form for lost pets

March 21, 2024

Shorthand States: Mooring fees move defeated

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HSC president claims staff hid £30m. spike in PEH project costs

Ferry tender will not stipulate types of vessel

Accessible showers part of facilities upgrade at prison

Sark hopes JK Rowling magic will rub off

Historic sites will play host to a range of special events

Quay lights phases changed due to high tide damage

March 20, 2024

Four-year search leads local divers to solve WW1 U-boat mystery

New green waste site is set to open after Easter

‘Right thing, right place’ – Charroterie key-worker housing approved

Have your say on the future of our harbours

Scaffolding on airport’s roof for at least a year

Dead guinea pigs dumped near halfway bus shelter

Path and bridge will link key worker housing to nature area

March 19, 2024

Premier Inn sorry after telling mum to breastfeed in corner

Health vice-president resigns citing ‘little appetite for change’

Aurigny asked if it has enough aircraft to manage network

Twenty deputies attend boatowners group drop-ins on mooring fees

Snakes Alive! Bishes Fishes to become Terraria and Aquaria

Visitors to Castle Cornet will get a glimpse of its hidden past

March 18, 2024

Wedding bells rang less often in 2023

JK Rowling makes Women’s Rights Network stop alongside Sark visit

P&R split ahead of debate on mooring fees

Inter-firm rivalry encouraged in 30 Walks fundraiser

Kilimanjaro ascent for ‘anonymous’ charity

March 17, 2024

Requete calling for parishes to manage waste faces opposition

Monumental masons to move after century in the Bordage

March 16, 2024

Les Vardes quarry’s future to be decided later this year

New way to raise concerns about local police officers

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