Parishes crying out for douzeniers and constables
PARISHES are crying out for more volunteers, with nominations currently open for new douzeniers and constables.
News|Oct 24
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Gift shoeboxes handed to Rotary Guernesiais
HUNDREDS of shoeboxes were delivered to Rotary Guernesiais over the weekend as the charity began to prepare them for transportation to disadvantaged and displaced children in eastern Europe.
News|Oct 24
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An enormous honour – Caelan Doris to captain Ireland in Autumn Nations Series
Ireland kick off their autumn campaign against the All Blacks.
UK Sport|Oct 23
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Air raid sirens sound in Tel Aviv as projectiles intercepted near Blinken hotel
The US Secretary of State urged Israel to seek a deal to bring an end to the war in the wake of its operations against Hamas.
World News|Oct 23
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Skipton and Caritas organise a mass overnight rough sleep
ISLANDERS will be sleeping ‘rough’ around the edges of the King George V playing fields in January in a major fundraiser for the local charity Caritas to help its ambitious £1m. plans to build an innovative modular housing community locally.
News|Oct 23
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New pollution laws mean no bonfires on Friday or Saturday
THERE will be no bonfire events on Friday or Saturday nights this year, due to air pollution regulations.
News|Oct 23
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Book about preserving endangered languages wins British Academy Book Prize 2024
Ross Perlin’s Language City: The Fight To Preserve Endangered Mother Tongues won from a six-book shortlist.
UK News|Oct 22
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Pumpkin map app hopes to rekindle some enthusiasm for trick-or-treat
A WOMAN is aiming to rekindle the island’s enthusiasm for trick-or-treat on Halloween via an interactive online community map.
News|Oct 22
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Aurigny comms criticised after delays in Manchester
AURIGNY’S communication has been criticised, after Manchester passengers faced a day of delays due to weather disruption.
News|Oct 22
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Campaign to get more women to stand in election
A SOCIAL media campaign designed to inspire and support more women to stand in next year’s general election has been launched by Women in Public Life.
News|Oct 22
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Human excrement part of vandalism in St Saviour’s
HUMAN excrement was smeared on the wall of a home in St Saviour’s as part of two properties being vandalised over the weekend.
News|Oct 22
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All One Direction albums set to re-enter UK chart after Liam Payne’s death
The singer died at the age of 31 last week after he fell from the third-storey balcony of the Casa Sur Hotel in Argentina.
UK News|Oct 21
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Wales head coach Warren Gatland not seeking to ‘protect my own backside’
Fiji, Australia and South Africa await Wales, who have not won a Test match since the 2023 World Cup, in the upcoming Autumn Nations Series.
UK Sport|Oct 21
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Wales boss Warren Gatland calls up uncapped duo ahead of autumn internationals
Blair Murray and Freddie Thomas have got the nod.
UK Sport|Oct 21
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The festive spirit arrives early with Shoebox Appeal response
MORE than 1,000 Christmas shoeboxes have been packed ready to be sent to Europe, thanks to a local risk management business and its staff’s friends and families.
News|Oct 20
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