BUILDING social problems for the future is not the way to address the housing crisis, former deputy Mary Lowe has said, after coming out against plans submitted by the Channel Islands Co-op and Omnibus Investment Holdings for the development of Leale’s Yard.
EDUCATION has submitted an amendment to next year’s Budget to try and secure extra funding for St James.
Durk was arrested in southern Florida as he attempted to flee the country, the FBI said.
The Conservative Party shared a doctored photograph of the Chancellor.
A ONE-YEAR-OLD French Bulldog who requires multiple medical procedures serves as a reminder to islanders to choose legal and responsible breeders when buying a puppy.
AURIGNY has appealed to the Telegraph newspaper to change a critical article, after it claimed incorrect figures were used.
PARISHES are crying out for more volunteers, with nominations currently open for new douzeniers and constables.
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.
Ireland kick off their autumn campaign against the All Blacks.
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.
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.
THERE will be no bonfire events on Friday or Saturday nights this year, due to air pollution regulations.
Ross Perlin’s Language City: The Fight To Preserve Endangered Mother Tongues won from a six-book shortlist.
A WOMAN is aiming to rekindle the island’s enthusiasm for trick-or-treat on Halloween via an interactive online community map.
AURIGNY’S communication has been criticised, after Manchester passengers faced a day of delays due to weather disruption.
