Gran’s battle with Parkinson’s inspired London marathon run
A NOVICE runner has been training hard for this weekend’s London marathon.
News|Sep 29, 2022
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‘Romy has been an inspiration to us at such a difficult time’
THE parents of five-year-old Romy McGahy, who is being treated for an aggressive form of cancer at Southampton Hospital, have said she has been ‘an inspiration’ while undergoing 10 months of intense treatment.
News|Sep 29, 2022
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Puffins arrive to go on parade next year
A CIRCUS of 60 fibreglass Atlantic puffins have landed in the island to be transformed by local artists ahead of the 2023 Guernsey Puffin Parade to raise money for Autism Guernsey and the GSPCA.
News|Sep 28, 2022
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The key talking points ahead of Northern Ireland’s trip to Greece
Jonny Evans will hit a special landmark in Athens as he makes his 100th appearance for his country.
UK Sport|Sep 26, 2022
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Volunteers sign up to help at NatWest Island Games 2023
A MAJOR step-forward in Guernsey’s hosting of the NatWest Island Games next year took place at Beau Sejour on Saturday as hundreds of volunteers attended briefings and formally registered their participation.
News|Sep 26, 2022
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Truss vows ‘decade of dynamism’ in hint at more tax cuts
The Prime Minister and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng defended their controversial raft of tax cuts amid accusations they mainly benefit the rich.
UK News|Sep 24, 2022
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Josh Magennis caps late comeback as Northern Ireland break Nations League duck
Ian Baraclough’s side trailed 1-0 to Kosovo but Gavin Whyte’s equaliser and Magennis’ header turned the tables.
UK Sport|Sep 24, 2022
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Truss defends tax cuts in pursuit of ‘decade of dynamism’
The Prime Minister is ‘unapologetic’ in focusing ‘relentlessly’ on growth amid criticism her tax-slashing package mainly benefits the wealthy.
UK News|Sep 24, 2022
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Government dismisses criticism of tax cuts as ‘politics of envy’
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s tax-slashing programme has come under fire for mainly benefiting the rich.
UK News|Sep 24, 2022
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New Hand Picked hotel may house staff and not guests
DIFFICULTIES recruiting staff and a shortage of tourists due to Brexit has led to an application to convert Hotel Ziggurat into staff accommodation.
News|Sep 23, 2022
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Families to return for remembrance service
ISLANDERS will remember lost navy and marines personnel who died when HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne sank during the Second World War, at a special service this Sunday.
News|Sep 23, 2022
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Castel residents asked for ideas how to improve coast
PARISHIONERS are being asked for their ideas for how to improve Castel’s coastline.
News|Sep 23, 2022
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Islanders invited to feature in artist’s painting
OIL painter Tony Parsons is inviting Guernsey residents to feature in a large landscape painting at Havelet during his upcoming trip to the island.
News|Sep 21, 2022
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Plucky Penny abseils cliff for charity
ABSEILING down a cliff face at Le Guet was the second daring challenge completed by Penny Muir-Field to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
News|Sep 21, 2022
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Trio smash their 188km charity swim deadline
THREE local swimmers who challenged themselves to each swim 188km around Guernsey have completed their quest ahead of their deadline.
News|Sep 21, 2022
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