‘Island likely to see dead sea birds being washed up’
WARNINGS of large numbers of dead sea birds washing up on Bailiwick beaches this summer have been issued following another outbreak of avian flu across Europe.
News|Jun 23, 2022
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Former Tesla worker rejects £12.25 million award in racism case
Owen Diaz’s rejection of the award could mean a new trial in the case.
World News|Jun 23, 2022
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Cost puts hundreds off from going to see the doctor
THE cost of seeing a doctor led to many Bailiwick residents putting off making an appointment last year, the latest CareWatch primary care survey has found.
News|Jun 22, 2022
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Lisa Keightley: England face step into unknown without duo in South Africa Test
While Shrubsole brought her international career to an end a couple of months ago, Brunt announced her Test retirement last weekend.
UK Sport|Jun 20, 2022
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England name uncapped seamers Emily Arlott and Lauren Bell for South Africa Test
Katherine Brunt’s Test retirement at the weekend came a couple of months after Anya Shrubsole brought an end to her international career.
UK Sport|Jun 20, 2022
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Le Cheminant ‘showing a lot of potential’
THIERRY LE CHEMINANT’S great promise as a triathlete continues to impress the Guernsey elite competitor who is making a living from the sport.
Sport|Jun 20, 2022
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Nothing plein sailing in outdoor art competition
ARTISTS braved the wind and the unpredictable outdoors to make art on Saturday.
News|Jun 20, 2022
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Alderney goes from no ferries to two as operators collaborate
A COLLABORATION between two Alderney ferry operators is set to turn the tide for the island’s ferry operation, with a dual-boat service set to begin in the next couple of weeks.
News|Jun 18, 2022
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Identical twins ready to make opponents see double at Commonwealth Games
Boxing brothers Garan and Ioan Croft, 20, both medalled at last month’s European Championships and will represent Team Wales in Birmingham.
UK Sport|Jun 17, 2022
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Harbour Carnival looks set to be a scorching success
WITH ducks ready to race and teams being finalised, the Harbour Carnival is expected to be a hit this evening.
News|Jun 17, 2022
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George Kruis to sign off with Barbarians outing against England at Twickenham
Former England and Saracens lock Kruis will retire after the match.
UK Sport|Jun 16, 2022
UK Sport
Revlon files for bankruptcy protection amid debt, costs and supply problems
The company has struggled to keep pace with competitors n recent years.
World News|Jun 16, 2022
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Young ad designers receive their prizes
MORE than 200 junior school pupils, staff and parents, attended the Guernsey Press Design-An-Ad awards ceremony at St Pierre Park Hotel.
News|Jun 16, 2022
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Feral ferrets may be placed on pest list
FERAL ferrets could soon be added to the island’s pest list, according to the States vet, in a bid to control humanely the fluctuating population.
News|Jun 16, 2022
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GSPCA urges islanders to look out for animals in hot weather
HEDGEHOGS have been left struggling in the hot weather, the GSPCA has warned.
News|Jun 15, 2022
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