We need to address the pension benefit apartheid
Lord Digby Jones, chairman of the Guernsey Policy and Economics Group, says it is time something is done about ‘pension benefit apartheid’
Lord Digby|Sep 4, 2023
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‘La Mare High’s quality to be maintained until very last day’ - Hynes
DIRECTOR of education Nick Hynes has assured parents and students that the quality of La Mare de Carteret High School will be maintained until its very last day.
News|Sep 2, 2023
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Daniel James injury blow for Wales ahead of Euro 2024 qualifier against Latvia
Suspended pair Joe Morrell and Kieffer Moore will also miss the trip to Riga.
UK Sport|Aug 30, 2023
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Filipino cycling group is keen to recruit riders from around island
‘PADJAKEROS’ – Filipino for ‘pedalling’ – is the name of a new cycling group in Guernsey.
News|Aug 30, 2023
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Attack on Lyra McKee mural in Florida condemned
The Belfast journalist died after being hit by a bullet during rioting in the Creggan area of Londonderry on April 18 2019.
UK News|Aug 29, 2023
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International chess festival is returning to St James
MORE than 120 players are expected to take part in the 47th BWCI Guernsey International Chess Festival.
News|Aug 29, 2023
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What the papers say – August 28
Fresh rifts in the Conservative party has set tongues wagging as they are warned of an election bloodbath.
UK News|Aug 28, 2023
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Police officer who sent ‘grossly offensive’ racist messages to ex-partner jailed
Thomas Phillips, 34, used the n-word in a series of WhatsApps to his former partner, who is a serving police officer.
UK News|Aug 25, 2023
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OPINION: ‘Let us look forward in a more united, constructive and realistic manner’
In the third and final part of his ‘musings’, Deputy Peter Ferbrache, president of the Policy & Resources Committee, reflects on some of the many issues the committee is addressing, the external issues the States is facing, and calls for an end to personality politics in the island
News|Aug 25, 2023
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Build the stages and they will come – countdown to Earth Fair
THE annual operation to set up the Vale Earth Fair has begun, with volunteers gathering at Vale Castle.
News|Aug 24, 2023
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Public Enemy and Ice-T to headline free concerts marking 50 years of hip-hop
The National Celebration of Hip-Hop will be held in Washington D.C in October.
World News|Aug 23, 2023
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Fukushima N-plant set to start releasing treated radioactive water into Pacific
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida gave the final go-ahead at a meeting of Cabinet ministers involved in the plan on Tuesday.
World News|Aug 22, 2023
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Parents of Letby’s victims suspected deliberate harm before police investigation
Lucy Letby murdered seven babies and attempted to kill six others while working in the Countess of Chester Hospital’s neonatal unit.
UK News|Aug 21, 2023
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Court hears harrowing statements from families of Lucy Letby’s victims
Parents of babies whom Lucy Letby murdered or attempted to kill spoke of their grief in emotional victim impact statements at her sentencing hearing.
UK News|Aug 21, 2023
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Puffin statues to go up for auction next month
AUTISM Guernsey’s puffins will be gathering for one final time at St Pierre Park when the 60 statues come under the auctioneer’s hammer on Tuesday 12 September.
News|Aug 21, 2023
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