Jacob’s east coast autism walk raises eight times its target
AUTISM GUERNSEY has benefited from a donation of more than £2,500 from a 16-year-old service user.
News|Jun 5, 2020
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30baysin30days back with a splash (and distancing)
30BAYSIN30DAYS will start on Wednesday 1 July.
News|Jun 5, 2020
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Tottenham take out £175million loan from the Bank of England
Spurs qualified for a Covid Corporate Financing Facility.
UK Sport|Jun 4, 2020
UK Sport
Meghan’s own family’s encounters with racism
The Duchess of Sussex gave an impassioned address to girls graduating from her old school about the death of George Floyd.
UK News|Jun 4, 2020
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Full list of 497 McDonald’s drive-thrus reopening on Wednesday
More than 1,000 sites should be reopened by Thursday.
UK News|Jun 3, 2020
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Beau Sejour to open tomorrow with changes put in place
BEAU SEJOUR is set to become the first community leisure centre in the British Isles to reopen to the public tomorrow, under reduced hours of 7am-7pm.
News|Jun 3, 2020
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Mumbai struck by cyclone as it struggles with Covid-19 pandemic
Nisarga is the first cyclone to strike the Indian city in more than a century.
World News|Jun 3, 2020
World News
This year’s West Show is cancelled
ALL of Guernsey’s summer shows have now been cancelled, with the West Show following suit in the wake of cancellations from the South Show and the North Show with its Battle of Flowers.
News|Jun 1, 2020
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Decision to borrow will help the economy and business confidence
AS AN ISLAND we are not out of the woods yet and when you compare outside of our borders just how our government/civil service and health professionals have navigated us to this point, you have to sit back and admire the calibre of those key people involved, the actions taken, the transparency, honesty and more importantly the speed of those decisions in the crisis. There are lessons there we should not forget in more normal times.
News|Jun 1, 2020
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Pembroke slipway becomes more accessible with ramp
PEMBROKE slipway is more accessible after work to create a continuous ramp was completed.
News|Jun 1, 2020
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Torteval Scarecrow Festival goes virtually Bailiwick-wide
THE 2020 Torteval Scarecrow Festival will be a virtual one and open to all in the Bailiwick.
News|Jun 1, 2020
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Clematis display for this weekend only
FOR this weekend only, islanders can catch a glimpse of what was meant to be clematis grower Raymond Evison’s entry at this year’s Chelsea Flower Show.
News|May 30, 2020
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States should make large cuts in expenditure
MAY I express my admiration of the exemplary manner in which Dr Nicola Brink and her team have handled and communicated the Covid-19 situation. Such honesty and straight talking is rare indeed. A delight to witness.
Readers' Letters|May 29, 2020
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Australian celebrity traces his ancestry to our islands
ACTOR, musician and presenter Cameron Daddo traced his ancestry to the Channel Islands through the Australian version of Who Do You Think You Are?
News|May 28, 2020
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Premier League clubs unanimously back resuming contact training
The move represents another step towards the return of football action.
UK Sport|May 27, 2020
UK Sport