RGLI trust aims to move from ‘commemorative to cultural’
IDEAS put forward by the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust include a student exchange programme, as well as a recently-launched website.
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Jonah gives back to the ward which helped look after him
A WISHLIST of gifts and essentials has been presented to Frossard Ward, thanks to one local charity.
News|Nov 26, 2020
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Landowner ‘not entitled to sledgehammer when a nutcracker will do’
THE legal battle between Sark Electricity and a resident who wants the company’s cabling removed from his land has racked up thousands of pounds in advocates’ fees.
News|Nov 26, 2020
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Taylor Swift concert film coming to Disney+
Folklore: The Long Pond Studio Sessions will premiere on the streaming platform on Wednesday.
World News|Nov 24, 2020
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First African-American mayor of New York David Dinkins dies aged 93
His death, apparently from natural causes, came just weeks after the death in October of his wife, Joyce, who was 89.
World News|Nov 24, 2020
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The UK’s aid budget – what you need to know
Boris Johnson has promised a dramatic increase in defence spending but the aid budget appears to be in the sights of ministers looking to save cash.
UK News|Nov 19, 2020
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Calls for independent investigation into the ECB’s lack of BAME umpires
John Holder said he suspects there has been a “definite policy of only employing whites” for positions on the First Class Umpires Panel.
UK Sport|Nov 17, 2020
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On this day in 2013: Sachin Tendulkar begins his 200th and final Test match
The 40-year-old had set many batting records since making his debut for India in November 1989.
UK Sport|Nov 14, 2020
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Buckle up, the future of flying’s electric
HERE’S a thing which never occurred to me until I was speaking last week to an aviation expert – a former engineering apprentice of the year at Rolls-Royce, but let that pass. It turns out that electric planes (as in powered by) have been the holy grail of flying since at least the 1930s.
Richard Digard|Nov 13, 2020
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From excitable dragon to Sir Elton John – a history of John Lewis Christmas ads
The department store’s campaign and accompanying soundtrack is an eagerly anticipated highlight for many in the build-up to the festive season.
UK News|Nov 13, 2020
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England defence coach John Mitchell to continue dressing up as opposition
The former New Zealand boss wore an Italy jersey and scrum cap during a training session.
UK Sport|Nov 10, 2020
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‘I may have less than a year to live’
WELL-KNOWN Channel Islands journalist Gary Burgess has said he may have less than a year to live.
News|Nov 6, 2020
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Wales without Aaron Ramsey for November games after injury curse strikes again
The Juventus playmaker has started only twice for Wales since the start of 2019.
UK Sport|Nov 5, 2020
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Gareth Bale named in Wales squad picked by absent manager Ryan Giggs
Giggs will not be involved in November’s three games following his arrest.
UK Sport|Nov 5, 2020
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Hotel owner flummoxed by stone lions on doorstep
TWO stone statues of lions have appeared mysteriously on the front steps of a St Martin’s hotel.
News|Nov 5, 2020
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