Bigger room needed for first political party conference
THE Alliance Party Guernsey has reported strong interest from people wanting to attend its first party conference being held at St James on Wednesday.
News|Aug 15, 2020
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Register, research and vote, says electoral support group
‘REGISTER, research and vote’ is the message of a new group of eminent islanders who are setting out to provide information on all candidates standing in the October election.
News|Aug 14, 2020
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GSPCA asks islanders to help out hedgehogs
A RECORD number of hedgehogs have come through the doors at the GSPCA animal charity.
News|Aug 14, 2020
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Pride of Guernsey: St Martin's Grande Rue Pharmacy
HAPPY and helpful are the team at St Martins Grande Rue Pharmacy, who went the extra mile setting up a delivery scheme over lockdown.
Campaigns|Aug 12, 2020
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Election register nears 28,000 with days to go
ALMOST 28,000 people have signed up to vote in Guernsey’s first ever island-wide voting general election in October.
News|Aug 12, 2020
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La Pointe developers submit plans to keep protected trees
A MUCH smaller housing scheme has been proposed for a Vale field, which will ensure the protected trees are not damaged.
News|Aug 10, 2020
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Olivia De Havilland’s Dior dresses go on display
BESPOKE Dior dresses made for Hollywood film legend Olivia De Havilland in 1963 are on display until Tuesday at the Folk and Costume Museum in Saumarez Park.
News|Aug 8, 2020
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Islander invents revolutionary powered wheelchair – Ypush
A POWERED wheelchair aimed at carers as much as people with limited mobility has been given its global launch in Guernsey.
News|Aug 6, 2020
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Spur Point plans ‘naive’
THE recent article in the Guernsey Press (29 July) about the discovery of scaly crickets on Alderney ended with a paragraph that stated the population of scaly crickets in Guernsey could be moved from Spur Point.
Readers' Letters|Aug 6, 2020
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Sculptor uses Moulin Huet pollution in Liverpool exhibit
POLLUTION collected from Moulin Huet travelled far to feature in a year-long public display on Liverpool Plinth.
News|Aug 4, 2020
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Safety campaign after drone flights increase in lockdown
A NEW campaign has been launched to alert users of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), particularly drones, of the locations where they can be flown safely within the Bailiwick, after a sharp rise in flights during lockdown.
News|Aug 3, 2020
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Frank Lampard tips Willian to make the right impression in the FA Cup final
The Chelsea midfielder is fit and ready for Wembley showpiece against Arsenal.
UK Sport|Jul 31, 2020
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Dybala joins Common Goal and Robertson opens up – Thursday’s sporting social
James Anderson celebrated his birthday.
UK Sport|Jul 30, 2020
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No freight, but St Malo dockers in dispute to allow passenger services from Jersey
PROTESTS in St Malo continue to block freight links with the islands.
News|Jul 30, 2020
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Plenty of active travel ideas, but critics remain
ISLANDERS have plenty of ideas on how to improve cycling and pedestrian infrastructure, including linking the Bridge and Town, and several shared their thoughts on social media.
News|Jul 30, 2020
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