Six homes planned for Bridge site
A HOUSE near the Bridge could be demolished to make way for a clos of six houses, if planning permission is granted.
News|Jul 15, 2023
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It’s Ready, Set, Read at Guille-Alles this weekend
CHILDREN are being encouraged to get their head into a book this summer, as the Guille-Alles Library launches its summer reading challenge tomorrow.
News|Jul 14, 2023
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Pleased to read a two-sided, proper, debate on climate change issues
I READ the report of GPEG’s lunch ‘presentation’ with great interest.
Readers' Letters|Jul 14, 2023
Readers' Letters
Voices
Spain sweats out sultry nights as heatwave bakes southern Europe
More than 100 weather stations registered temperatures of at least 35C (95F) as early as 6am on Wednesday, according to a meteorologist.
World News|Jul 12, 2023
World News
Reimagining education
The advent of AI could revolutionise our education system – and it’s about time too, says Ladies’ College principal Daniele Harford-Fox
Voices|Jul 12, 2023
Voices
Tammy Beaumont and Lauren Filer return for England ahead of Women’s Ashes ODIs
Beaumont became England’s first Test double centurion while Filer’s burst of speed on debut troubled Australia in the defeat at Trent Bridge.
UK Sport|Jul 10, 2023
UK Sport
BBC presenter facing teenager claims ‘appeared in underwear on video call’
On Saturday, amidst speculation on social media, a number of BBC stars tweeted to say they were not the presenter at the centre of The Sun story.
UK News|Jul 8, 2023
UK News
‘Monster’ triple murderer jailed for killing mother and young daughters in fire
Jamie Barrow set fire to the home of Fatoumatta Hydara, 28, and her daughters Fatimah and Naeemah Drammeh, aged three and one, last November.
UK News|Jul 7, 2023
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‘Climate change seen in higher sea temperature’
HUMAN-GENERATED climate change is partly responsible for the recent rise in sea temperatures, says the Met Office as it warns of marine 'heatwaves'.
News|Jul 7, 2023
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Island Games: Get to know ... the Western Isles
THE Western Isles, also known as the Outer Hebrides or Na h-Eileanan Siar, are 15 inhabited islands – plus about 50 uninhabited ones – that occupy an area 50 times larger than Guernsey off the north-west coast of Scotland.
Island Games|Jul 6, 2023
Island Games
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Large section of Fermain wall could be repointed
A LARGE section of Fermain seawall could be repointed, in a bid to protect it from future storm damage.
News|Jul 5, 2023
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Young owls rescued from Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage after Guns N’ Roses set
Axl and Slash, named after the band’s lead vocalist and guitarist, endured two full days of loud music before being rescued.
UK News|Jul 4, 2023
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New marriage celebrants are sworn in
EIGHT new islanders have been given the authority to marry couples anywhere in the Bailiwick.
News|Jul 4, 2023
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Seven-year plan drawn up to keep the Dairy running
A COSTED maintenance programme for the dairy is set to be presented to the Dairy Management Board shortly, Guernsey Dairy managing director Andrew Tabel has said.
News|Jul 4, 2023
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What the papers say – July 4
A wide range of stories feature across the front pages.
UK News|Jul 4, 2023
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