St Sampson’s pupils clear sour fig after school
STUDENTS having been giving up their time after school to help clear sour fig on Guernsey’s north coast.
News|Jul 14, 2021
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Meadow management could become a social prescription
FRESH air and conservation work might just be what the doctor ordered, as the social prescribing team have been researching the work of the Guernsey Conservation Volunteers.
News|Jul 12, 2021
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Palace ‘had practice of not employing minorities for clerical jobs in 1960s’
Race is an important issue for the monarchy after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex accused an unnamed member of the royal family of a racist comment.
UK News|Jun 2, 2021
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‘Record-breaking’ effort to clear sour fig at Portinfer
FILLING SKIPS with sour fig was sweet fulfilment for an army of volunteers over the weekend.
News|Jun 1, 2021
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Celtic consider former Australia manager Ange Postecoglou for vacancy – reports
Former Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe had long been considered the front runner to replace Neil Lennon.
UK Sport|May 29, 2021
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Island under invasion threat from non-native species
GUERNSEY faces imminent invasion by land, sea and air as non-native species encroach on the Bailiwick.
News|May 12, 2021
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Invasive plants and animals on banned list
RESTRICTIONS on the importation of invasive plants and animals will help protect the island from threats to its local biodiversity, an Environment & Infrastructure spokeswoman has said.
News|May 9, 2021
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Islanders being asked to help keep sour fig under control
SOUR fig is drowning out Guernsey’s native flora and islanders are being asked to help turn the tide.
News|Apr 27, 2021
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The pathway to Utopia
Horace Camp has a plan to relegate the empty faux outrage to history...
Horace Camp|Apr 23, 2021
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Raab imposes sanctions over human rights abuses in Xinjiang
Dominic Raab said it was ‘one of the worst human rights crises of our time’ as he announced the measures in concert with international allies.
UK News|Mar 22, 2021
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Strategy for Nature ‘needs substantial financial support’
PROTECTING our natural and native environment is essential in Guernsey to support biodiversity.
News|Dec 3, 2020
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If the UK Government wants to plunder our fisheries what can Guernsey do about it?
I REFER to Peter Roffey’s excellent analysis of the seemingly arcane matter of a ‘permissive extent clause’ in the UK Government’s fisheries bill. Heavy stuff but Peter sums it up perfectly in the simple sentence ‘They [the UK] know that our autonomy is crucial to our economy and thereby our success as a community.’
Readers' Letters|Nov 23, 2020
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William hails mine-free Falklands
Thousands of mines were laid during the conflict as Argentine forces occupied the islands.
UK News|Nov 17, 2020
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Hong Kong legislature opens with pro-democracy bloc set to resign
One pro-democracy lawmaker said the removal of their colleagues could sound the “death knell” for Hong Kong’s democracy.
World News|Nov 12, 2020
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Atlanta Falcons strike late to secure win against Carolina Panthers
The Falcons held on to secure the away win.
UK Sport|Oct 30, 2020
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