Fare-free bus plan is a farce
I WAS away for a few days and came back to find that all had been sorted, the States has voted for a funding system for the buses and everybody is happy. Really.
I WAS away for a few days and came back to find that all had been sorted, the States has voted for a funding system for the buses and everybody is happy. Really.
MITON Optimal completed a Swoffers Weekend double in emphatic style at KGV and they did it with a man-of-the-match performance from 14-year-old Nairn Guilbert.
I'VE BEEN following very closely the various articles and correspondence in the Guernsey Press relating to the changes and proposals our politicians are putting forward concerning the constitution of the States of Deliberation and taxation.
AN ICE-CREAM kiosk owner has lost hundreds of pounds after two break-ins less than a week apart.
I THINK this £2 bus fare is absurd. I have operated Le Chene Hotel for a decade and this is the worst PR for Guernsey I have encountered so far. We get many guests exploring the lanes by bike and they are always impressed with local people helping them find their way and the friendliness in general of this community.
STARTUP Guernsey has declared its week's worth of drop-in events a success.
HOPES are high of Guernsey medal success as triathlon makes a return to the Island Games in possibly its best surroundings yet.
WHO would be a deputy?
THERE is something very telling about the state of island sport when the three biggest annual prizes on offer, are collected by stand-ins.
SMALL business owners fear they are being targeted by thieves.
MAYBE I am just getting too old and cynical to appreciate new ideas, but I can't help finding the suggestions from consultants Oxford Economics on how to grow our economy a tad fanciful.
Guernsey 2, South Kilburn 1 CHRIS MAUGER was the unlikely hero for Guernsey FC as they moved closer to the CCL Division One league title with a late victory over South Kilburn at Footes Lane.
AIRPORT information drop-in sessions have been criticised by some in the western parishes.
EACH year, as Christmas approaches, I make tongue-in-cheek comments about what I call the Sark Challenge – a mythical exercise which involves stopping at every business in The Avenue that has a running bar and then getting home in one piece and being able to stand unaided.