Co-op trials loose sales of local fruit, veg
SOME locally-produced fruit and vegetables started to be sold loose last week by the Channel Islands Co-operative Society as part of a trial to cut single-use packaging.
News|Jul 22, 2019
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Co-op asks for £8m. to start on Leale’s Yard
THE Channel Islands Co-op wants £8m. of public money to progress the regeneration of Leale’s Yard.
News|Jul 20, 2019
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Iran’s supreme leader promises response to seizure of Grace 1 tanker
The UK said escalation of tensions in the Gulf was not in anyone’s interests after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s threat.
UK News|Jul 16, 2019
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Conjoined twins op success will ‘restore UK reputation amid Brexit divisions’
Paediatric neurosurgeon Noor ul Owase Jeelani was involved in separating two-year-old craniopagus sisters Safa and Marwa Ullah from Pakistan.
UK News|Jul 16, 2019
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First partial knee replacement surgery performed in Guernsey
UNICOMPARTMENTAL knee replacements are now available in the island, with the first being performed at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital last month.
News|Jul 15, 2019
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Ram-raiders smash into village shop
The suspects made off with money from the cash machine.
UK News|Jul 14, 2019
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Civil planners criticise Government over no-deal Brexit preparations
Department for Transport accused of ‘omitting key information’ in planning
UK News|Jul 7, 2019
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Deputy Lowe ‘fights for the people of Guernsey’
A STAUNCH supporter of Deputy Mary Lowe has launched a vigorous defence of the politician who is under pressure to resign from Home Affairs.
News|Jul 5, 2019
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Minister tells BBC bosses they must ‘do better’ on free TV licences for over-75s
Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright told MPs he had recently met with management at the corporation.
UK News|Jul 4, 2019
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Ward raring to go at Wimbledon after ‘hard slog’ back from knee surgery
Ward will break back into the top 200 on Monday ahead of a clash with 18th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili.
UK Sport|Jun 30, 2019
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Great-great-grandmother, 92, asks to be arrested after ‘a life of being good’
Josie Birds said she ‘wanted to know what it was like to be naughty’.
Viral News|Jun 25, 2019
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Joe Biden says Donald Trump ‘subverting American values’ on immigration
The ex-vice president, leading polls in the Democratic primary contest, has demanded citizenship for those brought to the US illegally as children.
World News|Jun 24, 2019
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Half of supermarket packaging cannot be easily recycled, study finds
The Which? research looked into the wrapping used on 46 of the most popular items sold by 11 supermarket chains.
UK News|Jun 22, 2019
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The unsung hero of Brexit
One of the traditions in the Jones households in both the Forest, Guernsey and Temple Grafton, Stratford-upon-Avon, is Saturday breakfast. Not the fare so much; my daily spelt porridge gives way to toast (and I’m a Marmite fan) at weekends but the berries are the same. No, it’s the leisurely reading of the newspapers over breakfast at the weekend that makes the tradition.
Lord Digby|Jun 21, 2019
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Thomas says Froome’s crash could have been a lot worse
Tour de France defending champion reflects on the accident involving his friend and team-mate.
UK Sport|Jun 17, 2019
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