Electronic voting the only way for IWV
THE IWV 2020 election without electronic voting will be a resounding fiasco.
Readers' Letters|Mar 20, 2019
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Local associations are backing Meet Your Neighbour campaign
IN AN AGE where islanders know less about their neighbours, local organisations have a scheme to help.
News|Mar 19, 2019
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Millions of drivers suffer stress when taking cars for MOT – survey
A number of vehicle parts are checked during MOTs to ensure they meet legal standards, such as lights, seatbelts, tyres and brakes.
UK News|Mar 18, 2019
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Teenager given kidney by his mother helps surgeons reach transplant milestone
Stephen Gallacher, 15, received the organ in a lengthy surgical procedure in Glasgow on Wednesday.
UK News|Mar 14, 2019
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Man arrested after woman stabbed outside supermarket
A woman in her 20s was rushed to hospital with serious injuries.
UK News|Mar 13, 2019
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UK on precipice of recession over Brexit: Kezia Dugdale
The former Scottish Labour leader said the poorest members of society would be hardest hit by an increase in the cost of living.
UK News|Mar 9, 2019
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St Peter Port is fast becoming a big mess
HOW sad to see another local business closing down, I refer to The Press Shop in Smith Street. The CI Newsagents director stated that it had been losing money for years although it tried to reshape its model. I think if that refers to selling off part of that shop to UK Superdry, therefore making The Press Shop even smaller, we all knew that would not work. So what is to blame again as other businesses are failing in Town such as Edinburgh Woollen Mill, HMV, Beghin’s, Miss Selfridge and Jack Wills? It all seems to indicate that the rents are too high – and these are UK shops? If the rents are too high then the landlords are worse off now with empty shops instead of negotiating with the tenants and some other St Peter Port shops. Maybe also other various States departments should have special tariffs for any shops in St Peter Port in the rates etc for the landlords also.
Readers' Letters|Mar 8, 2019
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Bad weather again delays search for missing British mountaineer
Tom Ballard and his climbing partner Daniele Nardi have been missing on Nanga Parbat in Pakistan since last Sunday.
UK News|Mar 2, 2019
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Co-operative Bank returns to operating profit in ‘key milestone’
The lender reported earnings of £14m – its first since 2013 – but remained in the red with pre-tax losses of £140.7m.
UK News|Feb 28, 2019
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In Pictures: Ice castles turn farmland into winter wonderland
The attraction covers an acre of land in New Hampshire.
World News|Feb 28, 2019
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‘I could have done with good neighbour when I broke leg’
A NEW Meet Your Neighbour campaign has been supported by shoppers and the Salvation Army.
News|Feb 26, 2019
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Help us end the scourge of loneliness
A STUDY carried out among UK citizens last year found that 9m. – 20% – of adults reported being often or always lonely.
Guernsey Press Comment|Feb 25, 2019
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Police appeal for CCTV after digger used to steal cash machine from supermarket
The vehicle was later found along a farm track off Hopeville Avenue, along with the cash machine.
UK News|Feb 24, 2019
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Labour deputy leader brands party’s recall proposal ‘spiteful’
Tom Watson said he was not informed of the plan to allow voters to force defecting MPs to face re-election.
UK News|Feb 20, 2019
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UK surgeons hail ‘world first’ op to tackle leading cause of sight loss
An 80-year-old woman has undergone pioneering gene therapy treatment.
UK News|Feb 18, 2019
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