‘Elvis’ the squirrel had its first full day on loose in the island yesterday, while eagle-eyed islanders were being asked to keep a lookout for the lone grey-tailed invader.
Castel residents were vociferous in raising concerns about flooding and housing and traffic volumes in a parish meeting where they heard politicians and lead officers from the Development & Planning Authority present their proposed changes to the Island Development Plan.
The current six-week first phase of the deal expires this weekend.
The 21 staff members who resigned en masse worked for what was once known as the United States Digital Service.
The cause of the collapse was not immediately known.
A new modular house at Jerbourg could prove the inspiration for future home-building in Guernsey.
His death was a major blow for the Iran-backed group that he had transformed into a potent force in the Middle East.
He said those who went through the Second World War have grown older and it is difficult for younger generations to hear their stories.
THE battle for the Fermain Beach Cafe may not be over.
LANDOWNERS risk being fined for not taking steps to improve the condition of their properties, under new measures announced by the Development & Planning Authority.
A Spanish tourist was seriously injured in the attack.
The attack comes two days before Germans vote in a national election on Sunday.
It is the latest in a string of recent incidents of ruptured undersea cables that have heightened fears of Russian sabotage and spying in the region.
The sculpture near Gretna Green is intended to symbolise the ‘dynamism of the Scottish nation’.
A STONEMASONS business, which has lost staff and trade due to uncertainty about Fontaine Vinery’s future, is hoping to rebuild now it looks as if the St Sampson’s site could be designated for industrial use for the long term.
