'Guernsey should put more into e-gaming'

GUERNSEY needs to up its game to support Alderney and its e-gaming industry, a local technology consultancy has warned.

Playtech buys online bingo firm Eyecon in £50m. deal

THE world's largest online gaming software supplier has bought a Guernsey-based online slots developer in a £50m. deal.

Beautiful, bizarre... why Barcelona should be on your bucket list

Don't have it? Don't spend it

OH DEAR. When, I wonder, will the States of Guernsey realise that the people do not want them to go on spending our money?

Visions of the future

LAST month's debate on the States Strategic Plan was interesting. Well, OK, actually it was very boring but it did throw up the odd interesting issue.

Way to grow

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.

Braye Harbour a potential marina

THREE companies are set to submit tenders to the States to build a marina in Alderney.

Tourgis gets go-ahead

ALDERNEY'S building industry could be set for a much-needed boost after the States announced it had finally granted planning permission to develop Fort Tourgis.

'We are out to finish the job'

IT WAS a day of rest and recuperation yesterday as we prepared for the challenge of Turkey later this afternoon.

Star rider knows which line to cross

ACE motocross rider Dan Robinson can't stop taking the chequered flag in first place.

Alderney sets out its new stall at major gaming event

THE Alderney Gambling Control Commission debuted its new exhibitions stand at the recent European Interactive Gaming Congress and Expo.

Others could follow us, says Virgin Games chief executive

GUERNSEY has become the central hub for all Virgin Games online gaming services.

Racing in the rain

SARK'S annual Sheep Race organisers were left ruefully counting the cost of the old saying, 'what a difference a day makes', after last weekend's weather.

New marina on the way?

A PUBLIC exhibition will go some way to discovering whether islanders want Alderney to become a thriving tourist destination.

A paradise paradox

It could have had its own casino or a mini castle. But, thanks to the National Trust, Houmet Paradis has remained a vital nature reserve. Despite the smell, many islanders consider it to be a special place.