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Let this little hedgehog take away all your worries

This little guy has a serious lust for life.

Viral News|Oct 19, 2017

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'Over-greening' of buildings increases fire risk

ENERGY conservation has led to increased fire hazards. After the fire at Grenfell Tower in London and the subsequent failure of fire spread tests by its (and so far 150 other towers') insulating cladding, some observations applicable to Guernsey may be made. Many buildings in the UK which had been clad with materials that had a zero fire spread rating have now had samples tested by the Building Research Establishment and have failed. It is therefore now clear that either the testing and certification originally given to these buildings was inadequate for such building applications or the testing now being carried out by the BRE is overly stringent.

'The Germans will never get me,' said Fred... and they didn't

The Germans blew his legs off in the Battle of Cambrai – and then blew his second set up in the Second World War. Yet Private Frederick James Mahy lived a full and useful life, raising a large family, working on property and in greenhouses andusing ingenious methods of getting around, using his fists 'almost as legs'. As the island commemorates the brave men who fought with the RGLI, Nick Le Messurier talks to Fred's daughter Brenda about her extraordinary father

News|Jun 6, 2017

Machine gunner Lesna overrun by advancing German army

Robin Millard is one of the many islanders supporting our Guernsey's Finest Hour campaign on behalf of the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust's bid to raise £30,000 for lasting memorials to the regiment at home and abroad, in this the centenary year of the notorious Battle of Cambrai conflict. Here he explains the special family story behind his donation

News|May 15, 2017

Children will learn about the RGLI and Battle of Cambrai

A SERIES of assemblies teaching young people about the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry's role in the Battle of Cambrai, and the dramatic impact it had on the island, have been organised by Education.

News|May 11, 2017

A freedom close to our hearts

THAT the Liberation Day events had a strong Armed Forces theme at their heart is particularly poignant in the light of two key Guernsey military anniversaries this year. Liberation 2017 saw the British Army, Royal Navy and RAF represented on a day the island remembers finally being freed from our five long, dark years of Occupation. Among their itinerary for this important day of remembrance, reflection and celebration – 72 years on from 9 May 1945 – was the Liberation Church Parade. Led by the Band of The Queen's Division, it performed a special anthem in memory of the Battle of Cambrai.

News|May 10, 2017

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Working with horses helped to bring dad home from war

Ron Le Page and daughter Yvonne are two of the many islanders supporting our Guernsey's Finest Hour campaign on behalf of the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust's bid to raise £30,000 for lasting memorials to the regiment at home and abroad. In this the centenary year of the notorious Battle of Cambrai, here they explain the poignant family reason behind their donation

News|May 9, 2017

Rugby fans support RGLI campaign

RUGBY fans raised funds for the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust at the weekend.

News|Apr 25, 2017

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Military history interest led to £5,000 donation

AN INTEREST in military history has resulted in a local firm donating £5,000 to the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Charitable Trust.

News|Apr 21, 2017

Guernsey's Finest Hour: 'Guernsey has every reason to be proud of her sons'

'GUERNSEY has every reason to feel the greatest pride in her sons,' said General Sir Henry de Beauvoir De Lisle, shortly after the Great War's Battle of Cambrai, in a letter to the Bailiff.

News|Apr 3, 2017