Camilla welcomes leading writers in celebration of Scottish literacy
Authors Sir Ian Rankin, Val McDermid and Sir Alexander McCall Smith were among Camilla’s guests at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
UK News|Jul 2
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St Saviour’s is judged first
JUDGING for the Floral Guernsey competition got under way yesterday, with St Saviour’s parish first up.
News|Jul 1
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Air links need an increased level of political attention
I HAVE just booked return flights for two to and from London Gatwick with Aurigny. The distance both ways is 272 miles and the cost £796. Our onward journey takes us from Gatwick to Brindisi in southern Italy with easyJet. The two-way distance is 2,260 miles and the cost for two £1,152.
Readers' Letters|Jun 27
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Public report two of four drink-drivers at weekend
Drink-drivers can be caught in a variety of ways, as four islanders found out at the weekend.
News|Jun 25
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Food bank use ‘could be halved over course of next parliament’
The Trussell Trust said it is possible to see ‘a massive reduction’ in need if the requests it has set out are followed.
UK News|Jun 5
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30/30 riders complete the final leg of Rock to Rocque
THE Ian Brown’s 30 rides in 30 days challenge came to an end as the cyclists rode into North Beach at the end of the Rock to Rocque bike ride.
News|May 27
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More than 3 million food bank parcels given out across UK in record-high year
The Trussell Trust has called on political leaders to set out how they will build a future where no one needs a food bank to survive.
UK News|May 14
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Two French prison officers killed and three injured in Normandy convoy attack
The convoy was transporting prisoner Mohamed Amra to Evreux jail after a court hearing in Rouen when it was ambushed.
World News|May 14
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Former Post Office executive says she never ‘knowingly did anything wrong’
Angela van den Bogerd gave evidence at the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry in central London on Thursday.
UK News|Apr 25
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Grange is due to open, but more roadworks in area
The Grange is set to reopen today after emergency repairs to a gas main.
News|Apr 19
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Aye Write festival saved after donation from late EuroMillions winner’s charity
A series of pop-up events will take place following the funding.
UK News|Apr 17
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Ruel and Sword victorious as new record-holder hails ‘amazing route’
Winning a marathon and smashing the course record would be a fantasy for most runners.
Sport|Apr 16
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Could Ruel rule the roads in the Guernsey Marathon?
A French runner with a sub-2hrs 15min. personal best is the headline entry for Sunday’s Sure Guernsey Marathon.
Sport|Apr 12
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TikTok Youth Council holds first meetings on better online safety for teenagers
The panel will be consulted on improving safety on the social media platform.
UK News|Mar 25
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Inter-firm rivalry encouraged in 30 Walks fundraiser
Inter-firm rivalries could be boosted with Les Bourgs Hospice’s latest fundraising campaign to see how far across the world they could walk.
News|Mar 18
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