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Jersey six-storey hotel shows new technique

JERSEY residents have learned how cutting-edge big-build techniques are going to revolutionise construction in the Channel Islands.

Shanghai full of eastern promise

In the first of a new monthly series, guest columnist GuernseyFinance's chief executive Peter Niven discovers on a trip to Shanghai the potential benefits for the local industry

Post costs slammed as 11 jobs go at GCL

ELEVEN jobs will go as Guernsey Colour Laboratories halves its workforce.

Four lose jobs as Randalls downsizes

Four jobs have gone at Randalls Brewery, only three months after the new owners of the company announced that all were safe.

Local student’s lucky 7/7 escape

A STUDENT who returned to Guernsey just two days before the terrorist attacks on London on 7 July last year was lucky not to have been caught up in the blasts.

Aurigny turns a corner on its way to break-even

THE Aurigny Group exceeded its operating budget last year by nearly £600,000.

Name and shame competition law

COMPANIES that indulge in anti-competitive behaviour could be named and shamed under a competition law.

L’Ancresse stand firm

L'ANCRESSE enjoy home advantage in Sunday's CI final of the Hampshire Sevens, even though perhaps they should not have it.

Pessimists in a spin

CLUBHOUSE Optimists made a little dent into Total Cobo's massive lead in the Barclays Evening League Division One last night.

Race number 40 will be last for old man of sea

WHEN the 40th Sark to Jersey race takes place tomorrow, there is one Guernseyman who will stand out above the rest.