Emails carry a legal warning

A SEEMINGLY innocuous email is enough to land a company in court.


Company loyalty has brought travel rewards

KPMG chairman Jonathan Hooley this year celebrates 30 years with the firm. While many people who have reached the top of their profession have moved companies, he has stayed loyal to one, as he told Rosie Allsopp


Eco taxes must not punish us

NEW environmental policies will go before the States early next year.


Ceiling collapse a disaster for business

A TOWN trader is today counting the cost after her shop was damaged by flooding.


Caterer closure was voluntary

A GUERNSEY catering business closed its doors after it failed an inspection by Environmental Health Services.


Paid parking by summer for on-street spaces, too

MOTORISTS parking in 1,450 spaces in Town will have to pay 15p per hour by next summer - if the States approves.


Instant justice might curb weekend disorder

ON-THE-SPOT fines could be the answer to drunks who urinate in the street.


Click! appeals for ghostly legends

LOCAL myths, legends and ghost stories are wanted for a new book.


Bowditch digs deep for treble

ANN BOWDITCH has stormed to her third consecutive national hill climb title, held on the toughest hill yet to hold the annual event.


Osborne record will stand – Powell’s not

COMMONWEALTH Games duo Ian Powell and Jeremy Osborne have been starring either side of the Atlantic.

Campaigns

Voice For Victims Voice For Victims

Voice for Victims is a campaign aimed at promoting the rights of those affected by child sexual abuse.