UP TO £200,000 is being spent fixing faults at Le Rondin.
Sacked mechanic sues – and wins
A MOTORCYCLE technician at L'Islet Motors was unfairly dismissed.
Sewage protest could be harmful to economy
DAMAGE could have been done to Guernsey's tourist industry after public demonstrations yesterday revealing the States' lack of progress over a sewage treatment system were held at UK ports.
Safety of wi-fi fear countered
WI-FI technology will continue to be used in island schools despite health concerns.
‘Give me a tax break’
A WIDOW fears pensioners are being forced into poverty as a result of States policy.
Sure to be fine thing
BELGRAVE Wanderers are not feeling under any pressure being labelled as favourites to lift the Priaulx League which kicks off today, rebranded and heavily sponsored.
A Bucktrout bet behind the career of top walker
THIRTY years ago this month an 18-year-old youngster staggered exhausted from the finish line having won one of the most dramatic of all Church to Church walks.
Bowditch to hit the roads again
ANN BOWDITCH has experienced her first taste of the World Masters Cycling Championships in St Johann in Austria's Tirol and loved the experience.
The glory boys
The heart of the Cotswolds isn't the first place you'd think of when looking for a Guernsey family but in the village of Little Rissington, the name Le Marchant is legendary. Chris Morvan finds out more about the life of Robert, sometime rector of the parish and father of five outstanding military men.
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