At the age of 14, John McCarthy picked up a dusty old guitar. It didn’t have all six strings, but it was still capable of producing a tune. John fell in love with the sound of the instrument, started to hone his craft and developed into one of Guernsey’s most diverse talents. Emily Burden spoke […]
FACEBOOK has spawned a dedicated website for islanders who love to pun.
GUERNSEY must match any fuel subsidy French fishermen get if it wants the industry to survive, says a veteran local skipper.
THE furore surrounding the Guernsey Football Association’s controversial five-year plan could threaten the start of next season because clubs want more time to discuss the issues at hand.
A RECENT seminar in Edinburgh has helped to cement the relationship between Guernsey and the UK’s second largest finance centre.
THREE of the island’s facilities will feature in London 2012’s Pre-Games Guide for Paralympic sports.
FIRST indications are that it will be an exciting season’s racing in the Guernsey Flyers.
A FARMER’S labour of love has won a top conservation award.
FIVE home players claimed titles as the Credit Suisse Guernsey Junior Open saw more than 40 taking part in an England Squash bronze sanctioned event, and also competing for UK ranking points.
Fuel crisis is harbinger of peak oil
WITH oil prices soaring, western leaders exhorting producers and the industry to release more supply and consumers like fishermen and lorry drivers staging protests, the one thing people want to know is when will things get back to normal?