GUERNSEY’S chief minister is poised to sign an understanding with the UK based on its centuries-old constitutional relationship with the Crown - yet the document is either a material weakening of the island’s autonomy or an expensive and pointless PR exercise.
Daily Archives: July 24, 2008
Sharia fund is first for the island
THE first Guernsey-domiciled sharia-compliant fund investing in the United Arab Emirates is listing on the Channel Islands Stock Exchange next month.
Mace on verge of Grand victory
NICK MACE is on the verge of a sensational success at Bisley.
Guernsey come up against tough opposition at Euros
GUERNSEY came back from the European Touch Championships empty-handed after having been drawn against some of the world’s most experienced teams.
Quick Kiwi throws race for top spot wide open
LUKE WALTON has thrown the De Putron Triathlon Series wide open.
Tan safely, islanders told
RETAILERS have come together to promote a ‘safety in the sun’ message and to tell islanders they can achieve a sunkissed glow without putting their health at risk.
Further striking ‘just a rumour’, says union chief
FEARS of further industrial action this weekend have been played down by the union involved in the pay dispute.
Sarnian trio make Great Britain side
A TRIO of Guernsey players have been selected for the Great Britain team in the Fast-pitch Softball European Championships.














Deal drops a key phrase
While Lyndon Trott has his pen poised over the dotted line, Nick Mann looks at the fine print of a constitutional agreement between Guernsey and the UK and asks, will we live to regret it?