
‘SHUT up, I’m trying to get to sleep.’ ‘Dad – she’s turned the light on again.’ ‘I am getting a migraine listening to you crying.’
AN ANNOUNCEMENT yesterday that the Policy Council had agreed to ‘a measured course of action which will maintain confidence in the local banking sector and address the concerns of local depositors’ will be followed by an immediate question from islanders: What, by doing nothing?
WHEN it comes to awards, the emphasis is always on the individual.
THE Guernsey Football Association hope to be in a position to name Steve Ogier’s successor as island manager in the next fortnight.
POLICY COUNCIL members yesterday ruled out a States-funded deposit protection scheme for Guernsey.
GUERNSEY must reduce its maximum tax cap if it wants to attract wealthy individuals, according to experts.
FORMER captain Ian Hardman held off the strong challenge of three Royal Guernsey members to win the La Grande Mare Seniors’ Open.
A CAT has been shot with a metal pellet in Town, police said yesterday.
CHECKERS has cut the cost of coal.
Nothing is more certain than States’ uncertainty
There’s hope for parents and children affected by the closure of St Sampson’s Infants’ School. Neil Ross’s Emile reckons the States’ penchant for making a decision and then changing its mind means this year’s Reception children will be at university before it closes.