TAXPAYERS’ money will not be used to bail out Landsbanki Guernsey customers as the Policy Council puts new schools and health care first.
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Daily Archives: October 24, 2008
GFA gets lift from bosses backing Vance
TONY VANCE’S appointment as island manager has found support at three of the current top four clubs.
Senior civil servant steps in for Lt-Governor
SENIOR civil servant Nigel Lewis, who has worked alongside Guernsey industries for much of his career, will be the speaker at the double sell-out dinner to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Guernsey Chamber of Commerce.
False rape claim earns three months in prison
THE 23-YEAR-OLD daughter of murder victim Lizzie Roussel has been jailed for three months for making a false allegation of rape.
Carton recycling helps to bail out landfill
THE first bale of Tetra Pak cartons has been prepared for export after just one week of recycling.
International interest in local label
CALLING all musicians – two local lads have launched a record label which is already attracting international attention and they are looking for home-grown talent.
No shocks on day four as stars take centre stage
IT WAS a return to business as usual in round four of the Fortis International Chess Festival at the Peninsula Hotel.
Five-star North jump to the top
NORTH have gone top of the Sure Mobile U-21 Development League following their 5-1 demolition of Rangers at Northfield on Tuesday night.
Only one answer on bank plan
OVER the last few days, Opinion has looked at some of the downsides of Guernsey introducing a protection scheme for depositors, certainly as far as savers are concerned, and questioned the benefits of a limited package at a time when others are offering a ‘100% money back’ guarantee.