INFLATION in Guernsey is at its lowest since records began in 1965.
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Daily Archives: January 22, 2009
Merrien less than an inch from glory
EVERYONE at Potters Leisure Resort said it was a remarkable final and that runner-up Alison Merrien had played her heart out.
‘No sell-out’ tax deal will net island millions
A NEW tax arrangement with the UK does not mean Guernsey has thrown its doors open to HM Revenue and Customs, insist local tax experts.
Beaucamps on a high as Year 7s sweep the board
LES BEAUCAMPS HIGH’S Year 7 netball team are a force to be reckoned with.
Swanderful news as pub is island’s new Michelin Guide entry
THE Swan pub in St Peter Port is the only locally-based new entry in this year’s Michelin food guide.
‘Union official stormed out of meeting’
CLAIMS of inappropriate behaviour have been made against Guernsey’s leading union official at an employment and discrimination tribunal hearing.
Financial services ombudsman ‘would keep banks in line’
A CALL is being made for the introduction of a financial services ombudsman.
Loveridge enjoys a rapid rise up cadet rankings
ALICE LOVERIDGE’S recent good form and European tournament success has been rewarded with a sensational rise up the world and European cadet rankings.
Bogdan is too strong for Watson
HEATHER WATSON has been knocked out in the quarter-finals of the Optus Nottinghill Junior ITF International in Australia.
Comfort to be had from new figures
THE news yesterday that Guernsey’s rate of inflation has fallen dramatically from 5.8% to just 1.2% in a space of three months will be taken as evidence of how badly the credit crunch has affected the economy here and elsewhere.