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A ruling by the Court of the Seneschal of Sark has safeguarded the future of the Island Hall, according to its trustees.

BRINGING in a health professional on a five-year licence can cost four times as much as a teacher or lecturer.

HMS DARING cannot wait to get back in local waters and give islanders the chance to have a look around.

A COUPLE who live in Le Truchot were woken early yesterday when a BMW saloon smashed open their front door.

ANXIOUS parents and pupils of St Sampson’s and St Andrew’s should find out the future of their schools today.

ALDERNEY’S new police sergeant is planning to tackle the island’s crime issues by interacting with the community. Sgt James Priest arrived in the Channel Islands a week ago and started work on the same day as another new recruit, PC Andy Du Four.

WHEN Sark Constable Alan Blythe called me over in The Avenue earlier this week – it was reminiscent, I have to say, of an incident almost 60 years ago when a member of the Jersey Police wanted ‘a word in your ear, son’, about some apples missing from an orchard. But his word in my [...]

YESTERDAY’S 24-21 vote of confidence in deputy chief minister Bernard Flouquet could scarcely have been more slender and it certainly will not satisfy his many critics, who will remain convinced that the formal States reprimand he received was insufficient punishment for a racist joke that not even he could explain why he told.

HEATHER WATSON’S Australian Open campaign evaporated in the blistering Melbourne heat overnight.

CLOSED-ENDED Guernsey-based investment company Bramdean Alternatives Ltd is facing possible legal action over Bernard Madoff’s alleged £37bn pyramid scam.