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SO THAT we’re all clear, let’s examine the logic behind the Environment Department’s latest idea for paid parking.

NORTH boss Mick Le Prevost wants more games and a return to a 24-fixture format in Division One.

MOTORISTS may have to pay £26 a year to park.

THE Channel Island Stock Exchange added two more accolades and achievements to a fantastic year last night.

LES Beaucamps High School needs to be rebuilt because it is literally falling apart, the Education Department has said.

FLYBE has had to charter a smaller aircraft to operate its flights for part of this weekend because of the threat of insufficient firefighter cover.

VISITORS would have to pay more, in real terms, than locals to park in controlled spaces if proposed legislation is agreed.

ISLAND Waste wants to develop a covered separation facility at its Pointes Lane yard.

THE UK Government has stepped in to restrain Guernsey’s lawmaking powers.

THE Public Services Department is prepared to reconsider its position on the introduction of an island wide-kerbside recycling scheme.