THE States should spend the £16m. Guernsey Electricity holds in the treasury on laying a gas pipeline, according to the International Energy Group’s chief executive.
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Daily Archives: March 20, 2009
Merrien becomes a four-time winner
YET another title – yet another record.
Guernsey out to end Jersey’s winning run
GUERNSEY are raring to go to try to halt the tide of Jersey victories in this weekend’s inter-insulars at Beau Sejour.
Measures for pleasure boaters ‘will be practical’
CUSTOMERS and Immigration has pledged that any measures extending to pleasure craft as a result of e-Borders will be practical.
Flybe rues decision on Southampton
FLYBE is disappointed that the Competition Commission has not ordered the sale of Southampton Airport.
On trail of American adventure
A CAREER break for many people would mean flying around the world for six months, but not for Jon Press.
‘No need for competition on Bristol’
AURIGNY does not believe there is need for competition on the Bristol route.
‘Brilliant idea’ again appeals to the masses
ST SAMPSON’S HIGH and the Grammar School reigned supreme in the AFM Super Six Athletics Challenge finals at Beau Sejour.
Mont Cuet tip prepares to be flooded
THE next stage in the project to flood Mont Cuet is under way.
Gunsmoke hangs over fiery speech
CONSTITUTIONAL discussions are traditionally rather dull affairs, full of sub-clauses, ancient history, pomp and circumstance.
Not in Alderney.
The fire and brimstone speech given by Policy and Finance Committee chairman Richard Willmott on Wednesday night brought to mind more Shakepeare’s Henry V than Henry Viii clauses.
For, in his own version of ‘Once more unto the breach, dear [...]