Guernsey has a worrying number of youngsters who are abusing drugs because they feel they are going nowhere, a new survey has found.
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Daily Archives: April 1, 2009
National Trust backs school rebuild on ‘greenfield’ land
THE National Trust of Guernsey has given its backing to the proposed rebuild design of Les Beaucamps High School.
Ending of health deal leaves islanders worried
WITH Guernsey’s two-way health deal with the UK having ended yesterday, some islanders said they were confused as to what action they should take.
Stamps price rise
THE price of stamps is set to rise today. Local stamps will increase to 36p, while the cost of sending a letter to UK, Jersey or the Isle of Man will rise to 43p.
Herm-shot film goes on sale
A FILM that was shot in Herm is now on sale.
Merrien claims bronze
ALISON MERRIEN’S hopes of retaining her Women’s World Cup at the palatial Warilla club in New South Wales ended in this morning’s semi-finals.
G20 summit: will the week end in tears or TIEAs?
CONFIDENCE in Guernsey’s position as a cooperative jurisdiction is building ahead of tomorrow’s G20 summit.
Galacticos defend the title
GREMLIN Galacticos are the Image Group Premier Division champions.
Homeowner is furious at building firm’s ‘invasion’
A VICTORIA Avenue resident has criticised a building firm for coming onto his property to inspect his house without permission.
Key part is played by questions
On a regular basis, the 10 governors of the United Kingdom’s Overseas Territories get together in London to discuss various matters and, on this occasion, four of them paid a brief visit to Guernsey and Jersey and were hosted by the islands’ Lieutenant-Governors.