A drying reservoir produced views of record-breaking birds when our roaming wildlife reporter pitched up in India. High-fliers, a speed merchant and long legs combined to give Tim Earl a three-in-one Guinness Book of Records sighting…
GUERNSEY is still being referred to as a tax haven because people are jealous of the island’s strong economy, the chief minister said yesterday.
PLANS to transform the Bridge moved a step closer as the Co-op submitted its ideas for a £100m. redevelopment of Leale’s Yard.
TONIGHT it is the Guernsey FA Cup final but next season it could be the FA Vase for St Martin’s.
SHOP assistants at the Roll Bar on the Bridge got a shock yesterday when a car ran into the window.
ALISON MERRIEN is the world’s top-ranked outdoor woman bowler – and that’s official.
STEPH TWELL arrived in Guernsey yesterday as the feature attraction for the annual Easter Runs.
AN UNSEEDED Guernsey could have to battle through a ‘group of death’ in the NatWest Island Games men’s football competition.
THE States would be able to borrow up to £333m. under proposals released today.
Priorities are different for disabled
IN recent weeks this newspaper has highlighted some of the deficiencies in the island’s existing set-up for ensuring that people who need a wheelchair are adequately assessed and receive the right machine in a timely fashion.