A TOP-LEVEL meeting on the economic downturn that will include discussion on holding the financial service industry to account begins at the Royal Court building today.
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Daily Archives: June 16, 2009
Pasty chain to open in Le Pollet
BAKERY cafe chain Pasty Presto is coming to Guernsey.
‘Rebels’ say their funding plan is best
‘BOTH of our funding options are better than Treasury’s and are stronger than before,’ according to Matt Fallaize.
Pan-island co-operation is not just a pipe dream, says IoD member
INSTITUTE of Directors members have called for improved pan-island co-operation.
Long cold spell is to blame for lack of shellfish
GUERNSEY fisherman are struggling to make a living after a reduction in crab stocks.
Sand-shifters impress Bailiff
STUDENTS who took part in yesterday’s Confederation of Guernsey Industry technology challenge have developed skills for life, according to the Bailiff.
Amir ‘Khan’ do open visit
AMIR KHAN has confirmed he will come to Guernsey for October’s Open Show – if Bradley Watson has a rematch with his brother Haroon.
Our girl at Number 10
A GUERNSEY girl has been given a look inside one of the most famous addresses in the country.
Sarnians end Astor Trophy drought in terrific style
FOLLOWING on from the successes of the Guernsey Rifle Club in the annual match against the visiting National Rifle Association team, the local shooters have now, for the first time in many years, taken the Astor Trophy from the Jersey Rifle Association.
Holding the centre to account
when the States meets at the end of the month, members face a marathon session to decide what capital projects to pursue and how best to fund them – and that would have been an involved process at the best of times.