10 « August « 2009 « « This Is Guernsey

‘Customers to blame’ as only Michelin star fades

GUERNSEY’S only Michelin-starred restaurant will close its doors at the end of this month.

Antisocial behaviour is ‘worse in Alderney than in London’

ANTISOCIAL behaviour in Alderney has been branded worse than London’s.

Serving soldiers being helped by a special pint

PINTS of Liberation Ale are helping troops injured in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Electricity price power struggle intensifies

THE row between Guernsey Electricity and the regulator has deepened.

Super ‘Savs’ sinks red ship Jersey

LEE SAVIDENT wrote his name into the inter-insular history books as the KGV witnessed another remarkable game of cricket between Guernsey and Jersey on Saturday.

Islands’ autonomy ‘is no longer appropriate’

GUERNSEY’S 800-year old constitutional relationship with the UK has to change, according to a member of the House of Lords.

Mixed results for Jersey daytrippers

TWO wins, a draw and a loss was the combined result of the four Guernsey sides in pre-season friendly action in Jersey on Saturday.

Diversification helps Stanley Gibbons’ first-half profits soar

THE Guernsey offices of stamp and collectibles trader Stanley Gibbons continue to play an important part in its success, according to its chief executive.

Pitschou finds his escape route on 29th end

NIGEL COLLINS suffered more island championship heartache on the Beau Sejour greens on Saturday.

Spend the money – it’s taxpayers’

WRITING here today, Thom Ogier’s Inside Politics piece is likely to strike a raw nerve with many in the public sector when he says that we have failed to sacrifice so many costly sacred cows because civil service managers are not up to the job.