GOVERNMENT must act now to fix the way the island is run, according to business leaders.
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Daily Archives: September 8, 2009
Survey shows a serious lack of trust for senior managers
ALMOST a third of workers have little or no trust in their senior managers, according to latest research.
Priaulx rules out a dream ending
ANDY PRIAULX’S chances of a fourth world title remain very slim despite a brilliant showing in Oschersleben.
Swimmers set for the big one
TWO swimmers are setting off today on their first step in attempting the “Everest of swimming” – the English Channel.
Thai star lurks for Watson
THIRTEEN double faults did not prove unlucky for Heather Watson (pictured) as she overcame a dangerous opponent in the first round of the junior girls singles at the US Open.
Fourth place for island’s GB pairing
DARREN DYKE and Kirsty Chick did the island and Great Britain proud when they came fourth in the World Games 2009 in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
Dad’s skydive for Angus beats fund-raising target
A GUERNSEY couple have been touched by donations received in memory of their five-month-old son.
No passing Thomson as he leads from start to finish
CARL THOMSON led the field from virtually start to finish to retain the title of Church to Church men’s champion.
UK fishermen urged to settle damages claim
A GROUP of English fishing companies are suing the States for damages after they were refused permission to work off Guernsey.
Need for change vs. the rest
A NUMBER of key developments yesterday indicated just how high on the political Richter scale is the damage inflicted by the Wales Audit Office’s 0/10 government assessment report.
It has united the island’s four main business lobby groups into urging deputies to take immediate remedial action and the chief and Treasury ministers – not always cheek-by-jowl [...]