NATIONAL strikes will speed up the inevitable decline of the postal industry and damage the economy, according to Guernsey Post.
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Daily Archives: October 17, 2009
Le Prevost sees the way ahead
BY THE time you read this North players and supporters could be cock-a-hoop having beaten Bels in the first of the rivals’ three Division One league meetings last night.
Legend mourned
A MINUTE’S silence will be held before today’s time trial at Petit Bot for national hillclimb legend Roy Lane who died this week, aged 74, after a long illness .
Brussels office-share is an option, and we do have an invitation
THE Policy Council today admitted that sharing an office, as part of its plans for a presence in Brussels, was an option.
Guernsey Bel Mel is out to be Miss British Isles
A GUERNSEY finance worker is competing to be Miss British Isles.
States will debate tax change this month, if Chief gets way
STATES members will have the chance to discuss scrapping zero-10 this month, if the Policy Council agrees.
Buy local and help our island recover from the downturn
A SPOKESMAN for Guernsey’s business leaders is urging islanders to buy local.
Winterton’s reward
THE final meeting of the year may have been held on a dry but very blustery day with the beach in fairly good condition, but it was no disappointment as the racing was fast and furious.
Matt revelling on new home Patch
MATT PATCH couldn’t be happier.
Why we should buy GSY
TODAY marks the launch of the new Guernsey Press campaign I Buy GSY aimed at urging islanders to support Guernsey’s shops and businesses. At its heart is a very strong but simple message – there’s a lot of choice on our doorsteps, so if you can buy local, then do.