WITH the seismic shockwaves still spreading from last week’s news – broken by this newspaper – that Guernsey’s entire zero-10 tax strategy lies in tatters, it is clear that there is much that remains unsaid and some key questions that are unanswered.
GUERNSEY’S ‘chancellor’ wants to close States workers’ final salary pension scheme to new entrants.
THE weekend belonged to North as Mick Le Prevost’s men opened a three-point gap at the top of Division One thanks to their astonishing 7-5 win over big rivals Bels.
STATES economist Dr Andy Sloan has given his backing to the I Buy GSY campaign.
CHIEF Minister Lyndon Trott will tomorrow leave behind efforts to sort the island’s tax strategy as he heads to Asia to promote the island’s finance industry.
MORE than 100 islanders relived being evacuated to Glasgow at an exhibition on Saturday.
THE Women’s Refuge has refused to be inspected for the last four years, according to former deputy Health minister Barry Brehaut.
Guernsey 3, Berks & Bucks 6
THE Guernsey under-18s side ran hot and cold like an antique shower against Berks & Bucks and they paid the price for it.
ALAN ROWE sprung a major surprise as the opening event of the 2009 Fusion Winter Cross-Country League attracted a record entry at Delancey Park.
Timing is everything
News that the man in charge of Guernsey’s Treasury wants to end the States’ final salary pension scheme is a welcome development for the island’s financial future.