15 « February « 2010 « « This Is Guernsey

Defining when the UK could interfere in island’s

JUST what would it take for the UK to poke its nose in Guernsey affairs? That was one of the questions troubling the Justice Select Committee as it continues its review into the relationship between the Ministry of Justice and the Crown Dependencies.

Euro prize nearer

GUERNSEY are through to the semi-finals of the Carlsberg FA National League System Cup after an exciting but ‘ugly’ 3-2 win over Hertfordshire Senior County League on Saturday.

Last ditch bid made to throw out Suez burner

STATES members will be asked at the end of the month to throw out the Suez incinerator plan.

Fight continues against EU threat to funds industry

GUERNSEY is continuing to lobby against the proposed EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers directive.

Confidence vote will be revealing

LATER this month, members of the Public Accounts Committee will face a vote of no confidence for… well, what, exactly?

‘Jail threat’ for fixing Rang’s roof

CALLS have been made in the latest Sark Newsletter for the chairman of the Sark Development Control Committee to resign.

Druce misses out on a medal

TOM DRUCE’S Sheffield jinx struck again at the Aviva World Trials and national indoor championships.

Education yet to talk about future of CFE

EDUCATION has said it is too soon to determine whether the structure of a proposed Guernsey Skills Agency would result in it losing control of the College of Further Education.

States value monitor ‘too busy’ to probe childcare waste

THE Public Accounts Committee has decided not to review Health and Social Services’ childcare subsidy.

Tourism chief has good feeling for this year

MORE people seem keen to holiday in Guernsey, according to the latest figures.