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ROGER TAYLOR’S 30-month sentence for money laundering will act as a deterrent to others, according to the chief executive of GuernseyFinance.

CHIEF PLEAS went on the offensive yesterday as conseillers voiced their thoughts following the publication of correspondence between Sir David Barclay and the Seigneur, Michael Beaumont.

CANADA yesterday became the 21st country to sign a Tax Information Exchange Agreement with Guernsey.

THE incomparable Alison Merrien has clinched a place in the final of the World Bowls Tour women’s matchplay singles championship at Potters Leisure Resort in Norfolk – for the third year running.

CLAIMS of bullying and harassment levelled at the deputy prison governor are unjustified and unsubstantiated, a tribunal heard yesterday.

THE Ogier Senior Island Squash Championships kicks off this evening at 6.20 at Beau Sejour with 40 top players vying for either the men’s A and B or women’s titles.

UNSAFE vehicles will be taken off the roads – that was the message from police in a high-profile traffic operation yesterday.

NEWS that a dog was strangled to death while in the care of a local pet groomer led one owner to relive the moment her pet nearly met the same fate.

WHEN new police chief Patrick Rice arrived in the island in August he explained that he had a ‘road map’ for where he wanted to take policing.

ALISON MERRIEN broke new ground and wrote another exciting chapter in her inspiring success story yesterday when she won a World Bowls Tour title for the first time at Potters Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea, Norfolk.