THE NSPCC went above and beyond what was required when offering its Guernsey staff a redundancy package, an employment tribunal heard yesterday.
NSPCC closure: each side says the other was hostile
Drop in number of divorces in 2010 ‘is still 153 too high’
DIVORCES fell last year to 153 from 162 the previous year.
Baritone builds base so he can teach singing
BUILDING an extension on your own is no mean feat.
New regime look for a change of fortunes
GUERNSEY are looking to do everything they can to avenge last year’s inter-insular beatings and they start by embarking on a UK tour this weekend.
Sarnian praised by No. 1
WORLD No. 1 Nick Matthew paid tribute to Chris Simpson last night after the Sarnian made the defending champion work hard for his place in the semi-finals of the British National Championships.
Political backing for airlines as they fight Gatwick hikes
AURIGNY is set to challenge the landing fee hikes at Gatwick.
College class sets up a crucial clash at the top
ELIZABETH COLLEGE served up a hockey masterclass last weekend and in doing so have set up a potentially season-defining match tomorrow.
Entrepreneur may pull plug on open market buy-to-let
AN ENTREPRENEUR is considering giving up a £100,000 deposit on a Guernsey house because of uncertainty over what will happen to the open market.
Jobs go at Credit Suisse – 30 in next six months
AROUND 30 jobs are to go at Credit Suisse after the company announced it was outsourcing its fund administration business in Guernsey.
Sark welcomes new lay worker
THE Methodist Church’s new lay worker in Sark was formally welcomed and commissioned at a special service on Saturday.
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