VISITING course designer Paul Thompson produced some flowing yet testing tracks for the horses and riders competing in the British Showjumping’s Summer Show held at Chemin Le Roi.
Recycling at risk as planners reject another bring bank site
PLANNERS have for a second time rejected proposals for a new recycling site in St Martin’s.
Cracks appear at ‘gold-plated’ Orchard Close
LARGE cracks have appeared on the so-called ‘gold-plated’ Orchard Close States houses.
Trio battle through rain to reach semis
VALE REC’S Aimee Ogier together with Nathan Dicker and North’s Rob Batiste all mastered the wet conditions at Delancey Park on Saturday morning to gain a place in the Dot Foley Singles semi-finals.
Planning consent boosts Granville House value but worries some neighbours
SPEEDING drivers and a lack of parking have left some Mount Durand residents worried after planning permission was granted for a residential development at Granville House.
Chouet test will rate wind power viability
OFFSHORE wind power could be on its way to Guernsey after permission was granted to erect a monitoring station at Chouet headland.
Year 4 calls for CCTV to catch fly-tippers
CHILDREN fed up that they have to trudge through litter on the way to school are calling for action to stop people fly-tipping in St Peter Port.
Petit Bot plan is no solution
Anyone who has seen the enclosed conveyors at Ronez or at any other quarrying operation will at once have an idea of the scale of development that would be required to lift stone from Petit Bot Bay to the Airport, as proposed by two deputies.
An unbeaten start
TWO highly contrasting victories gave Guernsey the unbeaten start they wanted yesterday in the ICC European Division One T20 Championship.
Deputies want Petit Bot drop-off for runway build
FULL details of a plan to use a conveyor belt through Petit Bot to transport hundreds of thousands of tonnes of material up the valley for the airport runway project will be released on Friday.
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