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A WOMAN who was told by the Environment Department that it would not issue her a registration number she had paid for has now taken  legal advice over the matter.

BIG businesses establish themselves in Guernsey because standards are so high, the Policy Council has said.

A BUMPER field is expected at Delancey Park tomorrow for the opening FNB Cross Country League event.

EIGHTEEN full-time staff from Le Chalet Hotel could lose their jobs due to refurbishment work.

THE way senior civil servants at Education deal with the board needs to be explored, its new political member has said.

THE Rev. Richard Bellinger has held his second harvest festival in St Tugual’s Chapel – and this year the island’s pets were invited as well.

AND finally … this is the last Bailiwick column I will ever write.

CHIEF PLEAS came and went in my absence last week – at its now customary breakneck speed, by all accounts.

GUERNSEY’S chief minister took time out of a busy schedule in the States yesterday to say that, contrary to this column’s view yesterday, there would be no whitewash report following the review of the Education Department.

THE irresistible Callum Queripel dominated the first meeting of the new autocross winter season.