A BAILIWICK builder has won a human rights court battle – over concrete blocks.

GUERNSEY’S planning bureaucrats suffered an embarrassing 5-0 defeat yesterday over a controversial proposal to build a housing development at Cordier Hill.

CORDIER Hill’s nuns have been dubbed the Sisters of No Mercy by worried neighbours after plans to redevelop the convent site moved another step forward.

BUSINESSES are being put off moving into local warehouses due to the complicated use-class system, estate agent Nick Renny has said.

GUERNSEY based property developer David Rowland was named yesterday as one of the major Conservative Party donors to have dined with David Cameron at Downing Street.

COBO and Grandes Rocques regulars have welcomed plans to redevelop Hotel Les Carterets but have raised concerns over the appearance and size of any new building.

QUEEN’S ROAD residents were elated yesterday as the Environment Department board rejected an application to build a three-storey dwelling that would have neighboured their properties.

PLANNERS should be ‘thoroughly ashamed’ for backing a controversial application to build a three-storey house to replace a bungalow at Queen’s Road, a resident has said.

THE former GT Motors site in St Sampson’s could be used for limited housing, small-scale offices or light industry and storage distribution, Environment has said in a development brief.

A BEACH cafe which has gained international renown will be able to offer more jobs and stay open year-round if planners agree it can extend its premises.