THE introduction of paid parking has been thrown into doubt.
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Environment
One car for every 29ft
THERE may be more vehicles in Guernsey than people who can drive, but the Environment minister says people’s motoring habits are improving.
Friends head for recycling bin of history
After 19 years’ campaigning for a greener Guernsey, the island’s Friends of the Earth group is disbanding. Michelle Levrier, the branch coordinator, recycles memories of past battles and the work that remains undone…
Mentors’ cash will ease an uphill struggle
ONE of the Bright Young Things finalists believes she has the answer to Guernsey’s traffic and parking problems.
Outright bag ban ‘unviable’
BANNING the use of plastic bags is not a practical or viable option in the near future, according to two of the island’s largest retailers.
States will be asked to bin bags if shops don’t
GUERNSEY could be plastic bag free within the next year.
It’s time to bang heads
SINCE the new era of government was ushered in in May 2004, this newspaper has highlighted the role of the Policy Council – as set out by the States itself – in being instrumental in delivering it.
Anti-smell measures still leave residents unhappy
Environmental health officers could take action if odour from the Belle Greve pumping station continues to make neighbours’ lives a misery.
Public Parks
In addition to its other attractions, Guernsey boasts several public parks that are used by islanders participating in sporting activities as well as by people who just wish to enjoy walking among the abundance of trees, flowers and shrubs, and parents who can find plenty to keep their offspring amused in the various play areas.
Vision for the future is a priority
WITH the new States of Guernsey about halfway towards its first 100 days, four leading Guernsey business groups are already questioning how well the House is doing as it approaches what it calls ‘this key timeline’.