LIFE would come to a standstill if Guernsey harbour lost its cranes, the harbour master has warned.
Harbour news
Cost ‘rules out’ removing the follies to ease parking loss
DEMOLISHING seven granite ‘follies’ at North Beach to make way for parking spaces was ruled out on cost grounds, it emerged yesterday.
Marine traders have own answer to parking ‘folly’
DEMOLISHING seven granite follies to the south of the QE2 marina would create up to 93 new parking spaces in Town, the Guernsey Marine Traders Association said yesterday.
Cruise berth needs private cash
A CRUISE ship berth at the harbour could bring a substantial amount of money into the island, the harbour master has said.
Harbour tour highlights need for £100m. outlay by 2020
MORE than £100m. will have to be spent on improving Guernsey’s harbours by 2020, the harbourmaster has said.
Competence testing would not work – harbour master
A SUGGESTION that boaters should be forced to have mandatory certificates of competence has been rejected by experts in the field.
Dolphin follows James’s taxi
A DOLPHIN took a shine to water taxi manager James Priest yesterday.
Visitor’s handbag retrieved from harbour, returned
A COUPLE from Jersey want to thank those who helped recover the woman’s handbag from St Peter Port Harbour.
‘Port tax’ scrapped on boats, news and freight
FEARS about the future of national newspaper deliveries, rising construction costs and increased mooring fees have been allayed by the States.
Bail out our inefficiency, would you?
The latest twist in the saga of how to raise £1.8m. – raiding air passengers rather than boatowners – is an indication that government in the round really does not understand the concept of ‘joined up’ far less practise what it preached back in the 2004 reforms that were supposed to make the States run [...]
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