WHEN Chris Shepley, the UK’s former chief planning inspector, conducted a review of the equivalent service here after the demise of the Island Development Committee, he was less than impressed with many aspects of what he saw.

IF GUERNSEY PRISON follows English guidelines, long established officer/prisoner working relationships will be destroyed and replaced by animosity and resentment, an inmate has claimed.

PEOPLE affected by new traffic proposals for the new schools at Les Nicolles are waiting anxiously to find out the Environment Department’s final decision.

THE completion of the island’s first new secondary schools for more than two decades is less than four months away.

ENVIRONMENT admitted yesterday that it had got it wrong over traffic plans for Les Nicolles schools.

AN Emergency meeting will take place tomorrow about road safety around the new Les Nicolles schools.

AS HOUSE of Commons speaker Michael Martin appreciates all too well, you know you are in difficulty when your own spokesman says you’re in the wrong.

It’s been a project surrounded by concern and controversy, but as development of St Sampson’s High and Le Murier nears its final stages, Nicci Martel is given a tour of the site – and finds it may well become a beacon of modern secondary education and set the benchmark high for future States undertakings. Pictures [...]

THE flexible interaction between special needs and mainstream pupils will be one of the biggest achievements of St Sampson’s High and Le Murier.

ST SAMPSON'S deputies are lining up to force Public Services to install main drains while two schools are built at Les Nicolles.