PLANS to redevelop the St Peter Port Constables’ Office have finally been passed by planners, three years after the parish was told the work was needed.

ISLANDERS with an interest in Guernsey’s Town Centre turned up in force to an open meeting held by the Town Centre Partnership.

A COORDINATED approach to the collection of commercial waste in Town has to be part of the new waste strategy, it has been claimed.

AN 18TH-CENTURY cemetery is to be turned into a woodland garden, if funding can be found.

LOSING more than 200 North Beach parking spaces could affect Guernsey for long after the harbour work had been completed, businessman Tony Creasey has warned.

SHOPPERS will be driven away from Town if 200 parking spaces are lost for three years, businesses have warned.

MILL Street could have its own Carnaby Street-style arch, if planning permission is granted.

ISLANDERS have reacted angrily to proposals that could see Church Square closed to cars.

THE same number of Town shops, 41, are empty despite Town Centre Partnership chief executive Jack Honeybill declaring in April that they would all be full within six months.

AN ICE rink in Market Square during the Christmas period helps bring the community together, according to businesses in the area keen to see it return.