IF INDUSTRIAL action drives bus passengers away, it could be hard to get them back, the Bus Users Group has warned after rumblings of a driver strike.

PLANS to carry out major repairs to Weymouth’s quay have been given the go-ahead by councillors.

BUS drivers are threatening to go on strike, it has been claimed.

FORMER Island Coachways employees, who feared they would be jobless after being shed by the company, have gained fresh contracts with Guernsey’s new bus operator.

NIGHT buses and a more frequent service are just two of the things that bus users called for yesterday.

ISLANDERS travelling to the UK made sure they were ‘pumped up’ with fuel yesterday.

ISLANDERS will shape the future of ‘their own’ bus service, potentially including smaller vehicles and night buses, new operator CT Plus Guernsey has said.

GUERNSEY newsagents have faced ‘the month from hell’ as their shelves and vans were empty again of national papers this morning.

THE airport will struggle to meet its future maintenance costs, let alone contribute to the bill for runway refurbishment under its current business model, according to an independent report.

Work on the airport runway at begins in earnest tonight, with the development getting under way at 9pm.

MEASURES will be in place to minimise disruption from work being carried out during next week’s airport closures, Public Services has said.

WEYMOUTH Harbour’s ro-ro berth is still unstable after three weeks’ work, the town council said yesterday.