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Prison governor John De Carteret officially retired from his post yesterday as prison officers confirmed that they were returning to full duties and accepting a 3.7% pay rise for 2026 after three weeks of working to rule.
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Another piece of history will be made tomorrow at Victoria Park as Guernsey FC Women make their Adobe Women’s FA Cup debut.
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Guernsey has taken a step towards making it easier for the island’s insurers and reinsurers to do business in the United States.
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The real significance of S&P Global’s latest report has nothing, despite Policy & Resources’ best endeavours, to do with GST. Instead, it’s a stark reminder of long-term government economic mismanagement and future declining real incomes for islanders.
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In the first of regular columns on island reflections, Nigel Pascoe asks, in this world of instant communication, have we actually lost the art of conversation?
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It looked cool though it wasn’t the best bike to ride, but it was an absolute classic of its time. As the company that owns Raleigh faces closure, Shaun Shackleton looks back at the Chopper.
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