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The operator of the island’s medevac service has claimed that the States’ decision to appoint a new contractor to replace it was unfair, irrational and lacked transparency.
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Guernsey will try to avoid the foursomes folly this time around as they aim to hold onto the Challenge Trophy for a third year in a row.
Business
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Business
The Channel Islands Coop has won its appeal against a ruling that it must pay £3.5m. in compensation to its former chief executive over the way he was forced out of the business.
Opinion
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Columnists
Following a gentle rebuke from a fellow GP columnist, Richard Graham defends his approach to political sketch writing and reveals his thoughts on GST and its proponents and opponents.
Reader's Letters
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Dig around a bit and something odd emerges. Public sector employment costs have actually fallen in real terms just as payroll expenses have gone through the roof. That’s because we have 800 more States employees than a decade ago. Fair enough – but what do we have to show for it?
The Press View
Island Life
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Island Life
As all eyes are turned to the skies for today’s Air Display, few will spare a thought for the immense amount of work that goes into making the annual event a reality. Lucy Rouget found out more.
Health & Wellness
