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‘Don’t use Delta Taxis’

2010-03-19T13:55:31Z

CALLS for a boycott of Delta Taxis are growing after the firm collapsed owing thousands but appears to be trading as normal.

Alzheimer’s row worsens

2010-03-19T14:10:30Z

A DISAGREEMENT between former Alzheimer’s Society local branch volunteers and head office intensified yesterday.

DJ Calvin Harris to electrify Fusion

2010-03-19T11:25:29Z

INTERNATIONALLY renowned DJ Calvin Harris is to perform at Fusion.

Pavements for the pedestrian

2010-03-19T10:58:09Z

THE police joined forces with Living Streets yesterday to launch a new campaign against pavement surfing.

First court case for former ‘legal high’

2010-03-19T14:07:44Z

GUERNSEY’S first court case concerning the importation of a former ‘legal high’ has resulted in community service for the offender.

‘Out of order’ in Alderney States

2010-03-19T14:01:11Z

THE President of the States of Alderney has described Peter Allen’s behaviour at Wednesday’s meeting as ‘out of order’.

Youth detention for Candy Shop knives and drugs pair

2010-03-19T10:52:44Z

THE Magistrate’s Court yesterday praised the actions of four customers who came to the aid of a pair of young shop assistants terrified by two abusive men who refused to leave the Candy Shop on the Bridge.

Island has been damaged by Suez withdrawal – requete

2010-03-19T10:48:29Z

KEY players in the waste debate were silent this morning as a controversial requete aimed at restoring the £93m. incinerator project was released.

Pay up Delta Taxis

2010-03-18T10:43:47Z

DELTA TAXIS should not be allowed to escape paying its debts just because it is now operating under a different company name, a shareholder has said.

Internet up to twice as fast for most

2010-03-18T10:56:26Z

BROADBAND speeds are set to double for most users from May at no extra cost.

Even cheapest fuel is heading towards £5 a gallon (or 110ppl)

2010-03-18T11:34:24Z

THE price of petrol has risen and could be more than £1 a litre – even from the cut-price forecourts – by the end of the year, predicts one garage owner.

Nagging of Thomas, 7, leads to 50% waste cut at MSG

2010-03-18T10:53:06Z

A PRIMARY school student has helped to persuade the Medical Specialist Group to cut its office waste by half.

Airport closure: ‘It should be if, not when’

2010-03-18T10:59:34Z

GUERNSEY’S International Business Association is supportive of the island’s runway works – but it is surprised about the way the consultation is taking place.

Green waste plants’ compost could threaten water supply

2010-03-18T10:31:48Z

COMPOST from any of the alternative waste plants being put forward by anti-incinerator campaigners could be used only if it had very low levels of nitrogen, says the head of Guernsey Water.

Gays-paedophiles slur shocks diversity expert

2010-03-18T10:28:55Z

COMMENTS made by a Guernsey doctor linking homosexuality to paedophilia could have a ‘catastrophic’ effect on young people who are confused about their sexuality, according to a UK diversity expert.