Christina Kennedy
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‘It’s been good, and leaving won’t be easy’ (opens the original)
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Over the last decade and a half, Mr Charmley has served at a host of Guernsey’s parish churches, remaining a consistent presence through many clerical fluctuations. But, at long last, he has determined that the time is right for him to move on to other pastures. ‘It’s been good, and leaving won’t be easy,’ he said. ‘Saying goodbye to folks after that length of time will be a challenge.’ While Mr Charmley has now been a working rector in Guernsey for many years, his path to the priesthood was not
‘Working together is key to a long and healthy marriage’ (opens the original)
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The couple have been together for 63 years. ‘We first met back in 1963 – around May time, I think it was. We were walking around through town and we met,’ said Mr Robilliard. ‘We met and had a chat, and started our relationship then. Then in 1965, we got engaged, and on the 6 August 1966 we got married.’ At the time, Mr Robilliard was 19 and his bride 18. The pair both worked throughout their marriage, with Mr Robilliard spending a 43-year career at the States’ sewage department, while also work
Entrepreneur wins award for her tutoring start-up business (opens the original)
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Miss Edgworth won the Homerton College Changemakers Catalyst Fund Award with her start-up business Channel Tutoring, which she said had taught her a lot to take into her own studies. She has worked with students from key stage three all the way to A-levels and beyond. ‘While working as a tutor alongside my studies, I noticed two things. Firstly, personalised support can have an enormous impact on a student’s confidence and academic progress. Secondly, many of the students who could benefit from
Pilot scheme flags hidden blood pressure risks (opens the original)
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Run by Public Health Services in partnership with Guernsey Chest and Heart, the pilot scheme was conducted from September to December 2025, aiming to help islanders understand their health risks and gauge whether they may be at risk of cardiovascular disease by assessing key risk factors. Tests revealed that 65 people had high blood pressure and were advised to see their doctor, while 107 were identified as having high cholesterol. Eight people were known to have started on medication as a resul
‘It’s hard to move on, leaving such an amazing place’ (opens the original)
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After more than a decade serving the island as Dean of Guernsey, the Very Rev. Tim Barker is retiring from his position. As well as marking the end of a long and dedicated service to the island, Mr Barker’s retirement concludes his decades-long vocational journey in and through the Church of England, which stretches back as far back as he can remember from when he first felt called to become a priest. ‘For me, it was very sort of gradual, natural journey of growing and deepening and embracing th
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