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Local award-winning film to be screened on Sunday (opens the original)
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Albert will be shown in the Channel Islands short films programme at the Mallard Cinema at 3.30pm. The short film has been selected for 13 festivals and has earned six nominations. It has been shown in England, Scotland, Jersey, France and the US since its sold-out island premiere at St James in March. Its latest successes came at the weekend, when it won best cinematography at both the Worcester Film Festival and Scotland’s Leith Short Film Festival on the same night. The week before, it was no
Panel expects to back update to Guernsey-Alderney agreement (opens the original)
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In its interim report, the independent five-member panel led by former MP Sir Bob Neill has ruled out options including joining the UK or France, Alderney becoming a parish of Jersey, and seeking overseas territory status. It also said full independence or much greater autonomy would be ‘unsustainable in practice for Alderney and Sark’ and concluded that making the smaller islands parishes of Guernsey would not preserve their distinctiveness. Instead, the commission expects its final report next
Local retailers united in concern over impact of GST (opens the original)
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The group is calling on the States to match any tax reform with an urgent plan to grow the local economy. Its survey drew responses from 65 businesses of different sizes across all types of retail. About 95% said they were moderately or highly concerned about the possible effect of GST, more than two-thirds said they were highly concerned about their future viability, and almost nine in ten described their current trading as stable, fairly strong or very strong. The group said this showed the co
‘A la perchoine,’ says former colleague, as Brian Sheriff dies at 89 (opens the original)
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Born in Guernsey on 21 June 1937, Mr Sheriff was evacuated to England during the Occupation years, and later enjoyed a busy commercial life in the UK with Unilever, Lyons Tetley and Colourcare International. He returned to Guernsey first as manager of a local building company and subsequently Le Riches Car Hire and the local branch of the NSPCC. In 1992, he was appointed as the first chief executive of the Guernsey Hotel and Tourism Association, and soon after became a regular broadcaster with B
School’s lights back on schedule after neighbours complain (opens the original)
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The States Property Unit said the timings of some lights had been affected while the school’s main building management system was being replaced, as part of a wider programme of works. ‘The lighting controls connect to that BMS, and during the changeover the lighting timings defaulted to an interim setting that kept them on, as we did not have full control of the system while this work was carried out,’ said Justin Diamond, head of operations at the States Property Unit. The lighting control sys
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