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Protesters make their voices heard ahead of tax debate (opens the original)
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Policy & Resources president Lindsay de Sausmarez arrived shortly before the meeting was due to begin, compared to the July meeting, when she spent a large amount of time speaking with protestors. She said the protest was very specifically about GST and not the tax package as whole. ‘It’s not something that anyone welcomes, I don’t welcome it either on its own, but that’s not what we’re proposing,' she said. ‘We’re actually proposing a major restructure of our tax base that actually lifts the ta
Rise in medicinal cannabis prescriptions and admissions (opens the original)
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Three separate requests were submitted, two on prescriptions and one on hospital admissions. Across all on-island medicinal cannabis clinics, 19,778 prescriptions were issued and dispensed in 2025. This compares to 17,886 in 2024 and 16,085 in 2023. The Emergency Department attendances are recorded by presenting condition or diagnoses. Where attendance is recorded as ‘drug related’, it does not identify specific substances. However, the Oberlands separately records mental health diagnoses and re
Inclusive Canine Hoopers show welcomes all breeds (opens the original)
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UK judge and trainer Lisa Jordan offered advice to the owners of some 25 dogs who took part in the competition. She started hoopers in 2017, having been involved in agility and dog training since 1987. Her two border collies both have world championship titles. ‘It transfers from agility but hoopers are trained totally differently,’ she said. ‘I love seeing dogs happy and wagging their tails. ‘It’s open to all ages, shapes, sizes, and any breeds. I teach a lady in the UK who is 83 and she’s amaz
Veteran pays tribute to marine who died alongside him (opens the original)
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On the night of 22-23 October 1943, HMS Charybdis, a Dido-class cruiser, and HMS Limbourne, a Hunt-class destroyer, were sunk by German torpedo boats during Operation Tunnel, a British naval mission to intercept the blockade runner Munsterland. The attack resulted in the loss of more than 500 Royal Navy and Royal Marines personnel, including 22 whose bodies were recovered and buried with full military honours at Le Foulon Cemetery. One of those on board at the time of the attack was Royal Marine
Historic Guernsey boat returns home for some TLC (opens the original)
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Vigilo was built at Rocquaine in 1890 for George Le Couteur, who supplied the stone to build the Hanois Lighthouse. With local crew onboard, she was brought back from Carteret in Normandy on Saturday, leaving at about 9am and reaching the Little Russell by about 2pm, but rough conditions meant she had to be towed for part of the journey, including the final stretch into St Peter Port Harbour. Ian Lihou has been involved in the repatriation of the boat and said it marked an important moment in pr
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