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Vraic restaurant to feature in new Apple TV series (opens the original)
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Vraic head chef Nathan Davies and his team were followed by camera crews for the second series of Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars, which documents chefs and restaurants pursuing a star. ‘They followed us for a few months during the journey, visited Guernsey, came to stay with us and filmed us day-to-day, particularly in the more stressful time just before it was announced,’ he said. ‘I’ve done a fair bit of television-based stuff before, but that was more studio-based, whereas this was like a
Emergency sleeping pods donated for location in town (opens the original)
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The new pods will be accommodated by Guernsey Ports in an area between Queen Elizabeth II marina and Salerie Corner. ‘We approached Guernsey Ports when we were considering locations and thought it would be good to have a location close to town,’ said Caritas chairman Graham Merfield. ‘They evaluated a number of sites and thought this would be the best location for the pods, providing some privacy but also close to town.’ The new pods will be run alongside the two pods installed at the Vale Douza
Island agencies team up to help out stranded passengers (opens the original)
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With local hotels fully booked and Guernsey Airport’s emergency accommodation plan activated, about 70 passengers were put up in Styx Community Centre. BA crew members were stranded as well, and also had to fulfil their 10-12 consecutive hours of rest before flying again. ‘My concern was that if they weren’t rested then we would have a whole plane load of passengers in the same situation the following day,’ said Visit Guernsey lead marketing officer Zoe Gosling. ‘As part of our ring round, we kn
First residential cabins open at The Village at Le Murier (opens the original)
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Lt-Governor Sir Richard Cripwell cut the ribbon this week on the two residential cabins. One is wheelchair-accessible, housing six children and one supervisor, and the other houses eight children and a supervisor. ‘We’ve had this opportunity to broaden that out for all additional needs youths across the island and the broader young adult community, which desperately needs life skills support care,’ said director Ed Jones. ‘We have been lucky enough to find funding to build the first two resident
Emergency services mark national 999 Day (opens the original)
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Representatives from the emergency services met at the police station to honour past and present colleagues. ‘It gives us an opportunity to reflect on what we do now today, but also what we’ve done in the past and think about colleagues past and present who have been involved in the ambulance service but also more broadly across the emergency services sector,’ said chief ambulance officer John Atkins. Harbourmaster James Way said it was about bringing all the emergency services together and reco
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