Mark Ogier
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New life breathed into former hotel at Les Vardes Farm (opens the original)
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Peter and Amy Stenner bought the property in 2023 and in early 2024 work started to renovate the buildings near Port Grat, which had stood unoccupied for some 40 years. It has not all been plain sailing, however, particularly with one or two planning permission issues, but Mr Stenner has resolved those that relate to the main property and he is hoping that by Christmas he will be able to move in. The site includes seven-and-a-half acres of land, running from Route de Port Grat to Route de Vaugra
GFSC backs higher fines than Jersey for financial offences (opens the original)
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Jersey has announced that it is cutting the highest fine imposed from £400,000 to £250,000 following a consultation which claimed that the high level fines had ‘an excessive dissuasive effect’ on people taking up senior compliance roles in the island’s finance industry. Guernsey has the same maximum fine, but a GFSC spokesman said that it has never collected this amount against any individual. ‘The States came to a view in 2017 that £400,000 was an appropriate maximum for individuals,’ he said.
Call to get island’s roads on Google Street View (opens the original)
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Gavin Lanoe is happy to lend the necessary equipment to anyone who is prepared to spend a few hours at a time driving around parts of the island with the camera on their vehicle’s roof. This will record the road details on a memory card, which Mr Lanoe said he will then input, edit and upload to Google for it to use in its Street View feature. He said that Street View had become a popular feature, often used by people to look at a place before they visit, and he himself had used it locally to fi
Interim restrictions placed on heart specialist by GMC (opens the original)
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Dr Patterson was given the interim conditions on 20 August by an Interim Orders Tribunal at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service, having previously been suspended, a GMC spokesperson said. ‘Dr Dean Patterson currently has interim restrictions on his practice pending the conclusion of a GMC investigation,’ the spokesperson said. The change comes weeks after Dr Patterson lost a High Court bid to overturn a 12-month suspension imposed on him while the GMC investigates his conduct. His case wa
Survey to investigate growing rates of childhood obesity (opens the original)
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There is no data to suggest that one factor is contributing to the results more than any other, but Public Health said the update should help, including collecting data on a number of factors that could be linked with excess weight. It added that it was hard to pin down a precise reason for the trends seen through previous surveys. ‘Most of the factors that determine how healthy people are arise from the conditions in which we are born, grow, learn, work, live and age,’ it said. ‘It is therefore
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