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Lihou ‘field trip’ for Inter-Island Environment Meeting (opens the original)
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The annual meeting brings together environmentalists, conservationists, and environmentally-minded organisations, with a different island hosting each year. Guernsey last hosted an in-person meeting in 10 years ago, and hosted the 2020 meeting online. As part of this meeting, which finishes today, delegates had the option of a visit to Lihou Island to explore the important Ramsar site or go on a guided walk of Candie Gardens. ‘Every IIEM has a field trip, and here we have put one on to explore o
Schools milk programme extended thanks to Lions Club support (opens the original)
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Thanks to support from the Lions Club of Guernsey, the three remaining schools that had not secured sponsorship – Castel, Hautes Capelles and La Houguette – have now joined the Milk for Schools programme. ‘I was having my breakfast one morning and I saw the ad on the back of the milk carton for the Milk for Schools scheme, and later found out that there were three schools left without funding, so I took it to the committee and we decided to fund all three schools for this academic year,’ said cl
Charity forum to focus on children, young people and families (opens the original)
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The Association of Guernsey Charities’ Charity Sector Forum for Children, Young People and Families takes place on 24 September, aiming to strengthen collaboration and share perspectives on emerging policy. A key focus will be updates on the States’ Children and Families Framework, one of the super priorities within the current Government Work Plan, along with discussion of the draft Children and Young People’s Plan 2027-2029. ‘From an Association of Guernsey Charities perspective, this is our l
La Mare traffic is driving people around the bend (opens the original)
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The closure of Route de la Charruee and temporary traffic lights along Cobo Coast Road were already causing congestion around the area, but when the new term started last week the ‘school street’ restrictions came into place at drop-off and pick-up times, making the problems in the area even worse. Reduced parking arrangements have also not helped, as parents are parking their cars along the road, sometimes up close to the filter, while they collect their children from school. ‘I can deal with t
Academics on visit to study medieval manuscript pieces (opens the original)
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The fragments of medieval text have all been hidden in plain sight, reused centuries ago as covers for early modern notebooks. Found within the collections of the Island Archives and among the records held in His Majesty’s Greffier’s strongroom, they had been repurposed as bindings for administrative records relating to the island’s feudal holdings and have been quietly preserved for centuries by the act of reuse. ‘The whole process began about two years ago when I was asked to track down a 16th
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