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Two people have admitted accessing images of footballer Emiliano Sala in a mortuary.
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The disagreement over Guernsey healthcare workers pay risks the possibility of strikes.
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Come Dine with Me (Guernsey) on Channel 4 HD, Thu 19 Sep  TVguide.co.uk
Guernsey Four hosts compete for the £1,000 prize in Guernsey. Island FM radio boss Mike Huston starts off the week with a 'spice and taste' evening, followed ...
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The Association of Guernsey Charities is reminding local organisations to register if they would like to attend the upcoming presentations event. Presentations will focus on the power of the voluntary sector, relative to the private and public sectors, and will feature speakers from the UK. The National Council for Voluntary Organisations will be delivering a presentation on ‘time well spent’. ... Read More

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Guernsey FC's good start continues as they draw 1-1 at Haywards Heath Town in their sixth straight away game.
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As Winter draws in the Guernsey Samaritans are reminding islanders of the support available to those who may need it. The Guernsey branch have stressed that winter can be a tough time for many, and should it be for you or your loved ones you should not hesitate to get in touch with them. The Samaritans will also be running ... Read More

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Lauren Ellis killed herself after two nurses missed six observation checks, a Guernsey court hears.
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The Guernsey services get "blue" status from independent auditors after three years of reviews.
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“For people with chronic pain drugs are not the only answer.“ An Opioid crisis that has swept across the US and UK appears to have been avoided by Guernsey. Geraldine O’Riordan, Prescribing Officer at the States, said that in the US and UK the highly addictive drug has been prescribed to those with chronic pain, something the drug is not ... Read More

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The runway extension is to be debated again in this month’s States meeting. The controversial issue of lengthening Guernsey’s runway will be up for discussion again this month after the Director of Civil Aviation rejected the idea of an extension within the boundaries of the airport. The States Trading Supervisory Board is bringing a policy letter asking members to accept ... Read More

The post Runway Extension To Be Debated Again appeared first on Island FM.

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Live opera is returning to Guernsey on the 24th of September. On its 10th anniversary OperaUpClose’s Olivier Award Winning production of Puccini’s La Bohème will be performed in a new English version, by Robin Norton-Hale, at St James. Along with receiving an Olivier the production was a sell-out on London’s West End for 6 months running, toured the UK and ... Read More

The post Olivier Award Winning opera to perform on island appeared first on Island FM.

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The law would require Sark residents to acquire a licence to create their own power.
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Guernsey FC's aim to play a more expansive brand of football is coming off, says manager Tony Vance following a 4-1 win at Ramsgate.
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Guernsey’s first specifically designed housing for people with autism is complete and ready for residents to move in. The Guernsey Housing Association’s latest development, Le Vieux Jardin, features twenty new flats for rent and partial ownership, and eight bungalows for people with autism. This means that a number of local people who were accommodated in the UK are able to ... Read More

The post Guernsey’s Autism Housing Complete appeared first on Island FM.

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One of the island’s most popular events, The Guernsey Proms, returns tomorrow night for its 14th anniversary. The Guernsey proms, which features live coverage of the Last night of the Proms at the Albert Hall, will be hosted at Market Square tomorrow night starting at 7:30pm. The first half of the event, like last year, will feature the Guernsey Jazz ... Read More

The post Guernsey Proms Back For 2019 appeared first on Island FM.

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The Trading Supervisory Board (STSB) is set to implement a strategy to mitigate its increasing losses, and moreover look to balance the financial books to, at the very least, a break-even state. The STSB, a States faction responsible for overseeing the operations of States agencies and local ‘nationalised’ companies, has stepped in following a rise in losses from £4.2M to ... Read More

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One of Europe's largest dolphin populations needs special protection from marine pollution, say scientists.
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Both Guernsey and Jersey work with the UK to mitigate disruption to vital food and medical supplies.
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Guernsey’s first specifically designed housing for people with autism is finished and ready for residents to start moving in. ‘Le Vieux Jardin’ is the Guernsey Housing Association’s lastest project. It features 20 flats for both rent and partial ownership, and 8 bungalows dedicated to people with autism. Completion of the build will mean that a number of local people, who ... Read More

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The Bailiff has so far received just one nomination to replace Jurat Barbara Bartie, who currently holds the soon to be vacant position. The senior Jurat post, which acts as Chairman of the Jurats’ deliberations in criminal cases, reports their decision to the court. Paul Martin Burnard is the nominee, proposed by Deputy Lyndon Trott and seconded by Deputy Peter ... Read More

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