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French day-trippers arrived in Jersey last weekend without the need for passports as part of a new travel trial – and now Guernsey has confirmed it will launch a similar scheme within days.Responding to questions for Express, The Committee for Home Affairs said the breakthrough arrangemen...
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Guernsey stands accused of allowing "committed and caring professionals" to be forced into relative poverty by its inability to settle a long running pay dispute between teachers and the States.At a Tribunal today - the first time a pay dispute has reached this stage in Guernsey in a decade or...
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The proposition to delay the second half of the Hospital Modernisation Project is significantly linked to the States failure to make a decision about raising tax, according to the President of P&R.Deputy Peter Ferbrache bemoaned the stalemate GST debate during a discussion with Express about the ...
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The Channel Islands are facing increasing health costs, ageing populations and staffing issues, coupled with a stalling hospital rebuild in Jersey and a potentially delayed expansion in Guernsey... Express asked the man responsible for proposing a delay on the modernisation project whether he sees collaboration as a potential fix."The kind of thing that you've alluded to, to me, makes great sense,” said the President ...
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The ongoing pay dispute between the States of Guernsey and Guernsey and Alderney's teachers will hopefully be settled today with a Tribunal getting underway at the Peninsula Hotel.Ahead of the hearing, current and former teachers along with were seen arriving while the Tribunal P...
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Local supplier of coal have sought to reassure customers that they have sufficient stocks of coal as the UK sets to ban the sale of traditional coal from 1 May.House coal and wet wood sales have been outlawed through the Air Quality (Domestic Solid Fuels Stand...
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