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Deputies tell Condor of public anger

SENIOR politicians have accepted that Condor cannot afford to buy a second vessel or have one on standby..

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Civil Contingency Authority could step in over Condor disruption

EMERGENCY intervention by Guernsey’s Civil Contingency Authority could be triggered by Commerce and Employment’s apparent lack of contingency planning over the disrupted Condor ferry service, it has...

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Cruise website awards island the ‘Best UK Port of Call’

GUERNSEY has been voted the ‘Best UK Port of Call’ in a national award.

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Road resurfacing plan could affect Idlerocks rebuild

THE clock is ticking for the redevelopment of the Idlerocks Hotel after Guernsey Roads announced that Jerbourg Road will be resurfaced next year and cannot be disturbed after that for three years.

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Liberation is safe and exceptional, review finds

CONDOR LIBERATION has been declared safe by an independent review.

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Gatwick reduction idea ‘not a worry’, says travel agent

ISLANDERS should not worry if Aurigny were to cut the number of services to Gatwick each day, an experienced travel agent has said.

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Clipper out of action for five weeks

FERRY passengers are facing more travel disruption in the lead-up to Christmas, after Condor announced that upgrade work to the conventional ferries did not go ahead as expected during recent dry docks.

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Clipper work schedule is the ‘not so horrific’ option

TRAVEL disruption for hundreds of ferry passengers in the lead-up to Christmas was the ‘not so horrific’ option, Condor has said, as it begins to contact 1,200 people who have booked to travel.

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Cautious welcome for new parish link bus

DOUZAINES and the Bus Users Group have backed the new parish link service, which aims to connect communities across the middle of the island.

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Aurigny finds back-up to serve Alderney

AURIGNY has sourced two ‘immediately available’ eight-seater planes to prevent a re-run of the situation two weeks ago when all its Alderney planes were grounded.

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‘States could run a lifeline ferry service if Condor goes’

THE States of Guernsey could potentially make money if it was to take over the island’s lifeline sea links, according to a senior States member.

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Taxi drivers unhappy at permits for drug convicts

THERE is growing unease among taxi drivers that Environment’s political board is granting taxi driving permits to people with serious drug-related convictions.

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Trident would ‘go with flow’ on steps

HERM Travel Trident would be happy to return to docking at the Cambridge Steps if Guernsey Harbours decided to move cruise ship passenger landings back to the Inter-Island Quay, its managing director...

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Condor in battle to get people home for Christmas

FERRY passengers are facing cancellations, delays and rough seas as Condor tries to get people home for Christmas.

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Condor passengers kept waiting to sort travel

FERRY passengers were kept waiting on the phones yesterday, as they tried to sort out their travel plans following the cancellation of the Condor Liberation until at least the end of next week.

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Clipper damaged during Channel crossing

FERRY passengers spoke of their horrific journey last night when the Commodore Clipper was hit by gale force 10 winds and five-metre high waves.

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‘Longer runway would give positive signals about island’

LENGTHENING the runway would send out positive signals about Guernsey’s economy, the new Economic Development president said yesterday.

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Wedding anniversary return easier with new Aurigny route

A COUPLE who return to Guernsey annually to celebrate their wedding anniversary are delighted the journey has become easier with the Aurigny link with Leeds Bradford.

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Alderney boat charter plan suddenly blown off course

UNCERTAINTY surrounds Alderney’s plans to charter a cargo and passenger boat – the vessel has been forced back into service in the South Atlantic.

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Rumble strips and pedestrian walkway to calm Friquet traffic

TRAFFIC calming and safety measures are to be introduced in Rue du Friquet.

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