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Free screening to tell Occupation story through child’s eyes
A digital theatre production that follows the German Occupation through the eyes of a child will be screened for free at L’Ancresse later this month. ‘The Child’s Fear’, written and directed by Billy Le Page, follows Philip as he reflects…
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Bon appetit! Norman Market returns to Guernsey
The Norman Market will return to Guernsey next week, bringing French fromage, saucissons and tartiflette to the Bailiwick. (That’s cheese, sausages and potato casserole for any Anglophiles among you) As well as their usual spot in St Peter Port, the…
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By Royal approval : Guernsey gets new Dean… who’ll double as Sark’s vicar
The King has appointed a new Dean of the Bailiwick of Guernsey. The Venerable Matthew Trick will succeed the Very Reverend Tim Barker who has been the Dean since 2015. Mr Trick said he was “deeply honoured by the trust…
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Culture club: New summit puts workplace wellbeing in focus
The future of work will be under the spotlight in Guernsey this autumn, as a UK workplace culture conference makes its island debut. Culture Camp Guernsey will take over the Old Government House Hotel on 7 October, bringing together business leaders, managers, HR professionals and others interested in creating happier, healthier and more productive workplaces.…
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Autism-friendly visitor guide to showcase full spectrum of island attractions
From quieter attractions to sensory-friendly sessions, a new guide aims to help autistic visitors get more out of Guernsey. Many autistic people struggle in busy and noisy environments, because of what’s known as sensory overload. Other issues can…
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