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• States committed to a 'viable way forward' over Guernsey's sole diving board

  Environment committee president somewhat tight-lipped on the ongoing issue at La Vallette but says public help in keeping the board may be welcome.

• Inter-islands ferry tickets due go on sale for April

  Bookings are due open for sailings between Jersey and Guernsey on Brittany Ferries from April.

• Domestic wind turbine demonstration in Guernsey

  An AirTurb Model One, a compact vertical wind turbine, has been demoed in St Peter Port.

• Move to give Guernsey trading boards commercial freedom

  Guernsey Water, Guernsey Ports and States Works could be allowed to operate more like stand alone companies, rather then States entities.

• Survey to locate WW2 bombs in Guernsey

  Experts will survey deep underground to see if three unexploded RAF bombs lie close to housing in Le Foulon.

• ESC proposes five-year phasing out of funding to Guernsey's colleges

  Guernsey's politicians will be asked to vote on removing funding to the three independent colleges over a period of five years.

• Guernsey's Gen Z and Alpha slang features in new guidebook

  From 'Sigma skibbidy rizz' to 'slaying the boots house down' a new slang guidebook has been launched for older generations to finally 'lock in'.

• Guernsey's MSG assures female patients following tribunal outcome

  Practice emphasises that it has a chaperone service for patients undergoing intimate examinations. It follows a Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service involving a former MSG gynaecologist.