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From 6 pm TODAY Tuesday March 16, 2010 UNTIL 6 am TOMORROW
Fair this evening becoming cloudier overnight.
- Min
- 5°C slight risk of ground frost.
- Visibility
- Good.
- Wind
- Southeast to south light F3 to moderate F4.
- Sea state
- Mainly slight.
Forecast from 6 am until 6 pm tomorrow Wednesday
Mainly fair with sunny periods but some rather cloudy spells. Feeling rather warm.
- Max
- 13°C
- Wind
- Southerly light F3 to moderate F4.
- Arrivals
- Departures
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BE919 20:50 GATWICK
- Landed 2041
- NPT531 06:00 MAIL
- NPT894 06:15 NEWSPAPERS
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SI305 07:40 JERSEY
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BE301 07:55 EXETER
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GR203 08:00 ALDERNEY
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GR807 08:05 JERSEY
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SI309 08:25 JERSEY
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GR811 08:40 JERSEY
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SI313 08:55 JERSEY
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BE617 09:10 SOUTHAMPTON
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GR713 09:10 JERSEY
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GR817 09:20 JERSEY
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SI317 09:35 JERSEY
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GR601 09:40 GATWICK
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BE903 09:40 GATWICK
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SI231 09:45 SOUTHAMPTON
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SI403 09:50 ALDERNEY
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GR219 09:50 ALDERNEY
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BE502 10:10 JERSEY, BIRMINGHAM
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GR671 10:25 MANCHESTER
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SI327 11:05 JERSEY
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GR603 11:05 GATWICK
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BE557 11:30 MANCHESTER
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BE621 11:40 SOUTHAMPTON
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GR837 11:50 JERSEY
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SZ303 12:30 PLYMOUTH, JERSEY
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GR125 12:40 DINARD
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LOCAL TEACHERS TO GET A LESSON ON HOMOPHOBIA
Workshops are in place to help primary school teachers deal with homophobia in the classroom…. A UK based head-teacher is coming over to Guernsey to help train islanders who work with children on how to deal with same-sex issues. He's even got story books they can use to help teach children about gay and lesbian relationships. The workshops are being held just 2 weeks before politicians debate lowering the gay age of consent to 16.
C&E INVESTIGATE CLAIMS PIGEONS ARE TARGETED WITH POISON
The founder of a local animal charity is furious as claims pigeons are being poisoned are investigated…. Commerce and Employment say they are looking into the allegations. Pigeons are protected in Guernsey under the wild birds ordenance. Sue Vidamour from Animal Aid is worried there could be more of the same poison in other parts of the island killing not just pigeons but other birds hedgehogs or even cats.
THE STATES SHOULD PROVIDE SMALL BUSINESS WITH RENT SUBSIDIES
A local business group wants to see subsidies to help smaller companies afford their rent…. The States are looking at sites around the island that could be freed up for industrial use. But Peter Budwin Chair of the Confederation of Guernsey Industry says the amount of land available isn't the only issue. He says the costs is also hampering a lot businesses.
ALDERNEY UNEMPLOYMENT NEARLY DOUBLES IN 12 MONTHS
Unemployment in alderney's nearly doubled in the last year…. 31 people are registered as out of work compared to just 17 twelve months ago. A spokesperson for the States of Alderney said the majority of people signing on recently were from the building trade.