Beau Sejour leisure centre closed after Legionella bacteria detected in water system
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Beau Sejour leisure centre closed after Legionella bacteria detected in water system
• Beau Sejour Leisure Centre closed on 15 September after Legionella bacteria detected in water system during routine testing Showers were immediately shut on 14 September when preliminary results received, full closure followed after further investigation Centre will remain closed until confirmed safe, with officials hoping to reopen by the weekend Public Health confirms no known cases of Legionnaires' Disease in
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![]() | The Quarry - Independent news from Guernsey · Local news · yesterday Philanthropist's 'extraordinary gift' to private colleges could free up £2.2m a year in States funding• Elizabeth College and The Ladies' College could give up £2.2m annual States grant following philanthropic donation Endowment would replace grant funding whilst maintaining affordable fees at both colleges The Ladies' College requires States' approval to change 1962 law preventing charitable status Legacy Programme plans include AI Institute with UCL and Innovation Hub for island community Elizabeth College exploring |
![]() | Bailiwick Express Guernsey · Local news · yesterday EJ Rihoy partnership helps expand education project across Kenya• The EJ Rihoy Charitable Trust has received backing from the Guernsey Overseas Aid & Development Commission to create another classroom in Nairobi. |
![]() | Bailiwick Express - Guernsey News · Local news · yesterday FLYING HIGH: Airport enjoys busiest summer since before Covid• Guernsey Airport has had its busiest summer since before Covid, with more than 75,000 people passing through the airport in both July and August. |
![]() | Bailiwick Express - Guernsey News · Local news · yesterday FOCUS: GST Modelling – What have we learned?• The word GST isolated over spilled cash,white background Express has been asking questions for months about the modelling behind GST and the rest of Guernsey's tax reforms, from who built it and what data it uses to who has actually been allowed to see it. |
![]() | Bailiwick Express Guernsey · Local news · yesterday READER LETTER: GST could make snail mail move at a snail’s pace• Dear Sir, The GST debate is soon to be re-opened, for the forthcoming resumption of debate has set my mind to thinking about the potential for unforeseen problems. |
![]() | Channel Eye - Channel Islands business news · Local news · yesterday Mourant lawyer sworn in as Guernsey Advocate• The team at Mourant are celebrating a Guernsey lawyer being sworn in as an Advocate before the Royal Court of Guernsey. |
![]() | Island FM Guernsey News · Local news · yesterday Plans to sell Guernsey rectory• St Martin's parish constables say repairs to the rectory building would be a financial burden on ratepayers. |
![]() | Island FM Guernsey News · Local news · yesterday Scorecard for people in Guernsey to monitor their alcohol intake• Every household will get a scratchcard which will reveal whether their alcohol consumption is at the recommended safe level. |
![]() | Channel Eye - Channel Islands business news · Local news · yesterday Guernsey Overseas Aid backs EJ Rihoy Charitable Trust mobile classroom project in Kenya• For over 20 years, the EJ Rihoy Charitable Trust has supported community-led projects aimed at improving lives and creating sustainable, long-term impact in vulnerable communities around the world. |
![]() | BBC News - Guernsey · Local news · yesterday Legionnaires' disease concern shuts leisure centre• The government says the centre has been closed after bacteria was found in the water system. |
![]() | BBC News - Guernsey · Local news · yesterday Band records song that lasts less than a second• A Guernsey band believe their newly released tune is unofficially the shortest song in the world. |
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19 Sep–4 OctGuernsey Choral Festival
19 Sep at 11:15Sark, on the South Side
20 Sep at 10:30Defiance, Danger & Liberation
21 Sep at 10:30A Jolly Stroll with Captain Bryan of the Guernsey Privateer Papillon
21 Sep at 14:00A Proper Victorian Stroll NEW
22 Sep at 14:00A Walk On The Art Side Of Town
22 Sep at 10:00Rebellion, Reclamation and Recreation NEW
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23 Sep at 14:00From Sugar to Candie NEW
25 Sep at 17:30A Pre-Supper Stroll Through St Peter Port with Victor Hugo
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