A KEY figure in the purchase of Guernsey’s bus fleet is adamant that the right decision was made.
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Daily Archives: May 1, 2004
New immigration laws come into effect today
NEW rules have been introduced to stop nationals from new EU entrant countries living off the state in Guernsey.
Bus diversion gets on Candles’ wick
VISITORS to Guernsey Candles are being left high and dry by the lack of buses.
Attackers had racist motives
TWO teenagers will both spend more than three years in youth detention after two racial attacks in St Peter Port.
Morgan gets top job
Deputy Laurie Morgan is Guernsey’s new chief minister.
Ogier to take safe approach
JOBY BOURGAIZE has started as many senior representatives games as anyone this season – six, the same as Jon Veron – but the Bels whizz-kid is likely to be on the bench for Monday’s big one.
Writer switches to GFA
FORMER Guernsey Press football correspondent Matt Fallaize is the new Guernsey Football Association secretary.
‘Willo’ happy to find time for the sick
THE former Arsenal goalie Bob Wilson thought that sitting a coach outside White Hart Lane and having things thrown at it was bad enough.
Out with the old and in with the new
IT WILL be a changing of the guard for Guernsey when they run out for the Cherry Godfrey Women’s Muratti on Sunday.
Muratti ref in first season on Premier list
IT WILL be the duty of Howard Webb to keep the players in line during the men’s Muratti Vase final at Springfield on Monday.
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