3 May 2004 Archive » This Is Guernsey

Daily Archives: May 3, 2004

THE island has a finance workforce that is well educated and ready to tackle the challenges ahead.

THE managing director of Approved Personnel is the first islander to gain a fellowship of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation.

CHIEF MINISTER Laurie Morgan has signalled a new dawn for the island.

MEL GIBSON’S The Passion of The Christ has had sell-out audiences and mixed reactions since it opened here a week ago.

DEPUTY Bernard Flouquet hopes that he can become deputy chief minister now that his bid for the top job has failed.

FIRE- and glass-walking are the latest ways to raise money.

Jersey 4, Guernsey 1

GUERNSEY’S dream start soon turned into a nightmare as a Jodie Botterill-inspired Jersey hit back to break Sarnian hearts.

AMAZINGLY, Steve Ogier has been as calm as a mill pond over the weekend.

SOUND judges say St Sampson’s Secondary Year 11 pupil Jack Mitchell will soon be playing for the full island golf team.

Collins Stewart 59, Newton Island Juniors 51

COLLINS STEWART returned to the top of Division One on Friday evening but were made to work hard for the two points.