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Daily Archives: May 18, 2004
Tide-power exports could be a big earner
GUERNSEY could become a world leader in renewable energy and has the potential to export electricity to the UK and Europe.
Local man’s airline lasted eight days
GUERNSEY businessman Colin Gevaise-Brazier’s Irish-based budget airline has collapsed after just a handful of flights.
Apprenticeships suffer lack of employer support
GUERNSEY is lagging behind the UK in its provision of apprenticeships.
‘Look after farmers or industry will die out’
INCREASING regulation has been described as a gun to the heads of local farmers.
First-fitting success for National Trust museum
GUERNSEY could have a new costume museum by next year.
Freak injury stops rower
MARK WINDSOR has been ruled out of the London-to-Paris MS Rowing Challenge.
Tardif tries his luck in Spain
CHRIS TARDIF has flown to Cadiz for a week-long trial with the Spanish Second Division club.
Banerjee shows he is a class apart
AMI BANERJEE emphasised that he is a class apart from other cricketers in the island with an outstanding century on Sunday.
Theron is making all the difference
GUERNSEY have maintained their 100% start to the National Club League season with a third straight victory.
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