AS EXPECTED, there was no change in the leaders’ positions following the last stage of the de Beauvoir-sponsored mountain bike tour of Guernsey.
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Daily Archives: July 19, 2004
Unstoppable hill-climb king adds two more wins
ON HIS home hill, Mike Dean produced his best-ever set of national-series results but still had to bow to the king of modern hillclimb racing, Adam Fleetwood.
Cadets retain Bisley crown
For the second year in a row, the Channel Islands cadet rifle team have stormed to victory in the national match at Bisley, having beaten all the other home countries in a closely-fought competition.
Eggo’s double treble
ANDY EGGO has won the L’Ancresse Club Championship for the third year in a row.
Grateful Rovers handed the title
C&W ROVERS became Guernsey champions on Saturday, two weeks after playing the last match of their campaign.
Markets traders to discuss future
TOWN Markets traders are due to learn more about what will be happening to them in the redevelopment .
Praise, but education has lessons to learn
TEACHING union representatives have been discussing common issues with their Crown Dependency counterparts.
Fish-licensing appeal launched
GUERNSEY still needs fisheries licensing.
Bridge youths to blame for trashing skatepark
THE campaign for a skatepark at Beau Sejour is being undermined.
Mayside will offer kerbside recycling
MAYSIDE RECYCLING is offering to operate a trial kerbside collection scheme at its own cost.
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