TWO of the leading banks with a presence in Guernsey have posted bumper half-year profits.
Daily Archives: August 6, 2004
New attraction call to win more tourists
A MAJOR new tourist attraction is needed to boost the number of holidaymakers.
Sea passenger figures fall, but air travel rises
CONDOR is facing a difficult year in the UK market.
‘Heads should roll over St Sampson’s overspend’
BETTER advice is needed for capital-spending projects.
Deputy Dave Jones said some people within Guernsey Technical Services should be considering their position after works in St Sampson’s Harbour cost 50% more than was budgeted.
Drug importer denied trafficking
BUILDER Stuart Lee has been sentenced to 31 months in prison for importing cannabis.
Pregnant woman refuses to work in greenhouse
A WOMAN who is six months pregnant has refused to work in a glasshouse for the Community and Environment Projects Scheme.
Powell pipped for second gold
IAN POWELL came within a finger-touch of winning his second national swimming title in three days at Sheffield last night, but his consolation was another new island record.
Brilliant Duke edges Rovers closer to title
C&W ROVERS are two wins away from the Barclays Premier One title and an Evening League-GCA Championship double.
Le Tiss defends his title
MATT LE TISSIER will tomorrow be defending his Investec L’Ancresse Open title among 162 players vying for one of the most prestigious trophies in CI golf.
‘Posties’ miss the final delivery
NOTORIOUS NILES are this summer’s winners of the First Division Mixed League after edging out Guernsey Post by one goal in a fast-paced final at Amherst School.












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