21 August 2004 Archive » This Is Guernsey

Daily Archives: August 21, 2004

SARK-BORN dressage star Carl Hester yesterday helped put Great Britain in prime position for an Olympic medal.

THE Les Nicolles Prison could soon need another extension – less than 18 months after £6.5m. was spent on a new housing block.

THE States is revolutionising the way it handles its accounts.

THE Bailiwick is set to benefit from strengthened ties with Britain’s tourism authority.

SHIPPING municipal waste to Guernsey is considered to be Alderney’s best short-term answer to stopping open burning at the Impot.

CARL HESTER and the Great Britain dressage team resume competition this morning with a real chance of a medal.

TOBYN HORTON completed his first senior victory in the Guernsey Velo Club’s mountain-bike race held at the reservoir course.

THE one major benefit of the switch to a conference-structure Evening League has been the opportunity for clubs to force their way into Premier One.

GUERNSEY champions they may be, but Darren Ogier would not be surprised if Sylvans did not claim the first silverware of the season.

NAOMI TAYLOR’S chances of playing netball for England under-19s were handicapped by a viral infection.