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Daily Archives: August 26, 2004

Polythene plan helps businesses to recycle

A NEW environmentally-sound system to reduce waste costs has come to Guernsey.

Hundreds of lives are blighted by violence

WOMEN in Guernsey have been choked, punched and threatened with a weapon or even death by their partner.

Energy prices set to rise as oil rockets on

ENERGY prices are likely to rise again.

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Guernsey lags UK on donor register

GUERNSEY has a much smaller proportion of potential organ donors than the UK.

Bigger fines urged to stop car phone drivers

MOTORISTS are still flouting the law by driving while using hand-held mobile phones.

St Barnabas work to start next month

WORK to turn the former St Barnabas Church into the island’s archive centre will start next month.

Hester delighted with Athens experience

SARK-BORN dressage star Carl Hester failed to clinch his hope of an Olympic medal in the mixed individual event yesterday.

Third title as Pitschou rewrites record books

GARY PITSCHOU has become the first male bowler to win the island title for three years running.

Quality goals seal opening North win

North 3, Bels 1

EVEN after one league game it is obvious that North will again be the team to watch this season.

Dwindling number a concern for women’s sport

In the third of our weekly series on the Sports Commission, Robin Roussel addresses concerns at the fall in the participation level of women in local sport.