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Daily Archives: August 27, 2004

GPA’s new boss backs calls for joint approach

GUERNSEY must do more to attract business from jurisdictions that are more aggressive at promoting themselves.

Nemo and friends make a big splash

GUERNSEY’S 2005 Battle of Flowers could be the most spectacular ever staged.

Aurigny bemoans the cost of competition

STATES-OWNED airline Aurigny has lost £560,000 on the Guernsey-Jersey route this year due to the introduction of competition by rival airline Rockhopper.

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Results improve across the board

ALL island secondary schools and St Anne’s in Alderney have shown a marked improvement in their GCSE results this year – an overall increase of 6% on last year’s figure.

Guardian report links island to failed coup

GUERNSEY has been linked with a failed attempt to overthrow the president of Equatorial Guinea.

Visiting worker boom tailing off

HOTELS have to be prepared for the end of the building boom.

Samantha and family set the standard

LADY CONA is looking a shrewd investment for Samantha Gervaise-Brazier.

CIAC declines invitation

THE Channel Islands Athletics Club has declined an invitation to attend the qualifying meet for the Women’s British League.

Guernsey confident and team morale is strong

GUERNSEY are aiming to turn the tables on their Caesarean counterparts when L’Ancresse hosts the Junior Inter-Insular this weekend.

Mixed fortunes for Bowmen

GUERNSEY were narrowly beaten by hosts Ireland for the small-nations trophy in the prestigious Euronations competition.