07 « September « 2004 « « This Is Guernsey

AN EXPERIENCED grower believes Guernsey's vegetable industry will die.

In the first of a 15-day series covering the Commerce and Employment Department's new guides, Tracey Ellis looks at the bullying and harassment at work guidelines

Extreme sports might save the South Show

GUERNSEY'S South Show should take on a new, urban look.

Easter 2006 promise for delay-hit Markets

THE redevelopment of the Markets will now not be completed until Easter 2006.

Sun is back from its summer break

A WET August has finally given way to a dry and sunny September.

Alderney States ‘is attacking free speech’

THE States of Alderney has been accused of attacking the right to free speech.

Bryan flies a lifeline to the refugees from west Sudan

A GUERNSEY pilot is helping the Sudanese relief effort.

Le Tocq out to join the European elite

PAUL LE TOCQ has targeted a place in the UK top 10.

Pairs knocked off top

WHILE Guernsey's high-flying pair of Eunice Trebert and Anne Simon enjoyed a relaxing day off in the sun at Royal Leamington Spa yesterday, Australia took full advantage of the Sarnians' bye in the women's world outdoor pairs championship.

Marley ends the club season on a high

MICK MARLEY has had a quiet season by his own high standards, but he will go into the winter break as a scratch golfer after his two-under-par 68 saw him win the Scratch Cup.