ALICE LOVERIDGE’S sporting excellence is not restricted to the table tennis table.
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Daily Archives: October 18, 2006
Less than one point separates Teed and Zabel
IN AN extremely exciting finish Steven Teed won the Guernsey Sea Anglers’ Club’s junior shore championship by the narrowest of margins.
Hants record for Tardivel
MIKE APPELQVIST and Hampshire record-breaker Matt Tardivel were the winners in the Bowmen of Guernsey’s last outdoor shoot of the summer season - a double American round.
Hamperl pulls off his best win yet
FRED HAMPERL registered the biggest win of his chess career on the second day of the 32nd Fortis Guernsey International Chess Festival.
Business boss: ‘Come on down to Disneyland’
BUSINESS League boss Rod Hamon has hit back at the Guernsey Press for referring to his league and also the Sunday Soccer League as ‘Mickey Mouse’ football.
‘Minimum wage will cut unemployment’
FEARS that a minimum wage could lead to workers receiving pay cuts have been dismissed.
Nature forces a square rethink
THREE leafy trees have delayed until December the official opening of Market Square.
Chef wants island to get tough on dirty kitchens
A CHEF has called for a licensing system to sort the clean kitchens from the dirty.
Housing licences need new tack
HOUSING minister Dave Jones has hit out at suggestions that the housing licence situation was in crisis.
Sex and drugs ordeal in Man in Black’s lair
MAN in Black Christopher Dawes has been accused of repeatedly raping a London hairdresser at his Alderney home.
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