Multi-million-pound floating palace, anyone? Or how about a nice inflatable Rib? Tom Bradshaw and photographer Peter Frankland didn’t know where to look next when they visited the Collins Stewart London Boat Show
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Daily Archives: January 11, 2007
Under-21s progressing despite defeats - coach
BACK-to-back defeats for the Island U21s is not all that bad, says their coach, Adam Farish.
Donaldson retains crown and pairs win in time for flight
REIGNING world champion Nick Donaldson was made to fight hard to retain his Channel Islands singles crown.
Merrien has decisions to make after clean sweep
ALI MERRIEN has found her best touch and hopes to keep it through a busy couple of months in which she defends her British indoor title and makes her bow at the professional tour’s world championship.
Ward relishes Perth course
MIKE WARD ended 2006 combining a family holiday with his 11th Ironman triathlon, the West Australian in Perth.
L’Ancresse hole-in-one completes Ken’s set
KEN TUCKNOTT has completed an amazing treble of a hole-in-one on every Guernsey course.
Islands are pensioned off
ISLANDERS face saving for the future without a pension.
£1.8m. Alderney incinerator on the back burner
THE States of Alderney last night voted to put the controversial £1.8m. incinerator project on hold.
‘Sly mum’ hid her abuse of sons from their father
ELAINE LE SAUVAGE’S youngest son, Craig, has spoken out about the abuse he and brother Wayne endured at her hands as children.
Outdoor market plans attacked
AN OUTDOOR produce market in Town could cripple existing traders, according to Deputy Janine Le Sauvage.
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