With a cat that looks like Hitler and a prime, sea-facing site, The Salerie Inn had plenty going for it - but the departure of its tenants means its future hangs in the balance. Nigel Baudains looks back on the popular pub’s long history
Rangers 2, Rovers 1
DESPERATE players, measures and, for those who had to watch it, football.
Sylvans 0, St Martin’s 3
MARTYN DE GARIS has admitted defeat in his ambition of winning the title in his first season as a Priaulx League manager.
Bels 1, North 2
AS THE old footballing cliche goes, it was a game of two halves as North came from behind to beat Bels and surely grab the Priaulx title.
GUERNSEY is sending its strongest ever Island Games men’s tennis team to Rhodes.
MICKY OGIER has conceded the Priaulx title to North after watching his Bels team lose 2-1 to their great rivals.
AN UNEMPLOYED father attempted a drug run into to make £1,000 so he could buy Christmas presents.
POOR air links are threatening the island’s progress as an international finance centre.
SALERIE INN licensee Annette Blows spent Saturday fighting back the tears as the laughter died in one of Guernsey’s oldest pubs.
SARK has been warned that it faces an uncertain future if differences are not put aside on electoral reform.
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