She had no money to speak of, no training and - most importantly - no bike. But that didn’t stop Fay Warrilow from taking off for Vancouver for a 1,200-mile cycle ride down the US Pacific coast
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Monthly Archives: March 2007
Big names are in action for Open
PAUL LE TOCQ is not expecting to hold on to his Guernsey Open singles crown.
‘Focus is needed’ against strugglers
GUERNSEY’S inspiration in their last home game - the impish South African Divon Crouse - is missing from the side that travels to the UK today for their final away match of the Powergen London Three South West league campaign.
Saints were stars of 60s football
FOR two reasons, the sixties can truly be described as a golden era and the best ever for Guernsey club football.
Nash ‘Tango’d’ in title showdown
SAVILLS Tangos have won another men’s league title - but for some of their players it might be the last.
Life goes on minus big three
GUERNSEY are replacing their best three swimmers with youngsters at this year’s Island Games.
Horse man was jailed for previous offence
HORSE abuser Leeroy Le Gallais had previously been convicted of a serious sexual offence involving people, the Guernsey Press can reveal.
Pain in elderly not to be ignored
HEALTH professionals in the island were yesterday learning how better to detect and treat pain in the elderly.
Arts centre opens with extravaganza
GUERNSEY will host a two-week theatre, music and entertainment extravaganza to mark the opening of the performing arts centre.
‘Don’t be put off going to Rhodes’
GREECE has taken the extraordinary step of banning all team sports for two weeks because of the stabbing of a fan at a volleyball match.
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