ASTOUNDINGLY, 13 new gala records were set at the weekend when the two local clubs competed in the annual 50m sprint gala staged by the Guernsey Amateur Swimming Association.
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Daily Archives: March 1, 2007
Slower cruisers make the most of long handicaps
IN EXCITING and boisterous sailing conditions, a trio of Melges class yachts led all the way to the finish line in the racer section of the Heritage Group Frostbite Series.
Tiger roar is silenced but heads held high
St Martin’s 5, Tiger City 1
TIGER CITY’S cup dream is over. But they enjoyed it while it lasted.
Rondin claim ‘was wrong’
EDUCATION minister Martin Ozanne ‘misled’ people over the state of Le Rondin building.
MP says islands must toe UK line
GUERNSEY stands accused of robbing UK businesses of trade.
Public are shopping criminals
CALLS to Crimestoppers led to the seizure of about £40,000-worth of illegal drugs last year.
Deputies backed by day of prayer
CHURCHGOERS and politicians asked for divine help over Fallagate yesterday.
‘We were to blame’
A SENIOR minister yesterday admitted that the Policy Council was to blame for the £2.4m. Fallagate waste.
Andrew’s glad he went to Specsavers
ANDREW MOLLE helped change the face of Specsavers.
Business is blooming
EVERYTHING is coming up roses at Avenue Flowers and Design.
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