25 September 2007 Archive » This Is Guernsey

Daily Archives: September 25, 2007

THREE teams have pulled out of this season’s Sunday Soccer League first division including two of the longest serving, Tiger City and Wings.

THE GVA Juniors emphatically regained the inter-insular title at Beau Sejour on Saturday in straight sets.

CHRIS TARDIF has quit professional football.

GUERNSEY-BASED Chelsea fans have no intention of leading a revolt in the wake of the exit of the self-proclaimed ‘Special One’.

GUERNSEY cricketers were celebrating a historic victory over Pakistan yesterday in the Indoor World Cup.

TEMPORARY traffic lights in St George’s Esplanade wreaked havoc on motorists yesterday.

SIR DAVID and Sir Frederick Barclay’s plans for Sark have been revealed.

Moneylenders have been left shocked by the Policy Council’s decision to include them in a 10% tax measure.

ST SAVIOUR’S parishioners have decided to sell their majority interest in the Mont Varouf School site.

A FAMILY with a 12-year-old autistic son might be forced to leave their States house because they are not eligible to stay.