6 October 2007 Archive » This Is Guernsey

Daily Archives: October 6, 2007

A LEADING businessman has criticised Guernsey’s ‘archaic’ planning system.

SIR DAVID and Sir Frederick Barclay now own La Moinerie, La Rondellerie and Le Vieux Port tenements and Le Clos Messervy freehold in Sark.

POLICE are looking into carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible cause of death of an elderly couple in St Martin’s.

BUSINESS in Guernsey has to make its voice heard, says Commerce and Employment minister Stuart Falla.

A ROYAL NAVY ship is in Guernsey to provide a guard of honour for this year’s Charybdis memorial weekend.

WHAT better way than in his 100th race for BMW, Andy Priaulx wraps up his third straight world Championship at Monza tomorrow.

LIANNA BICHARD was the toast of the all-gold Guernsey women’s team on the final day of the ‘alternative’ games at Hougue du Pommier yesterday.

A PAIR of top Football Association officials have been on the island to talk to local referees about dealing with bad behaviour.

County cricket sides have been coming to Guernsey for half-a-century. Rob Batiste reflects on some big-hitting, trees and odd moments

CHRIS SIMPSON eased his way to the men’s singles final of the 2007 Bowls and Squash Games.