16 November 2007 Archive » This Is Guernsey

Daily Archives: November 16, 2007

Budget could make charity end at home

Ernst & Young partner Graham Parrott takes a look at the Budget and the bits that we might have missed

On top of the world

ALISON MERRIEN added to her reputation as one of the world’s top women bowlers today.

Don’t backtrack on zero-10 – Giba

GUERNSEY’S international reputation would be irreparably damaged if it delayed implementing zero-10, the Guernsey International Business Association said.

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Market’s only way is up

TELEVISION presenter and property expert Phil Spencer said that despite concerns the UK property market was healthy.

Green waste deal pleases everyone

A PUBLIC-PRIVATE partnership will allow green waste to continue to be dumped in skips at Martel’s Garden World.

Airlines to be consulted before one-bag rule ends

GUERNSEY airport has yet to decide whether to increase the amount of hand baggage allowed on flights.

Next stop World Cup

ALISON MERRIEN avenged her quarter-final defeat by the same player at the 2006 Commonwealth Games to pull off the best result of her career in New South Wales this morning.

Watts can wobble Hickling

MARTIN WATTS stands in the way of Jersey’s Rob Hickling landing a third straight men’s title at the weekend’s NRG International CI Championships at Beau Sejour.

Warwick – WTCC bosses would prefer a Seat win

JERSEY resident and former F1 driver Derek Warwick is wishing Andy Priaulx all the luck in the world this weekend but reckons WTCC bosses are hoping he won’t lift the title again.