CHRIS LAW’S 2008 motor racing season threatens to be over before it starts.
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Daily Archives: February 6, 2008
Grammar bow to 7ft 2in. German
THE Grammar School boys could not emulate their girls’ team as they recently lost to Winchester College and the tallest player that they will probably ever come up against in the English Schools’ under-19 boys open basketball championship.
Losing holders walk off
SUNDAY Soccer League cup holders OCS want their abandoned quarter-final against Academy Cleaners replayed despite having walked off the pitch.
Defence improving despite scoreline
Jersey Seconds 52, Guernsey Seconds 5
DESPITE a second heavy loss in succession in the Promail JRA League, Guernsey Seconds were able to take some positives from the defeat, particularly the performance of centre Dan Cooper and wing forward Tom Ceillam.
Juniors serve up several shocks at Beau Sejour
THERE were plenty of surprises throughout the Ogier Junior Island Squash Championships as over 40 youngsters battled it out for a number of hotly contested titles.
No sackings, but post jobs may go
GUERNSEY Post may offer staff voluntary redundancy and reduce overtime as part of an efficiency drive to make savings.
Gulf War vet jailed for assault on youth
EX-Serviceman David Martin was sent to prison for two months for slapping a teenage youth he suspected of having attacked him weeks earlier.
ComProp boss sees letter as end to job
FORMER ComProp chief executive Nigel Jones is claiming he was unfairly dismissed after the Sandpiper deal that purchased CI Traders.
National Lottery talks have begun
GUERNSEY Post would like to be the provider of National Lottery tickets in the island.
Driver pays a £2,000 repair bill for crash he didn’t cause
A NEW law being drafted to crackdown on uninsured drivers is much needed, according to a young bank worker whose car was hit last year.
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