ABUSE has been inflicted on children at States-run care homes in Guernsey, according to a former resident of now-infamous Haut de la Garenne.
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Daily Archives: March 4, 2008
At the crossroads
‘MOVING with the times and not looking back’ was the clear message from the Guernsey Football Association board as they presented their plan to take the sport forward until 2012.
Judges find it hard splitting apprentices
APPRENTICESHIPS play an important role in ensuring the workforce of the future by producing qualified tradesmen and women, according to the College of Further Education.
Boot camp is training first
DEVELOPMENT of staff is at the heart of Financial Risk Management’s boot camp programme.
Seaboard expert cannot be found
WORK on proposals for the Eastern Seaboard Initiative cannot progress because of difficulties in finding a specialist planner.
National child-sex link investigated
POLICE in Guernsey are investigating claims that the island has been linked to a UK and Channel Islands-wide child sex-abuse ring.
Delighted Priaulx thanks team for his points haul
ANDY PRIAULX is delighted with the opening weekend of the FIA World Touring Car Championship in Brazil.
Le Sauvage and Budge rescue draw for leaders
GREMLIN Galacticos won the last four frames to avoid a second defeat of the season in the Image Group Premier Division.
Sympathetic salons take on failed rival’s vouchers
TWO salons have taken pity on Beauty and the East customers.
Perrio in record-breaking form at Reading ‘Half’
LOUISE PERRIO has lowered her own island best for 13.1 miles at the Asics Reading Half-Marathon.
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