PREPARATIONS for the new cricket season are now coming to a head for Guernsey’s PricewaterhouseCoopers under-15 and under-17 representative sides.
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Daily Archives: April 12, 2008
Board have no option but to enforce change
NOBODY likes taking medicine, but for an unqualified period footballers and our clubs are going to have to get used to tasting the foul stuff.
Island fails to meet gas emissions target
GUERNSEY is failing to meet greenhouse-gas-emission targets.
Israeli pushes Alison into a nervy tie-breaker
THE Merrien husband-and-wife team continue to experience contrasting fortunes in the World Cup in Australia.
GFA boss defends ‘ransom’ tactics
DAVE NUSSBAUMER has told the clubs that if the GFA board’s ‘five-year plan’ does not go ahead, Guernsey football will cease to receive funding from the English FA.
Advice is available for those with big debts
NO MATTER how much a person’s personal debt escalates to, it is never too late to go to the Citizens Advice Bureau, according to its manager.
‘Let us go green’
ENVIRONMENTAL factors should be a consideration when deciding how electricity is produced, according to the island’s supplier.
Nuisance claims ‘an exaggeration’
FOUR men in their 70s are facing eviction from their States residential homes.
Dragged his ex by hair in a prolonged assault
A MAN from Alderney who dragged his ex-girlfriend by her hair and hit her head against a wall and light socket has escaped jail.
Honeymoon should be used wisely
WRITING in the Guernsey Press today, outgoing Health minister Peter Roffey attempts to answer the island’s biggest political question: is this the worst States ever? His detailed analysis can be found on pages 18 and 19 but he reaches one clear conclusion.