BELS look to end their season on a high with victory in tomorrow’s Upton after a disappointing few weeks.
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Daily Archives: April 18, 2008
Alison’s world double
THE best Australia and New Zealand can offer has been made to look second best by Alison Merrien over the past couple of days.
To reach the World Cup final in Warilla, Alison Merrien had to break her duck over a long-standing rival, the Australian favourite Karen Murphy.
No mercy for car drag victim’s mum
THE Magistrate‘s Court yesterday rejected calls for clemency and jailed the mother of Fort Road car dragging victim John Murphy for drink-driving.
States pay below poverty line
HUNDREDS of States employees are receiving pay below the island’s poverty line.
St Pauls are favourites – Bels coach
BELS look to end their season on a high with victory in tomorrow’s Upton after a disappointing few weeks.
Since being crowned Priaulx champions at the beginning of March, the wheels have fallen off somewhat for the Micky Ogier coached team.
Good start in indoor title hunt
WHILE Alison Merrien gaining another world title in New South Wales this morning, three more Guernsey bowlers were sleeping off a good opening day in south Wales, where the WIBC world indoor championships got under way in Swansea.
Bridget’s name remembered
ORCHID fields in St Peter’s have been renamed after local botanist Bridget Ozanne, who died last summer.
Missing names added to electoral roll
THE Royal Court has given the States permission to add the names of people who had been left off the electoral roll.
Sky customer warns of satellite VAT
A SKY customer believes islanders may unwittingly be paying the satellite provider VAT.
States eyes airport land
THE States would like to buy land at the western end of the airport which could allow it to extend the runway.
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