GUERNSEY’S biggest ever music festival thrilled audiences at the weekend, but left organisers almost £200,000 out of pocket.
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Daily Archives: May 5, 2008
The green machine
THE best performance of the season was saved for the biggest occasion as Guernsey made history by retaining the Siam Cup on Saturday.
Training horses here ‘harder and harder’
GUERNSEY’S only locally-trained horse goes in race three at L’Ancresse later today.
In recovery, but alcoholic must wait year to drive
A RECOVERING alcoholic with a clean driving record has hit out at the Environment Department for refusing to renew his licence.
Most neighbours don’t mind Live
VICTORIA AVENUE residents had to grin and bear it as Guernsey’s biggest music festival took place on their doorsteps.
Sporting heroes from first minute to the last
Guernsey 22, Jersey 13
THE 13-year wait for Guernsey fans to see the Siam Cup lifted at home came to a glorious end on Saturday.
Architect backs call for planning to stand alone
A leading architect has little faith that the States will act on the recommendations of an independent inquiry into planning.
Bateman’s boys extend marvellous Upton record
Jersey Wanderers 0, Sylvans 1
SYLVANS’ amazing ‘Junior Upton’ record shows no sign of waning.
It’s true competition in the island, says Airtel
AIRTEL-VODAFONE has distanced itself from the investigation of its parent company in India for allegedly operating a cartel.
Will council get a cuckoo in the nest?
‘This is a new team and a new era,’ Chief Minister Lyndon Trott boldly asserted as he gave early notice of his preferred choices for Policy Council ministers.