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Daily Archives: May 9, 2008
States accounting ‘is not fit for purpose’
GUERNSEY’S government accounting practices are out of date, the States’ chief accountant has conceded.
Officials to give island a glowing report
ICC officials have been wowed by the set-up of Guernsey cricket and will present a very favourable report to its members as the island looks to gain associate membership this summer.
Nick is the Mann as veteran outwits the rest
IN A season which so far had been dominated by junior riders, veteran Nick Mann upstaged them all with a brilliant tactical display at the Delancey Park track.
Ronnie’s back at Beau Sejour
RONNIE CORBETT’S association with Guernsey began with two summer seasons at Candie Auditorium nearly 50 years ago.
Better late than never is Fallaize call
ST MARTIN’S are hoping that their month-long lay-off does not affect them when they take on St Ouen in the Collins Cup final at the Track today.
Rain cloud was Doug’s silver lining
A FORMER soldier who will march in today’s Liberation Day church parade said he owes his life to heavy rain.
Kenya tour offer bonus
GUERNSEY’S cricketers could be in east Africa this year.
No board seat for ex-minister Lowe
FORMER Social Security minister Mary Lowe will spend the next four years outside mainstream politics after failing to win a departmental seat.
States might support a future Guernsey Live
A FUTURE Guernsey Live could receive some sort of States funding and backing, according to Deputy Mike O’Hara.
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