KRISTINA NEVES continued to make a name for herself as she won nine events at the weekend’s Manchester Long Course Open.
This Is Guernsey
Daily Archives: May 22, 2008
Safety group supports one-way system but wants Coutanchez
LIVING Streets Guernsey chairman John Gollop has welcomed the introduction of a one-way around Les Nicolles schools – but suggested it includes Route des Coutanchez as well.
Tidal power moves closer with commercial turbine
A COMMERCIAL-SCALE turbine, the like of which could one day be used in the waters around Guernsey, has been installed and connected to the Northern Ireland electricity grid.
Funk da rock is a ‘banging’ night out
Funk da Rock is back at the Half Moon Cafe and has something new up its sleeve. Emily Burden finds out what you get when you mix MCs, DJs and live drums.
Singing media’s praises
YEAR 13 media students from the Grammar School are just about to complete their exams and finish A-level education.
Killa instinct
He was bitten by the bug at an early age and has been the driving force for the Guernsey Dubstep scene. Emily Burden talks to Stuart Beausire, aka DJ Killa.
Kiri gets a special birthday surprise
The Globe first met Kiri Knight a few months ago when we interviewed her for a charity special in which we discovered more about the Blind Association and the Dyslexia Day Centre.
Schools decision is welcome
NEWS that one of the first actions of the new Environment board was to insist that roads around Les Nicolles schools be made one-way is a welcome sign that normality is returning to a department that, until the general election at least, was better known for the eccentricity of its decisions.