HIGH-FLYERS on the go can have a Michelin-starred business lunch in 40 minutes at Christophe thanks to a new express service.
This Is Guernsey
Daily Archives: June 11, 2008
Jobless Ross is a lottery winner
ONE Guernseyman really has the Midas touch.
Watson wins on hallowed SW19 grass
HEATHER WATSON has taken her first step towards qualifying for Wimbledon.
‘You’ll regret new schools’ location’
BUILDING St Sampson’s High and Le Murier schools at Les Nicolles is a decision the island will live to regret, according to consultant Chris Shepley.
Froome takes top prizes in poorly supported May FOM
TIM FROOME has won the top prizes in the May Fish of the Month competition.
Capelles in traffic plea: ‘Help us with one-way’
SCHOOL caretaker Terry Martel has directed Capelles traffic for 13 years but he is now calling for help because of the proposed one-way.
From Russia with love
A TOP Russian judo coach has fallen in love with the island – and it could lead to big things.
Landowner selling plot he cannot build on
FED UP with fighting the planning authorities, Mick Le Tissier is now prepared to sell the plot of land he owns at Rue de la Hougue in Castel.
Marsh star of the show
EBEN MARSH was the star of the show at the Island Secondary Schools’ Sports Day yesterday, on a day where many records were either equalled or beaten.
Vision for the future is a priority
WITH the new States of Guernsey about halfway towards its first 100 days, four leading Guernsey business groups are already questioning how well the House is doing as it approaches what it calls ‘this key timeline’.