ADDRESSING the consequences of global warming will be the greatest health challenge the island has to face, according to the director of public health.
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Daily Archives: September 3, 2008
Dominant Guillou wins title early
PHIL GUILLOU wrapped up the New Era 250GP Championship with an empathic showing at Snetterton.
GuernseyFinance coverage ‘worth more than budget’
Coverage of the finance industry within the UK media is increasing rapidly, according to GuernseyFinance.
Watson goes down to Wimbledon finalist at Flushing Meadow
HEATHER WATSON crashed out of the second round of the US Junior Open yesterday at the hands of the losing Junior Wimbledon finalist, Noppowan Lertcheewakarn.
Junior triathletes shine on the sands of Pembroke
MORE than 30 budding triathletes enjoyed the Granite Kids triathlon at the weekend.
Company, driver fined over death
THE side panel of a J. W. Rihoy lorry involved in an accident in which a woman died was ‘like a knife’, the Magistrate’s Court was told yesterday.
Health spend is less per capita than UK’s
GUERNSEY spent less than the UK per resident on healthcare for the first time, according to Dr David Jeffs.
McClaren and Lempriere take top honours
THE Guernsey Bass Anglers Sportfishing Society’s Open Festival got off to a varied and eventful start.
Theme to Top Gear is Ben’s musical send-off
FRIENDS and family yesterday celebrated the life of accident victim Ben Davies.
First day is a career high for head teacher
DOORS opened for the first day of the first term at St Sampson’s High and Le Murier Schools this morning.
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