Her elder sister’s school debut three years ago was like trying to get an LSD-crazed monkey into a safe. But Little Red had no such qualms, reports brand new Uncle Shack
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Daily Archives: September 13, 2008
School safety fears as buses leave kids
PARENTS are worried that school children could be injured due to overcrowding on buses.
Sport will benefit from Falla’s return
TWO weeks off under Guernsey’s blue skies – black is the new sky blue, don’t you know? – and I’m still reeling from the shock of seeing our island cricket team lose ‘that’ match.
Simply perfect for Parfit
A BLANCHELANDE schoolgirl has won a late call-up to represent Guernsey on the international stage next month.
Desperques excels on the fast tables
MARTYN DESPERQUES’S brilliant form was the major plus point from Guernsey’s overall performance at the Home Internationals in Prestatyn.
Our Heather is still going up in the world
HEATHER WATSON has reached number 66 in the world’s junior rankings.
Finn snr fought to quit the Track
NORTH had seen better days at first-team level, but there was celebration in the air as the chocolate-and-blues side strode out for their home game against St Martin’s on Thursday 14 September 1978.
Honeymooners choose rally across Europe over honeymoon in Hawaii
THEY considered lounging around on a beach soaking up the sun for their honeymoon.
Late-night bus service to stay off the roads
GUERNSEY Chauffeur Drive has failed in its legal bid to have its suspended bus licence reinstated.
Legally, it’s a lot of blue sky to go at
A PROMISE by the Legislation Select Committee chairman to use some ‘blue-sky thinking’ about its future development is welcome and overdue. The ever increasing torrent of laws and regulations coming out of St James’s Chambers highlights the need for effective scrutiny of the whole process.