24 « September « 2008 « « This Is Guernsey

Step award lights the way through gloom

TWO accolades have portrayed Guernsey in a positive light amid the doom and gloom of the economic slump, according to GuernseyFinance chief executive Peter Niven.

More detail needed on St Sampson’s

A TALE of two schools will be required reading in teachers’ common rooms and school car parks this morning as parents, staff and pupils digest the news they have been anticipating for months.

St Sampson’s Infants’ supporters will fight on

THE campaign to save St Sampson’s Infants’ School is not over yet.

UK’s top stars fail to commit

GUERNSEY’S first top class cycling event, scheduled for this coming weeklend, was called off due to a lack of interest.

Gontier hat-trick in rousing fightback

Vale Rec 4, Rangers 5.

St Sampson’s Infants’ School to close in 2010

ST ANDREW’S Primary School has escaped closure – but St Sampson’s Infants has not.

Hard work starts after the crisis

THE safety of domestic abuse victims and their children has to be the priority, according to the people behind a proposed strategy for the island.

Hants titles could come off back of gold experience

A QUARTET of Sarnians competed at the weekend in the first major tournament of the season – the England Squash Grand Prix event held at Edgbaston Priory, Birmingham, and Birmingham University.

Records fall on a day of top action

THERE was some top-class action at the Specsavers 100m Sprint Gala staged by the Guernsey Amateur Swimming Association at the weekend, with many new records being set.

First Manchester, then Flybe drops Norwich for the winter

FLYBE has pulled out of the Norwich route for the winter.