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Daily Archives: October 25, 2008

Guernsey will weather the storm

WHOLESALE losses on the world’s stock markets yesterday were the clearest possible indication of how bleakly investors view the prospects for businesses in the months ahead as national economies brace themselves for recession in the wake of the global credit crunch.

Time to talk and be open

TONY VANCE has the potential to be a mighty fine island football manager, of that I have no doubt.

30 lose jobs as Wallace Barnaby goes into liquidation

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ABOUT 30 people lost their jobs yesterday when marketing and advertising firm Wallace Barnaby went into voluntary liquidation.

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Paula versus Lee by the sea

LEE MERRIEN will come up against Paula Radcliffe in tomorrow’s Bupa Great South Run.

Farmers back C+E milkmen proposals

FARMERS are urging States members to back Commerce and Employment’s proposals on milkmen’s exclusivity rights.

Rivals claim rustiness ahead of big clash

GLYN DYER will be sitting out today’s big Division One – the former Priaulx – clash today.

French direction going down well

THERE is a French feel about Guernsey squash these days.

Swede the happier after stars stalemate

TIGER HILLARP-PERSSON and Bojan Kurajica’s highly anticipated clash ended in stalemate on day five of the Fortis International Chess Festival.

Inflation at 17-year high

RISING inflation means islanders will have to continue tightening their belts.

Drop in cost sees no rush to pumps

ISLANDERS have not been stocking up on petrol despite the steep drop in its price.