CONSULTATION begins today on whether to raise the retirement age to 70.
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Daily Archives: November 14, 2008
‘Sort it’
DAVID HARRY is not concerned by reports that the 2010 Commonwealth Games could be moved from Delhi if a dispute over the construction of the athletes’ village is not resolved.
Fight continues on tax evasion
GUERNSEY is among the top six international finance centres improving its transparency and exchange of information in tax matters, according to the OECD.
Game ‘at all-time high’
LAST YEAR was close but it looks set to be even more so this year.
Found guilty of air rifle shooting
THE Royal Court yesterday found a man guilty of unlawfully wounding a teenager by shooting him with an air rifle from the lounge window of his flat.
‘It’s the job we do’ – police hero
TWO police officers were commended by the force yesterday evening for their efforts in saving a young couple and their baby from a wave-swamped car at L’Eree.
Repeat of sewage leak ‘is unlikely’
THERE is little chance of a repeat of August’s incident when sewage flooded some islanders’ garages and had to be discharged through emergency outfalls, according to a report.
Priaulx takes back seat in Macau for a change
ANDY PRIAULX races in Macau at the weekend and for the first time he will be without the pressure of the FIA World Touring Car Championship title weighing down on him.
Dawes is the one to catch
THE GIAAC OSA Recruitment Winter Cross-country League takes to Fauxquets Valley tomorrow for the third race of its five-strong series.
The damage is in no way lessened
AS THE fallout from the blighted Jersey police investigation into historic child abuse continues, what is increasingly clear is that the two frontline casualties in the affair are trust and confidence. Sadly, the very people – the police – who are responsible for a catastrophic loss of public confidence are also the same people who [...]