WE’VE worked it out. On a good day, with no delays and the wind in the right direction, it’s just two hours from our cast concrete doorstep in Town to our friends’ black and white chequered- tile one in Brighton.
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Daily Archives: December 6, 2008
Setting the scene
A LIGHT-HEARTED look at the history of theatre was performed in the Island Hall.Directed by Alderney-born James Reynard, the theatrical act documented famous plays from Ancient Greece to the modern day, via scenes from medieval morality, commedia dell’arte, Shakespeare, Victorian melodrama and Oscar Wilde.
Running wild
In his latest travel adventure, Tim Earl is game for an on-foot safari in Botswana and learns that artificial water supplies are changing the habits of wildlife there.
Landmark DNA ruling has local man’s fingerprints
A landmark human rights battle against the UK Government over DNA data has been won by a locally-born lawyer.
Four-times limit driver is jailed
DRINK-DRIVER Anthony Lawson has been jailed for six months by the Royal Court.
Sharrott pledges a fight to the end
TABLE-TOPPERS Chichester bring the toughest test of the London Three South-West season so far to Foote’s Lane this afternoon.
Ever-greener look to Muratti sides as incomers dry up
HAVE you noticed lately our Muratti teams are becoming more ‘Guernseyfied’ by the year?
German ambassador is greatly impressed
THE rugged beauty of the island’s coast had the German Ambassador to London waxing lyrical on his first official visit.
Majority of deputies against chief minister making speech
Chief Minister Lyndon Trott faces opposition from almost two-thirds of deputies to him making a State of the States-style speech.
Koller cashes in on night of shocks
CHARLOTTE KOLLER joined a long list of renowned names on the women’s singles honours board by claiming her first island title as finals night at the DHS Island Championships threw up surprise after surprise.
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