That’s the worry about Woolworths

IN THE days before the credit crunch became a slowdown and then, in the UK at least, a deep recession, there was hope that Guernsey could escape relatively unscathed.


Brecqhou could pull plug on Sark as voters choose ‘establishment’ conseillers

SARK ended 450 years of feudalism yesterday and sent a message to Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay that threatens the Brecqhou owners’ investment in the island.


Private equity faces changes

GUERNSEY’S private equity sector can expect to see significant changes in the coming months as the market continues to adjust to the global financial crisis, it has been claimed.


Dream come true

LEE MERRIEN is ‘fulfilling a lifelong ambition’ this weekend when he pulls on a Great Britain vest to compete in the 15th Spar European Cross Country Championships in Brussels.


‘Bury the hatchet – for Sark’s sake’

THE message from voters yesterday was for Sark’s new Chief Pleas to put divisions aside and work together.


States puzzles over pensions

THE quest to safeguard Social Security funds beyond 2040 will depend on which levers the States decides to pull and raising the retirement age is just one of them.


Health on the spot over rehab

HEALTH minister Hunter Adam was put on the spot in the States yesterday over the island’s rehabilitation facilities.


Bumper Christmas draw good for hard-pressed charities

LOCAL charities will be the real winners in the Channel Islands Christmas lottery.


Ex-deputy casts first vote in historic poll

OUTGOING deputy Roger Olsen was first to vote in Sark’s historic election yesterday.


Sarnians shine on season’s first UK outing

THE Junior Endurance Squad had a very successful first outing to the UK on Saturday.

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