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IF SIR David and Sir Frederick Barclay were looking for a verdict from the people of Sark on their ambitious vision for the future of the island they have had it – an overwhelming rejection of their lavish investment and job creation programme that went hand-in-glove with further reform of Chief Pleas, the tiny community’s [...]

THERE’S more chance of a Bels-North game coming along than a free taxi at midnight in the run up to Christmas.

A UK judgement could have a profound effect on islanders who have previously lived in the UK or who spend significant time there, according to a local tax expert.

STEVE DAWES has succeeded in defending his title with one race still to go in the OSA Recruitment Winter Cross-Country League.

NASHCOPY have won the inaugural Steve Le Poidevin men’s volleyball vase.

WITH England having departed, Guernsey’s cricket development squad are about to arrive at the ground where Kevin Pietersen and his team were training last week.

North 4, Rovers 0

SARK Estate manager Kevin Delaney took the decision to end the Barclay brothers’ multi-million pound investment in the island and lay off more than 100 workers.

BEFORE yesterday afternoon’s announcement of the Barclays’ pull-out, Seneschal Reg Guille said there was no point in Chief Pleas rushing through further reform.

SARK Estate manager Kevin Delaney said that Sir David and Sir Frederick Barclay had made it obvious in the run-up to the election what they would do if their preferred candidates were not elected.