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Daily Archives: January 9, 2009

New vet deal for Animal Welfare

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ONLY one vet is now resident in the island after Animal Welfare took the decision to relieve Dave Burrows of his duties in late December.

Wheels of power

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THE final ritual of Christmas was played out on New Year’s Day on the Millennium Field when Dave Cocksedge, celebrating 25 years of doing silly things, oversaw, with PJ Carre, Sark’s version of the Royal Tournament’s Gun-Run.

Annie and Debbie say it with ribbons

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A BUSINESS run from home is hoping to have found a niche in the market with a new ribbon-making venture.

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Priaulx back on a title mission

ANDY PRIAULX has confirmed he will be back in the BMW touring car when the 2009 world championship season opens in Brazil in early March.

Policy Council wants St Andrew’s school closed

SEVEN ministers want St Andrew’s Primary School closed, it emerged today.

Wild West New Year

A LAVISH, Western-themed party not only hailed 2009 in style, but raised money for charity.

Guernsey without captain once more

GUERNSEY go into 2009 as they ended 2008 – without their captain.

Departures not affecting Rangers’ on-field success

RANGERS coach Paul Ockleford has said that reported behind-the-scenes turmoil at the club is not affecting him or his team.

Education: why we want to close St Sampson’s Infants

ST SAMPSON’S Infant School will know its fate by the end of the month.

Inadequate existing facilities are not fit for purpose

TWENTY-five years after mental health facilities provided at Castel Hospital were identified as inadequate, plans to replace them are going to the States.