Optimism despite £1bn fall in funds

OPTIMISM remains in Guernsey’s fund sector despite a £1bn. fall in funds held under management in the last quarter of 2008, according to investment fund specialist Andrew Boyce.


Corbin survives through to the last 16

ALICIA CORBIN is keeping the Guernsey flag flying at the European Pool Championships in Dundalk.


Cooper impressed by curtain raiser

DEVELOPMENT officer Geraint Cooper was in the crowd to watch the Grammar School take on and convincingly beat Elizabeth College 13-0 in the curtain raiser for the schools’ representative sides.


Greenhouse gases? None of our business

AN ENVIRONMENTALIST told the Longue Hougue planning inquiry he was ‘totally stunned’ that greenhouse gas emissions were not within its remit.


Idlerocks Hotel burns to the ground – again

THE emergency services attended a huge fire at the Idlerocks Hotel last night – but it was just an exercise.


‘Come and see me rather than breaking my windows’

VANDALS who targeted L’Escalier Restaurant have been labelled cowards by its owner.


Links with Germany grow as top coach visits island

LOCAL players have been learning from a top German coach this week.


Tomahawk dominates from start to complete hat-trick

A RECORD number of yachts were at the start line in the Little Russel for race three in the Heritage Group Frostbite Series.


Win-win with local ‘post bonds’

ONE of the key reasons this island still retains such a strong sense of community is that so many people have a keen affinity with Guernsey – and all things Guernsey. That shows in many different ways but, put simply, if there’s a local equivalent available, islanders generally prefer to use it.


States could overturn mooring fee increase

DEPUTIES will have an opportunity to overturn Public Services’ controversial marina fees increase.