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Daily Archives: May 4, 2009

Right place, wrong score as Jersey grab only goal at Track

Forward Glyn Dyer, replacing the suspended Dave Rihoy, shares the local fans’ frustration. 	   (Picture by Peter Frankland, 0766422)

FOOTBALL and families merged in harmony at The Track yesterday afternoon.

Jersey come up smelling of roses

Mid-air collision: Ross Allen and Dave Brodie challenge for the ball. (0766405)

Guernsey 0, Jersey 1

Back on Track

IT WAS the dawn of an era – or rather the rebirth of one – when the Muratti returned to its old stomping ground at The Track yesterday.

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Market gains offer hope – but it might not last

THERE is hope that the worst of the recession could be over following the rally seen in global equities last month – so much so that UK stocks posted their biggest monthly gains in six years.

Failure to take up disability issues is a classic sin of omission

A while ago I wrote an article bemoaning the States’ tardiness in addressing ‘social issues’. These included equality for women, civil partnerships and equalising the ages of heterosexual and homosexual consent. Afterwards I was contacted by someone representing people with disabilities in Guernsey, asking me why I had left their situation off my list of [...]

Frankie: A body is found on a Cornish beach

A BODY discovered at Booby’s Bay, near Padstow, North Cornwall, on Saturday is thought to be that of former Guernsey resident Frankie Chappel, 17.

Brave North succumb to quality Wanderers outfit

North 2, Jersey Wanderers 3 (after extra time)

Jersey flex their muscles as they power to victory

Jersey 34, Guernsey 6

Fishermen all at sea over plans for new limit

THE fishing industry has not been kept informed about plans to control waters within 12 miles of the island, the Guernsey Fishermen’s Association has claimed.

£1m. planning appeal panel worth it, says chief minister

CHIEF MINISTER Lyndon Trott has given his full backing to the new planning appeals system, which could cost the States £1m. a year.