A GUERNSEYMAN and his Canadian wife are visiting the island before moving to Zambia.
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Daily Archives: June 2, 2009
The magic of Molino
Twenty-two years ago Guernseyman Andy Chapell fell in love with a ruined mill in the mountains of Andalucia. Now it’s an award-winning hotel that keeps its guests spellbound, as Di Digard reports.
Max Property picks the CISX
THE Channel Islands Stock Exchange has listed the largest initial public offering in Europe so far this year.
Watson suffers again on the clay
HEATHER WATSON’S miserable run on clay continued as she lost in the opening round of the Junior French Open yesterday.
PC’s appeal hearing was invalid and will be resat
A POLICE officer convicted of assault could still lose his job following an error in the set-up of the disciplinary hearing that reinstated him.
Raw sewage into Belle Greve is ‘part of plan’
RAW sewage is being discharged from the short outfall pipe, just yards from the shoreline, at Belle Greve Bay.
Champions start their title defence
VALE REC provide all seven local bowlers who carry Guernsey’s hopes at the forthcoming British Isles Men’s Championships in Belfast.
Saints fans pray for Le God intervention
SOUTHAMPTON Football Club fans have not had a lot to smile about in recent months – but that could all change if speculation that Matt Le Tissier is to become chairman comes true.
Unions not tempted to strike despite airport firemen deal
Strike action by teachers and civil servants is unlikely to follow the latest temporary deal signed by firefighters, according to their union representatives.
Woman assaulted in Candie
A WOMAN was assaulted in Candie Road in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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