THE first steps towards a crime-free Bouet were made yesterday as work to bulldoze the troubled estate began.
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Daily Archives: June 6, 2009
Air inquiry needs tough questioning
PUBLIC and political opinion on the ending of the airport firefighters’ dispute is, broadly, poles apart. Islanders are pleased that aircraft are operating normally and deputies are deeply unhappy with the way the settlement was achieved.
Leading trio miss Scottish opener
THE three most talented runners in the island will be missing as a new season of British League athletics gets under way this weekend.
Clark’s England tour call-up
ADAM CLARK has been selected to play for the England under-16s against Ireland.
Oil in quarry ‘kills hundreds of birds’
HUNDREDS of birds are still dying from ingesting oil at Torrey Canyon Quarry, according to the GSPCA.
Deputies oppose exec idea
TWENTY-SEVEN deputies have voiced their strong opposition to executive government.
Pay body disputes air story
THE States pay body has released a contrasting account to that of Chief Minister Lyndon Trott of the events surrounding the handling of the airport firefighters’ dispute.
MPs and peers on visit
UK POLITICIANS who follow Guernsey as part of their work were in the island yesterday.
Grand slam is on
HEATHER WATSON is just one win away from her first grand slam final – albeit as a junior.
Watson not the only one averse to clay
I’M getting my retaliation in first.