IF CIGARETTES are keeping shopkeepers in business then they should change what they sell, according to Health and Social Services minister Hunter Adam.
On the way to Aland
THE Guernsey team is on its way to Aland for the NatWest Island Games, which open tomorrow.
A heavenly haven
MORE than 30 islanders gathered recently to enjoy a prayer walk.
A new kind of postman
SARK played host last week to delegates from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference, which was being held in Guernsey.
Family fund raising day in the sun
THE Mermaid Tavern’s second Family Fun Day in aid of Help A Guernsey Child raised a total of £2,483 for the charity.
Arbiter lays blame at PSRC’s door
THE credentials of Professor Frank Burchill indicate that he knows enough about negotiating to spot a tactical error when he sees one.
Health needs £8m. more just to maintain services
PATIENTS could be charged for some services as Health faces an estimated £8m. budget shortfall, it was revealed yesterday.
Top-flight games at College Field
RANGERS will be playing their top-flight games at the College Field next season.
Expansion on Langham Hall’s future wish-list
AWARD-winning fund administration business Langham Hall is planning for a big future in Guernsey.
Ireland could lead Le Ber on to India
GUERNSEY’S battling bowler Matt Le Ber is out to prove a point in the British Isles men’s outdoor bowls championships, which get under way at the Belmont club in Belfast today.