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Daily Archives: July 3, 2009

Why waste needs to have plan B

WHAT Treasury and Resources learned last week is that it is pointless trying to corral islanders and their representatives into a course of action that is against their nature. Borrowing huge amounts of money at expensive rates simply went against the grain.

Island Games – Day Five

Guernsey's football squad is cheered on during the match with Jersey.

A selection of pictures from the events on the fifth day of the 13th NatWest Island Games in Aland.

Extension plan rejected by islanders

Tim Archard poses a question at yesterday evening’s public meeting at Forest School.         (0799477)

A NEW proposal for fixing the airport runway without lengthening it was a clear favourite at a public meeting last night.

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New partnership means unique on-island accountancy training

THE Institute of Chartered Accountants has started full-time training in Guernsey in one of the UK’s most prestigious and internationally recognised qualifications.

Jersey again too good for Guernsey

Jersey 2, Guernsey 0
GUERNSEY will not be playing in today’s football final after losing 2-0 to old rivals Jersey in yesterday’s semi-finals at Sportika, Sund.

Gold and record for awesome foursome

GUERNSEY’S awesome foursome capped an amazing meet in the pool by claiming the final swimming gold medal of the 2009 Island Games.

Bailiff praises preparation which has helped team

HARD graft from many people has made Guernsey’s success at the Aland Island Games possible according to the Bailiff, Sir Geoffrey Rowland.

Olympic star could sink Sarnian hopes

GUERNSEY crews lead the list of favourites going into this weekend’s annual Sark to Jersey boat race.

Stan Brouard set to grow as planning fight ‘is all but over’

A DECADE-LONG battle to expand a local business will soon be won, according to Stan Brouard Ltd’s managing director.

Local youngsters are priced out of tennis, says coach

COST and a lack of facilities are stopping youngsters playing tennis, according to coach Geoff Martel.