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Daily Archives: July 9, 2009
Watson storms through opener
HEATHER WATSON has stormed into the second round of the Aegon Pro-Series event in Felixstowe.
Chamber: recession is not over yet
TALK of being out of the worst of the recession is still premature, according to Guernsey Chamber of Commerce president Paul Luxon.
Saints preserved – but it’s without Matt
SOUTHAMPTON Football Club has finally been sold – almost 100 days after its holding company was placed in administration.
Charity finally getting youth house off ground
WORK is about to start on a Town youth house in Upper Mansell Street.
A high minimum wage would put guest-worker jobs at risk
SETTING the minimum wage too high could cost jobs in the horticultural industry, a guest workers’ agent has warned.
Competition is back on menu
COLLEGE OF FURTHER EDUCATION students’ dreams of competing in the UK’s biggest seafood competition have been restored.
Another maximum for Branch
NICK BRANCH took the honours with yet another maximum score in the W. P. Mahy Trophy.
Konken sets new class record during round four
DARREN KONKEN made the most of glorious conditions to lower the senior max record at the Track.
Neves returns with six golds
TWO of the Guernsey Swimming Club’s rising stars have taken part in the ASA South East Regional Championships.
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