GUERNSEY’S airport could close as a result of a tribunal of inquiry set up to look at what caused the last stoppage.
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Daily Archives: July 18, 2009
Olympic dreams
AFTER missing out on the World Championships and the World University Games, the island’s top swimmer has got his sights firmly set on London 2012.
Bronze medal reward for outstanding team display
IN ONE of their best performances for 20 years, the Elizabeth College rifle-shooting team came third in the main event for schools at Bisley, the Ashburton, to win NRA bronze medals.
Gates finally close on St Peter Port Secondary
ST PETER Port Secondary School closed its doors for the final time yesterday.
States accounts highlight services funding issues
TREASURY was put on notice by several ministers yesterday that they would be looking for more money next year.
‘No need’ for security review despite hospital knife man
HEALTH officials say there is no need to tighten hospital security despite a man entering the building with a knife.
Incinerator protest march next Sunday
A PROTEST march against plans for a large incinerator will be held next Sunday.
Sarnian duo shine in ‘Evesham Double’
TWO Guernsey friends turned in top performances in the ‘Evesham Double’.
Watson makes Frinton final
HEATHER WATSON learnt from her mistakes as she exacted revenge on Anna Smith in the Frinton Futures Championships yesterday.
Pay body may have a role after all
APPOINTING a new team to the States negotiating body, the Public Sector Remuneration Committee, might be necessary in law but what the new members selected this week have accepted is not so much a poisoned chalice but an ultimately pointless one.