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swift and well-coordinated action by a team calling themselves the Guernsey Boys was responsible for ridding Guernsey of one of its biggest eyesores, the wrecked cars at Cobo. The reaction has been predictable and spontaneous: hurrah for that.

PERHAPS it was my fault for hoping that the weather would be kind to everyone involved in the annual St Peter’s Church fete but, as those who attended – and those, like me, who didn’t make it – know, it absolutely chucked it down last Saturday.

GLORIOUS sunshine bathed the island on Cavalcade Day. Alderney Week’s flagship event attracted hundreds of islanders and tourists to Victoria Street, who all saw a dozen floats paraded up to the Butes.

GUERNSEY can breathe easily. Skipper Stuart Le Prevost will definitely play in tomorrow’s inter-insular at the KGV.

A MOTORCYCLIST was pronounced dead at the scene after a multi-vehicle collision at the Grande Rue filter junction in St Martin’s yesterday afternoon.

ST PETER PORT deputy Barry Brehaut has condemned a survey of empty shops as sending out the wrong image of Town.

FLYBE has threatened the States with legal action.

ST SAMPSON’S residents have spoken out against proposals to expand the industrial use of Belgrave Vinery.

LANDSBANKI depositors will shortly receive a further 25% of their savings, the failed bank’s administrators have confirmed.

ANDY PRIAULX has admitted he needs some divine help to win back his world touring car title this year.