A BUILDER had a narrow escape yesterday after a van crashed into the scaffolding he had been working on minutes earlier.
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Daily Archives: August 18, 2009
Garland storms to brilliant CI record
HAD Dale Garland been at the World Championships, he would have made the 400m hurdles semi-finals with the time he ran at the McCain UK Challenge Final in Cardiff.
Hearing work was a calling
THE increasing deafness of a relative was the inspiration for one Guernseyman to switch direction mid-career.
It’s two days of chatting
THE West Show has lost none of its appeal to Rodney Dyke, even after more than 50 years.
Trappings of office put Fallaize off going for deputy minister
DEPUTY Matt Fallaize has ruled himself out of the running for the deputy minister spot at Education.
‘Pupils’ safety demands that green lane route is approved’
STUDENT safety makes it imperative an application to allow pupils to use a green lane route to Baubigny Schools is approved, Living Streets has said.
King retains his crown in a dramatic final climax
MICK KING won the last three holes to retain his crown in a dramatic climax to the senior island final at La Grande Mare.
Three tied at the top to set up an exciting climax
THE Island Full-Bore Championships are set up for a thrilling finale on Saturday with three marksmen tied on 252 ex 255.
Race win was highlight of champ’s week
JOHANNA ASPLUND has expressed delight at establishing herself as one of the country’s most promising talents by winning the girls’ 2009 Volvo Musto Optimist British National Championship title in Largs, Scotland.
The lessons of the Turks and Caicos…
IT IS no accident that the number one fundamental priority for Guernsey is to assert its independent identity or that this goal is enshrined in successive government business plans and the replacement Strategic Economic Plan.