ISLANDERS shop online and off-island because local retailers do not meet all their needs, according to independent consultants.
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Daily Archives: September 3, 2009
Bursaries will ease the way
TWO students have each been awarded a £1,000 bursary to help with the cost of their university studies.
Malaysia inflict last-over defeat
GUERNSEY experienced a second disappointment in as many days at the Indian Association yesterday.
Careers Service offers advice to A-level job seekers
GOING straight into a job, rather than studying at university, is getting more popular.
‘No conflict’ in Finance directorship
GUERNSEYFINANCE’S chief executive has defended his role as a non-executive director of a company whose bid for insurance giant Friends Provident has been accepted by its board.
Bels face striker problems ahead of Moneyfields clash
North 4, Bels 0
BEING comprehensively knocked out of the Wheway Cup by their big rivals came at quite a cost for Bels last night.
Most entries for a decade
THE McLaren family had a highly successful time at the Guernsey Bass Anglers Sportfishing Society’s Open Festival presentation night held at the Wayside Cheer Hotel.
Singles sink Sarnians
JERSEY put Guernsey to the sword in Sunday’s singles matches to retain the Junior Challenge Trophy at Grouville.
Abuse inquiry ‘was a poorly-managed mess’
THE historic child abuse inquiry in Jersey was a poorly-managed mess, according to Detective Superintendent Mick Gradwell.
Why sudden interest in strategies?
THE more the background to the decision by Commerce and Employment and Environment to use consultants to start late-stage poking around the Leale’s Yard planning application is analysed, the more questionable the motives appear.