THE chief ministers of Guernsey and Jersey held crucial talks with UK officials in London yesterday after the European Union effectively pulled the plug on zero-10.
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Daily Archives: October 14, 2009
Youth cup hits North’s plans
NORTH boss Mick Le Prevost is resting some of his big name players for their Stranger Cup tie with Athletics tonight, but he would have rested more if he could have.
Make it the winner
REDEVELOPMENT of Les Bourgs would be like winning the lottery every day, according the hospice’s director of nursing Jo Boyd.
Quarry is getting another clean
THE ‘Torrey Canyon’ quarry is again being cleaned up by Public Services.
States chief officers stay silent over pay
MOST of Guernsey’s top civil servants are refusing to say whether they will follow their chief executive’s example and freeze their pay for 2010.
No let-up at the Halfway
THE current traffic flow at the Halfway filter junction will remain in place until the end of the roadworks project.
Chamberlain the hero with last-gasp penalty
ST JACQUES’ rise continues as they secured a dramatic last-minute win over league leaders VB Sharks thanks to kicker Tom Chamberlain on Sunday.
Vandals ‘must not be ignored or tolerated’
A PORTABLE CCTV system and graffiti walls are just two of the measures that could be brought in to tackle vandalism in Guernsey.
Innocent victim Lowe has to settle for second place
A FIRST corner pile-up at Castle Combe put paid to Dave Lowe winning the Classic Formula Ford 1,600 Championship.
‘Elephant’ has finally charged
When Guernsey International Business Association chairman Paul Meader spoke recently about the elephant in the room everyone wanted to ignore, he wasn’t joking.