INSPIRED perhaps by Heather Watson’s success, more than 50
‘Busiest first day ever’ for a Peacocks concession
THOUSANDS flocked to Guernsey’s latest fashion store yesterday.
Seigneur releases cash from the attic
MORE than 250 people tried to buy a piece of Sark’s history yesterday.
A ‘pillar of the community’ jailed for second drink-drive
A FORMER member of the Health and Social Services board was jailed yesterday for eight weeks.
Merrien’s training group set to take to the startline
LEE MERRIEN’S racing programme will make him unavailable for the local calendar’s opening Fusion/GIAAC fixture this weekend at Delancey Park but, in a coaching role, the GB international is still likely to make his presence felt.
Guillou hit by the rain
RAIN ruined the end of Phil Guillou’s 250 GP British Championship.
We’re not all bad, say ‘stereotyped’ teens
DO NOT stereotype us, say a group of young people who meet at the sunken gardens.
Deputies’ call for an emergency debate falls on deaf ears
DEPUTIES demanded an emergency States debate yesterday at the chief minister’s briefing on the fall of Guernsey’s zero-10 tax regime.
First festival of thanks
ST TUGUAL’S Chapel was last Sunday the scene for Herm’s first harvest festival.
Island bucks economic trend
POSITIVE media coverage, a busy September and excellent weather have all helped Alderney buck the economic trend this year.
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