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Daily Archives: February 3, 2010
Corporate governance code due to take effect this year
A CODE of corporate governance for Guernsey’s financial sector will reinforce the message that it conducts itself in a professional manner, according to GuernseyFinance chief executive Peter Niven.
Unseeded Johnson shocks top stars
ELENA JOHNSON’s bid for a Commonwealth Games place is gaining momentum following another superb showing at the Cambridgeshire Open.
Police trainees put theory into practice in exercise
THE Co-op’s Homemaker store was filled with police officers yesterday after an armed thief stole items from the store.
Tribunal cases rise by 65%
THE number of employment tribunal cases in Guernsey has rocketed.
The tax pressure is on again
GUERNSEY faces increasing pressures as both the UK and the US tackle taxes, according to a local expert.
Kristina gets Olympic tuition
GUERNSEY swimming sensation Kristina Neves, 13, has been picked to be mentored by her Olympic hero Cassie Patten as part of the Kellogg’s Champions of Tomorrow scheme.
Colombians on verge of being crowned champions
INVESTEC COLOMBIANS can wrap up the league this weekend with victory over Unwantables after they crushed Legis Independents on Sunday.
GB hopeful Jackson joins BAFL’s Sussex Thunder team
GUERNSEYMAN Matt Jackson attended the final tryouts for the Great Britain Lions American Football team at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
C&E is all at sea over competition
MANY islanders will have been reassured that Commerce and Employment is consulting with Jersey on how best to license ferry operators to prevent these operations from being damaged by cherry-picking competitors.