PUBLIC SERVICES has issued a ‘back us or stop us’ ultimatum to deputies ahead of this month’s requete debate on the planned incinerator.
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Daily Archives: February 6, 2010
The Raffle draws them in
SMALL, chaotic and rather crammed – this was how upstairs in the Albion House Tavern turned out to be as a venue on Saturday.
The dark side of Fermain
THE word Elysium, in Greek folklore, refers to a place where ideal bliss can be found – perhaps a fitting description for the Fermain Tavern last Saturday night.
Time to get involved
THE UK is awash with plans to establish marine nature reserves and conservation zones all around the country. Its Marine and Coastal Access Act has established four teams to identify conservation zones to protect seas around the coasts.
Druce and Garland go head-to-head
GUERNSEY 400m stars Tom Druce and Dale Garland go head-to-head this weekend as they both eye a place in the Great Britain team for the 13th IAAF World Indoor Championships.
North lose skipper for last chancer
NORTH will be without their versatile skipper in Jersey today where they face Craig Culkin’s seemingly invincible St Paul’s in the semi-finals of the Wheway Cup and a re-match of last season’s Upton.
Dismay as Environment gives the green light to four-storey apartment build in George Road
RESIDENTS fighting against plans to build a modern four-storey block of apartments in George Road have lost their three-year battle.
Oyster farmers told they have a legal duty to make sure beds are safe
SHELLFISH farmers have a duty to ensure that oyster beds are not in a dangerous condition.
Attempted wife-killer tried to kill himself in Alderney
A MAN who tried to suffocate his wife had earlier left a devastated business and a trail of debt in Alderney.
Aiming to get better is no bad thing
To paraphrase one of the best quotes used by the keynote speaker at this week’s Awards for Achievement ceremony, the means to success is to strive to be the very best, but never to accept that you have achieved it.