NEIGHBOURING landowners will consider legal action if Living Streets continues with its plans for a walking route to Baubigny Schools.
Sarnians’ singles struggle
GARY PITSCHOU and Steve Desperques were beaten in straight sets in both their group matches in Ayrshire yesterday, and have probably lost their chance of qualifying for tomorrow’s WIBC World Championships men’s singles quarter-finals.
The thoughts of chairman Roy were just that
THE ‘chairman’ of the Guernsey Consumer Group has admitted he should not have issued a press release on behalf of the now dormant organisation.
Club’s glad Jenson’s here
GUERNSEY Motor Cycle and Car Club are pleased Jenson Button will be moving to Guernsey.
Phoenix members return with two national titles
FIVE young Phoenix Artistic Roller Skating Club members have recently returned with two British titles between them.
Victory gives Le Poidevin the standard tyres crown
JOHN LE PAGE again won both veteran races in dominant style at the second summer autocross meeting at Chouet.
It’s boxing gloves on as GSPCA boss tires of waiting for new law
ANIMAL carers are disgusted it could take a further three years for new animal welfare legislation to be complete.
Lawyer may try to get kiosk case reopened
THE Royal Court could be asked to reconsider its decision to evict the tenants of Pembroke Bay Kiosk.
Planning applications – 20 April, 2010
Applications to the Environment Department, as published in the Guernsey Press.
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