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SARK’S electricity company is to remain in its present ownership and is not for sale – to the Barclay family or anyone else.

THEATRE fans in Alderney are being warned to expect a scary show this Halloween. Thirteen years after first frightening audiences at the Island Hall, local playwright Lee Flewitt is reprising Is There Anybody There?

RANGERS will likely defend their Clydesdale Bank International Guernsey FA Cup with a mouth-watering first round clash against North after yesterday’s draw.

AT A time when Guernsey is closing wards because of a shortage of nurses, has failed to find any savings under the much vaunted Financial Transformation Programme and has a stalled anti-poverty programme that forces a 72-year-old woman back to work, it is gratifying that Public Services is resolutely focused on the important issues.

A 74-YEAR-OLD woman’s neck was broken when her car was hit by a man who was said to have been driving at more than 90mph shortly before the crash.

SAM COCHRANE will face the sternest of North senior debuts tonight as his new team entertain St Martin’s in a mouth-watering league clash.

DEVELOPING a close working relationship with India could have huge economic benefits for the island, according to the Commerce and Employment minister.

THE St Peter Port lifeboat’s new five-bladed propellers will give a smoother ride to its crew and those they rescue.

PANTHERS will not have everything their own way when the domestic basketball season gets under way next week at Beau Sejour.

HEALTH and Social Services has moved to reassure islanders about infection control at the hospital following concerns surrounding the temporary closure of Victoria Wing.