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MORE major operations like the one seen last weekend will be held, Guernsey’s police chief has said.

THE main title contenders suffered mixed fortunes in the third meeting of the Winter Championship at Chouet.

WITH Winter League taking a half-term break, attention turned to Super League and the clash between Zebras and Panthers.

ISLANDERS have given the Public Services Department hope by hitting this year’s abandoned 50% domestic waste recycling target during the third quarter.

ISLANDERS have been warned to brace themselves for more stormy weather to come.

IT’S funny how in local politics some subjects suddenly seem to become causes celebres and generate all sorts of passionate debate, only to fade from the public gaze a short time later. Sometimes those issues return on a cyclical basis, other times they just disappear for good.

TWENTY-FOUR hours of intense policing this weekend certainly achieved one of its primary aims: to remind islanders, both criminal and law-abiding, of the power of the force.

ANSWERS to some of the island’s most pressing issues could be found in a new benchmarking research service, devised by a local company.

ST MARTIN’S moved six points clear of the pack yesterday as they continued their pursuit of a first championship since 2004.

ALMOST every police officer was involved in a major operation this weekend to crack down on crime including anti-social behaviour, speeding and under-age drinking.