FISH and chip lovers came out in force at Beeton’s last night, for the shop’s charity opening for Les Bourgs Hospice.
Cost ‘rules out’ removing the follies to ease parking loss
DEMOLISHING seven granite ‘follies’ at North Beach to make way for parking spaces was ruled out on cost grounds, it emerged yesterday.
Star style resolutions
Making a resolution doesn't have to be all about quitting. Whether it's stocking up the beauty cabinet or adding to your wardrobe, overindulge your favourite habits instead and make 2012 your most beautiful year yet.
Trust is keen to get moving with monument to ‘our greatest son’
A MONUMENT commemorating the achievements of Admiral James de Saumarez, ‘Guernsey’s greatest son’, could soon stand in Delancey Park – if enough money is raised.
Carriage drivers present new link box
IF ANYTHING epitomises Sark in terms of what it means to those who visit, then I would suggest that it is the image of a horse-drawn carriage.
Alka Seltzer? That’s for wimps…
HANGOVER cures come in as many different shapes and sizes as their owners. Some swear a sweaty workout does wonders to shift various vice-like headaches, sandpaper mouths and tumble-dryer tummies.
He had a dream…
Political columnist Peter Roffey dropped off to sleep during the December States meeting. When he woke, slightly feverish, he’d had an intriguing dream about the political year ahead..
Watson targets Hobart return
HEATHER WATSON will be under pressure in Australia next month after injury delayed the start of her 2012 season by a week.
Marine traders have own answer to parking ‘folly’
DEMOLISHING seven granite follies to the south of the QE2 marina would create up to 93 new parking spaces in Town, the Guernsey Marine Traders Association said yesterday.
Co-op spends £11m. with 74 CI suppliers
THE Channel Islands Co-operative Society is set to spend more than £11m. with local suppliers this year.
Campaigns
Voice For Victims
Voice for Victims is a campaign aimed at promoting the rights of those affected by child sexual abuse.