A SRI LANKAN man who lost his legs after being hit by a train has got a long and happy life ahead of him, Bridge 2 Sri Lanka founder Sarah Griffith said.

PEOPLE who walked out without paying for goods have marred a local charity fund-raiser.

A SRI LANKAN man is mobile again thanks to his determination to succeed and the generosity of islanders.

SOME local firms have already decided on ways to mark National Temporary Workers Week.

THE Guernsey flag is flying high over a pre-school in Sri Lanka.

A Guernsey charity founder reveals how two years after Sri Lanka's tsunami, vital international aid is failing to reach those most in need. Sarah Griffith tells Nick Mollet about the shocking scale of the problem but reveals how islanders here are making a difference

SIR de Vic Carey, Bailiff until his retirement last year, opened the Bailiff's Disaster Relief Fund, into which local people could add their personal contributions over and beyond what the States gave by way of immediate help to the Disasters Emergency Committee, which coordinated the collection of cash for the main charities in the field.

A journey from Sri Lanka to Guernsey for an operation did not prove to be a bridge too far for a local charity, as Nick Mollet reports