Family ‘proud’ after World Gravy Wrestling Championships, says teenage champion
The event saw contestants wrestle in a pool of gravy for two minutes.
UK News|Aug 26
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Sven-Goran Eriksson’s career in pictures
The former England manager has died aged 76.
UK Sport|Aug 26
UK Sport
States orders independent review of Aurigny’s resilience
Questions over whether Aurigny’s fleet is able to deliver a reliable and resilient air service could finally be answered, as States’ Trading Supervisory Board, the airline's shareholder, orders an independent review.
News|Aug 23
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Rambo and ‘massive dog’ taking the plunge at World Gravy Wrestling Championships
Hannah Havard, 30, said her partner’s mum and stepfather will be watching the championships, but have no idea she will be participating.
UK News|Aug 21
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Mountaineering club heads into battle – with flowers
Guernsey Mountaineering Club is venturing into a new place on Thursday – the Battle of Flowers arena.
News|Aug 21
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St Martin’s constable calls for compulsory purchase of land
St Martin’s constable Dave Beausire is calling for the compulsory purchase of land to get the construction of affordable homes moving.
News|Aug 15
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David Warr meets David Warr for some pool talk
TWO people with the same interest and the same name met at La Vallette, when Deputy David Warr from Jersey spoke with Vive La Vallette’s David Warr.
News|Aug 11
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Elements of our ‘green future’ a safety concern
IN JUNE the Guernsey Press ran an article on their front page. It informed readers that sales of electric vehicles had more than tripled since 2020. The number of hybrid vehicles had also increased during that period, but not at quite the same rate. The article went on to tell us that in 2022 Guernsey was equal with Switzerland in seventh place on the list of European countries with the highest percentage of electrical vehicles. ‘Some dealerships have seen a great interest in electrical vehicles’. It is unfortunate then that the Press is unable to provide more up-to-date figures/percentages at a time when many of the world’s car manufacturers are allegedly struggling to move EVs off their forecourts. Hire car companies are selling off their electrical fleets at great financial losses as customers continue to prefer internal combustion engines due to their greater reliability.
Readers' Letters|Aug 9
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Snoop Dogg explodes on to the Olympics’ global stage
At the Paris Games, grand entrances have become the norm in Snoop’s spectacular Olympic life.
World News|Aug 5
World News
‘Reopen Grandes Rocques’ overflow car park’ – petition
Parking chaos at Grandes Rocques has prompted a couple to launch a petition to reopen the beach’s former overflow car park.
News|Jul 31
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N Korean officials ‘look for medicine for Kim’s obesity-related health problems’
Recent state media footage show he has regained the weight.
World News|Jul 29
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MP dedicates maiden Commons speech to late mother who ‘never gave up on me’
Steve Witherden, a teacher since 2005, made his maiden speech during a debate on education and opportunity.
UK News|Jul 24
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Griggs and Aitchison claim their first senior titles
Two players who have already achieved so much in Guernsey golf were crowned senior island champions for the first time on Sunday – both overcoming local legends in high-quality finals.
Sport|Jul 23
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Low response to Island Development Plan review
JUST a handful of responses to the Island Development Plan review have been received so far, with less than a week to go until the consultation deadline.
News|Jul 22
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Children are invited to join Summer Reading Challenge
CHILDREN have been invited to get creative and fire up their imaginations through the power of reading in the Guille-Alles Library’s Summer Reading Challenge.
News|Jul 21
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