Young guards excel as seconds scare champs
THE return of Nigel Govett inspired Collins Stewart Two to be 'so near yet so far' when they took on their first team in the Yorkshire Guernsey Division One.
Sport|Jan 26, 2006
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Bailey joins crocks
FLY HALF Alec Bailey is the latest long-term casualty for the Guernsey first XV as they prepare for their away trip to joint leaders Camberley tomorrow.
Sport|Jan 13, 2006
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Jersey get desperate
GUERNSEY coach Colin McLatchie has called his Jersey counterpart Dai Burton 'desperate' after Jersey signed New Zealand rugby star Nathan Kemp in a bid to regain the Siam Cup.
Sport|Jan 10, 2006
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Lihou - an island of murder and heresy
Lihou has new tenants - and more than a few skeletons in its history. In the latest of her Dastardly Deeds series, Glynis Cooper uncovers a series of medieval murders that remain shrouded in mystery.
Entertainment|Dec 19, 2005
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Special Olympian honoured
GUERNSEY'S Special Olympics football team captain Colin Robins has picked up the BBC South-West disabled sportsperson of the year award.
Sport|Dec 6, 2005
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Mum won't keep mum over ramp
A MOTHER warned to take down her son's BMX ramp is pleading with planners to think again.
News|Nov 18, 2005
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Height could play to Le Mont Saint's advantage
COLLINS STEWART look set to retain their league title despite losing a number of key players when the 2005-6 Division One starts this week.
Sport|Sep 20, 2005
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Yabsley set for Aussie Games
MARTIN YABSLEY has been named in England's Commonwealth Games squad.
Sport|Apr 20, 2005
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Hippy chicks
It's being dubbed 'The Good Life' factor. Scores of aspirational new 'greenies' are going back to their roots like those self-sufficient 70s sitcom stars, Tom and Barbara. This month, as the show celebrates its 30th anniversary, more and more are not only getting down-to-earth about vegetables but trotting out their own free-range eggs too. Pictures by Zoe Ash.
Entertainment|Apr 9, 2005
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Net closes on wanted men
POLICE have received a good response following the release on Wednesday of two e-fit images of alleged violent offenders.
News|Apr 2, 2005
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Robbery fears force shopkeeper to close
THE owner of a Town convenience shop has closed because she fears for her safety.
News|Mar 2, 2005
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Knifepoint robberies ' shops close earlier
BUSINESSES are taking unprecedented steps to protect their staff.
News|Feb 22, 2005
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Police hunt for third corner shop robber
POLICE are intensifying their hunt for armed robbers following a third knifepoint raid on a St Peter Port shop in 20 days.
News|Feb 21, 2005
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Shop robbery leaves residents in shock
POLICE conducted house-to-house inquiries yesterday as they stepped up their investigation into the knifepoint robbery at Union Street Stores.
News|Feb 17, 2005
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Debris from garage roof blown more than a mile
FLYING debris from the roof of Le Mont Saint Garage ripped down a 6ft chimney on a nearby house.
News|Feb 15, 2005
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