EACH year, as Christmas approaches, I make tongue-in-cheek comments about what I call the Sark Challenge – a mythical exercise which involves stopping at every business in The Avenue that has a running bar and then getting home in one piece and being able to stand unaided.
MOST readers of this newspaper will know that the sort of lawlessness that often appears endemic in larger communities seems to have spread to Sark.
PUBLIC SERVICES minister Bernard Flouquet has urged people to attend the department's drop-in sessions.
THIEVES have attempted to break in to Rovers AC's clubhouse for the third time in two years.
SPENDING £300,000 on a communications programme for the airport development is totally unnecessary, the Housing minister has said.
St Martin's 2, Sylvans 0 ST MARTIN'S won their fifth piece of silverware this season with a comfortable victory over Sylvans last night at the Corbet Field.
EIGHT homes in the south of the island have been burgled in the last month, it emerged yesterday.
LEAGUE champions Bels are involved in a second fixture postponement issue within a month.
§COBO VILLAGE CENTRE has been hit by thieves again who this time caused thousands of pounds-worth of damage but escaped with just £40 in cash and some cigarettes.
BUSINESSES in the north of the island are warned to be on their guard after a series of break-ins.
JUST eight months ago, a handful of determined protesters gathered outside the States chamber to voice their opposition to the incinerator.
FEARS of crime have forced Housing to hire a private security firm to patrol the Grand Bouet estate.
THIEVES made off with a day's takings after an armed raid at Dolphin Stores.
PWC Academy captain Jeremy Frith was just inches away from a century as he inspired his team to a first win in the competition against St Ouen at College Field.
Scrutiny Committee members who don't serve on other States departments? That's the last thing we need, says Peter Roffey, who also wonders: is our chief minister a Mr Micawber?
