Break-ins stun residents
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.
News|Sep 2, 2011
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Minister: 'Come to the airport drop-in and get your project facts straight'
PUBLIC SERVICES minister Bernard Flouquet has urged people to attend the department's drop-in sessions.
News|Aug 16, 2011
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Alarms drive off would-be Rovers burglars
THIEVES have attempted to break in to Rovers AC's clubhouse for the third time in two years.
News|Aug 1, 2011
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Six times cost of bowel cancer screening on airport PR 'unnecessary'
SPENDING £300,000 on a communications programme for the airport development is totally unnecessary, the Housing minister has said.
News|Aug 1, 2011
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Newly-crowned CI champs polish fifth piece of silver
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.
Sport|Apr 28, 2011
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Burglars strike at eight homes and a church
EIGHT homes in the south of the island have been burgled in the last month, it emerged yesterday.
News|Jan 6, 2011
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Belgraves at centre of a second postponement row
LEAGUE champions Bels are involved in a second fixture postponement issue within a month.
Sport|Dec 10, 2010
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Cobo's village shop damaged in break-in
§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.
News|Oct 7, 2010
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Series of burglaries in the north
BUSINESSES in the north of the island are warned to be on their guard after a series of break-ins.
News|Aug 26, 2010
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People have spoken, now let's move on
JUST eight months ago, a handful of determined protesters gathered outside the States chamber to voice their opposition to the incinerator.
News|Mar 25, 2010
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Housing hires security firm to patrol Bouet
FEARS of crime have forced Housing to hire a private security firm to patrol the Grand Bouet estate.
News|Nov 10, 2009
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Armed robbers attack Vale shop
THIEVES made off with a day's takings after an armed raid at Dolphin Stores.
News|Aug 24, 2009
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Pride in Academy show but 'OR' fill-ins humbled
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.
Sport|Jun 29, 2009
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Chief optimist
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?
News|Mar 31, 2009
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CCTV Watch has an eye on Mill Street
A SURVEILLANCE scheme for Mill Street has moved a step closer.
News|Mar 24, 2009
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