The clash with Namibia was called off after Super Typhoon Hagibis saw torrential rain and tornado-like winds hit large parts of Japan.
Tommy Gemmell’s Adidas boots were purchased by an anonymous private collector.
MORE than 1,500 women took part in the seventh Pink Ladies Sunset Coastal Walk on Saturday, though the sun was in short supply.
LOCAL marketing agency LRD and pan-island communications and digital agency TPA are joining forces.
We’ll leave you to determine how effective these are…
GUERNSEY has long been an island of innovators and entrepreneurs, and the exciting thing about working with Startup Guernsey is that we meet and support a wide range of up and coming entrepreneurs, all at different stages of their business journey. Each November, for the past nine years, we have worked with local partners to put on events to celebrate Global Entrepreneurship Week. This huge effort has a range of benefits for local entrepreneurs and opens opportunities to encourage innovation. We engage hundreds of participants each year, with a wide variety of events, and 2018 was no exception including Speed Networking, Meet the Media, Angel Pitch Night and Entrepreneurs Club networking breakfast, Tourism Ideathon and Feminine Business. What each event had in common was that they each presented an opportunity to be inspired, to learn and to connect with the local entrepreneurial eco-system.
The duo have both taken on Floyd Mayweather at boxing.
GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK is being marked in Guernsey with a series of events – with activities kicking off on Monday.
THE States vet has said a no-deal Brexit could cause issues for horse owners wanting to transport their animals to and from Europe.
Self-taught artist Akie Nakata paints incredibly realistic animals onto stones and pebbles.
They also have a ferret, a turtle and three dogs.
AN ONLINE micro-site inspired by the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society has been launched in the hope of attracting potential visitors to the island.
The humanoid is reportedly powered by AI.
A NEW arm of design and digital agency TPA is taking an innovative approach to the challenges posed by the new General Data Protection Regulation law which comes into force next spring.
Social care service leaders branded the move “woefully inadequate”.
