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TRINITY'S Division I title charge was slowed last night after they drew 2-2 with the Portuguese Club of Jersey at Springfield.

WHILE the indoor bowlers may not be competing in the Island Games in Shetland next year, their outdoor brethren could well be sending a team, according to the secretary of the Jersey Bowling Association. Meanwhile, the secretary of the Jersey Golf Union has said that a firm decision about whether they will send a team has yet to be made.

FIRST TOWER under-18s continued their domination of junior football with a well-deserved 3-1 Tregear Cup semi-final victory over nearest rivals St Paul's at Les Quennevais last night.

THE Total Channel Islands Sports Personality of the year 2002 winner, Guernsey's Dale Garland, is again one of the six short-listed for the 2003 award.

ANGRY creditors of the company that used to own Emeraude Lines met yesterday and vowed to fight to recover as much as possible of what they claim they are owned.

EDUCATION, Sport and Culture has defended price rises for use of sports and other facilities that will see the cost of using two rooms at Fort Regent increase by as much as 50 per cent.

SENATOR Frank Walker has been challenged to face a public vote if he wants to be the Island's first Chief Minister.

MINIMUM wage proposals announced yesterday are 'something the agricultural industry can live with', according to the president of the Jersey Farmers Union, John Le Maistre.

A MAN was jailed for six years and another two for four years by the Royal Court yesterday for their roles in trafficking in ecstasy, amphetamine sulphate and cannabis.

THE Island's rush-hour traffic problem came back to haunt those who have enjoyed clear roads during the Christmas and new year break.