THE 2004 Island Snooker champion is Jon Barette, who beat Kurt Jones in the final at the Mechanics’ Institute last night by four frames to two.
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Daily Archives: April 2, 2004
Motor racing: Formula for success?
JERSEY’S young motor racing sensation James Walker makes his Formula 3 debut tomorrow.
Football:Defeat condemns Rozel to the drop
ROZEL Rovers have been relegated from Flybe.
Combination Division I after losing to First Tower last night.
Football:Accies double up
SPORTING Academics U18s completed their league and cup double last night.
We want wheels!
JERSEY is being asked to continue supporting the Island ‘adopted’ Kenyan doctor, Hezron McObewa, as he works with Aids victims in a remote part of the African country.
.Protests .rise over .library .closure
PETITIONS are being signed, letters sent out and a public meeting being organised over the proposed closure of Les Quennevais branch library.
Island ‘already losing business’
JERSEY is already losing business because of the uncertainty over future taxation policy.
Baby boom linked to Jersey Royals!
EAT Jersey Royals in spring, and it won’t be just the potatoes that will be in season: nine months later you may get a bonus you didn’t necessarily expect.
Helicopter here for rescue exercises
AN SAR Helicopter from RAF St Mawgan will arrive in the Island on Monday to carry out two search and rescue exercises.
12-year legal battle costs £5.5m
THE 12-year legal battle over the compulsory purchase of the Belle Vue housing site appears to have ended, with the States ordered to pay £5.5 million for the 55-vergée site.
