JERSEY RFC face their third game in eight days on Saturday when they play away at Farnham in their second game in London South-West League, Division III.
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Daily Archives: September 10, 2004
Golf:Guernsey sunk without trace
JERSEY’S golfers swept the board yesterday winning all ten singles matches to retain the Garenne Seniors Challenge Trophy in Guernsey.
Bowls:Islanders’ hopes shattered
JERSEY’S hopes of winning a medal in the women’s world outdoor triples championship in Royal Leamington Spa disappeared into thin air yesterday, when Chris Grimes, Alison Camacho and Sue Dingle lost 24-11 to Canada in the quarter finals.
Islanders survive the West Indies hurricane
A JERSEY couple have survived the devastation of Hurricane Ivan in the West Indies.
Planning: Committee to defy States
THE Environment and Public Services Committee are thought to have defied a States direction to amend a St Peter planning consent and now face the certainty of a vote of no confidence.
Soaring success
MAJOR Island events - including the Battle of Flowers - can learn from the huge success of yesterday’s free air display, the chairman of the Tourism Board said today.
Chirac swaps red-eye for shut-eye on CI trip
WHEN French President Jacques Chirac flew over Jersey to get some extra sleep in the early hours of last Wednesday, air traffic controllers in the Island were also busy getting a good night’s sleep.
Schools are ‘model for the world’
JERSEY’S schools are a ‘model for the world’ and are carrying out pioneering work which deserves wide publicity, according to a new report.
Match of the day!
ONE of England’s best known footballers and TV presenters, Gary Lineker, was playing golf in Jersey today to raise money for Leukaemia Research.
Aurigny scrap Dinard and Alderney routes
AURIGNY are blaming competition and airport costs for their decision to scrap two routes from Jersey.
The airline will stop flying to Alderney and Dinard from Monday 4 October.
