In issue 949 - Fri 16 Jul 2010

• Blue Islands bids for Aurigny
• States to give GST thumbs down
• Questions raised over policeman?s suspension
• More burglaries arrests
• Terry Waite to visit Alderney
• Hummer case could cost States

In issue 948 - Fri 02 Jul 2010

• Care home site closes for second time
• Dream Gannets return for Peter
• £50 million e-gambling boost
• 120 attend fisheries meeting
• Extra TRP reduces self-catering market
• States members to lobby Guernsey for more cash

In issue 947 - Fri 18 Jun 2010

• President slates Alderney's building regulations
• Water rates to rise for fifth year in succession
• Fort Tourgis plans not yet approved by the States
• Public attacks States at feisty people's meeting
• Green-fingered islanders enjoy Bloomin' Alderney
• Chamber of Commerce calls for reduced taxe

In issue 946 - Fri 04 Jun 2010

• Sgt Preist could return this month
• Smoking?s on the menu at the Braye Beach
• Licensees still up in arms about smoking ban
• Four awards for young actors
• Longis Live attracts 350 people
• Jo Woodnutt is Miss Alderney 2010

In issue 945 - Fri 21 May 2010

In issue 944 - Fri 07 May 2010

In issue 943 - Fri 23 Apr 2010

• Alderney Shipping launches ferry passenger service
• Plans for proposed leisure centre are unveiled
• Alderney Police ponder CCTV system
• Ian Tugby says the time is right to build a marina
• Guernsey's dancing doctor visits the island
• States members' pay costs island extra £11,000

In issue 942 - Fri 09 Apr 2010

• Another difficult year for Alderney Electricity
• New States chief executive takes over at Island Hall
• Island?s fire fighters raise cash for Kaylee
• Andy Goldsworthy creates Alderney Stones
• Tidal turbine company signs Scottish power deal
• The story of Alderney's missing traffic lights

In issue 941 - Fri 26 Mar 2010

• President says Peter Allen was "out of order"
• Alderney's footballers earn respect in Muratti
• Drivers urged to weigh their vehicles this weekend
• Guernsey claims Braye Beach as its own
• Riding Club raises money for Sport Relief
• New Nazi bunker is discovered in the island

In issue 940 - Fri 12 Mar 2010

• Roaming livestock are a risk to passengers' lives
 
• Visiting psychiatric nurse is making a big impact
 
• St Anne's School is nominated for cash award
• Work on quay should finish by early July
• Trio prepared for two-week Arctic trek
• Head teacher outlines success of twinning system

In issue 939 - Fri 26 Feb 2010

• Airline's outrage over "wholly inaccurate" report
 
• Police outline domestic abuse strategy
 
• Missing weapons investigation continues
• Hotelier wants island to become mini Monte Carlo
• Alderney's PO Box numbers will change
• Island's motocross star keeps on winning

In issue 938 - Fri 12 Feb 2010

• John Richards quits Alderney States role
• Brave Kaylee hopes to visit Philadelphia professor
• Shipping contract is back up for grabs
• Bruno Kay-Mouat says Alderney Shipping will go on
• The shocking story of former resident Peter Nunn
• Brilliant gannets photo gets recognition

In issue 937 - Fri 29 Jan 2010

• Freight vessel passes Alderney's quay test
• Prominent States members to quit Alderney politics
• Tidal regulators to be kept busy in 2010
• President has no regrets over backing smoking ban
• Islanders have their say on smoking ban
• Mixed reaction to smoking ban among licensees

In issue 936 - Fri 15 Jan 2010

• President tips the balance in smoking debate
• Former States member Pamela Jorgensen dies
• Roy Burke is Alderney?s new chief executive
• Hotel owner says licence objections are ridiculous
• Alderney Week organisers choose 2010 theme
• Former St Anne?s School teacher has novel published

In issue 935 - Sat 19 Dec 2009

• Another £1m to be spent on quay
• Builder wins claim against Chez Andre owner
• Pubs give away soft drinks to designated drivers
• Dutch company to submit Fort Tourgis plans
• Island's waste operation continues to improve

In issue 934 - Sat 05 Dec 2009

• Significant crime reduction this year
• Canadian progress boosts tidal plans
• "Smoking ban would costs jobs"
• Committee "failed" to consult on plans
• Concern over rising unemployment

In issue 933 - Sat 21 Nov 2009

• Animal Welfare unveils new veterinary nurse
• Health chief tells States to ban smoking
• Chez case is dismissed after more than two years
• Pudsey Bear to carry on globe trotting
• Mark Maurice has gunpowder removed from finger
• Artists enjoy four-day course at Pre Studio

In issue 932 - Sat 07 Nov 2009

• Consultative group lists policing priorities
• Scary sights spotted on Halloween
• Work on care home to start in January
• Resident says Victoria Street has improved
• Ian Tugby's commercial quay nightmares
• NSPCC closure would affect Alderney

In issue 931 - Sat 24 Oct 2009

• Chez Andre leaseholder explains court appearance
• Queen presents MBE to Barbara Benfield
• Alderney Police are providing "value for money"
• Chefs' scams cook up at storm at local hotel
• Double tragedy for missing man's family
• Exclusive interview with outgoing chief executive

In issue 930 - Sat 10 Oct 2009

• Alderney issues its first driving ban for speeding
• Crime in the island continues to fall
• C-Permit plans described as "hare brained"
• Locals toast the lifeboat's 25th anniversary
• New health deal makes life difficult for Peter
• Public urged to support innovative art project

In issue 929 - Sat 26 Sep 2009

• Andy Goldsworthy makes first "Alderney Stone"
• Kite surfer completes first ever Channel crossing
• Commercial quay statement is described as "rubbish"
• Connaught contract provokes anger
• Boyd Kelly accused of "stifling" the public
• Victor Hugo ferry towed back to Cherbourg

In issue 928 - Sat 12 Sep 2009

• Details to follow

In issue 927 - Sat 29 Aug 2009

• Light aircraft crashes and burns in Alderney
• Crash couple from Shropshire leave the island
• Police urged to put more Bobbies on the beat
• TV presenter to take part in Wildlife Festival
• Gollies to be sold at Alderney Gift Box
• Island reduces amount of rubbish sent to Guernsey

In issue 926 - Sat 15 Aug 2009

• Resident compares Victoria Street to London
• Teenage boy guilty of three 'serious' offences
• Gordon Fitton stands down early as ACRE chairman
• Paddy Campbell unveils new painting style
• Island could still end up with its own incinerator
• Alderney Week described as 'absolutely fantastic'

In issue 925 - Sat 01 Aug 2009

• Pilot treated for shock after plane runs into fence
• Alderney Week 2009 set to start
• Police group calls for calm in Victoria Street
• Sailing conditions could hamper Nomads? chances
• Members clash during heated States meeting
• Commercial quay budget "to exceed £10m"

In issue 924 - Sat 18 Jul 2009

• Crumbling commercial quay needs to be surveyed
• Brave Daniele Gaudion dies at home
• Dr Rory Lyons advises on swine flu
• Global race sailors visit Alderney on their way home
• Nine-page Alderney feature in top magazine
• Footballers could be forced to pull out of league
• Author visits Alderney for book signing
• Surprises promised ahead of 61st Alderney Week
• Whistle-stop visit for royal couple
• Sgt James Priest?s latest FTB column
• Promising Island Games for our young athletes
• Aurigny pays tribute to Sir Derrick Bailey

In issue 923 - Sat 04 Jul 2009

• PC Andy struck by meningitis
• More awards for tidal turbine company
• States member slates health facilities
• First prayer walk attracts islanders
• Island is one of best-kept travel secrets
• Record breaking cricketers start in Alderney
• Second World Cup win for cricketer Caroline
• Street artist Sophie is in high demand
• Aurigny founder dies aged 90
• Alderney Pencil Puzzle baffles Antonia
• Free flights scheme helps island?s transport statistics
• Try to name the faces in our Memory Lane page

In issue 922 - Sat 20 Jun 2009

• Barbara Benfield is awarded an MBE
• Alderney improves it's French connections
• New Chez Andre owner has big plans
• Alderney Week needs donations and sponsors
• Trenching work ruins trade for shopkeeper
• Brain surgery patient is recovering well
• Claire Cotton calls for much more help
• Aurigny flies Aurigny to visit Alderney
• AEL chairman says 2008 was a tough year
• Two wins for Alderney's cricketers
• Sgt Jame Priest's latest FTB column
• Kite surfer prepares for record attempt

In issue 921 - Sat 06 Jun 2009

• Reverend Arthur Mignot's tribute to WWII victims
• Former States member to study in Australia
• George Baron and family can't help seeing double
• New blood is needed to boost economy
• Burhou's Puffin Cam is powered by solar panels
• Kite surfer plans Alderney to Poole crossing
• Brain surgery patient is recovering well
• Information on becoming a foster carer
• Trainee chef is Miss Alderney 2009
• Dramatic football match at St Anne's School
• Bugsy Malone rearranged for next week
• Mixed fortunes for our lady golfers

In issue 920 - Fri 22 May 2009

• Shocking night of vandalism at school
• Doctor says swine flu will reach Alderney
• Arctic explorer is happy to be back home
• Animal Welfare and vet settle their differences
• St Anne's School pupils perform Bugsy Malone
• Cycle helmets are donated to Ormer House
• Rosie Evans to follow in famous aunt's footsteps
• Top artist picks Alderney for innovative project
• Business leaders say town is divided by "eyesore"
• Wildlife Week events day by day
• Three drink drivers are banned and fined
• Sergeant James Priest's latest FTB column

In issue 919 - Thu 30 Apr 2009

• Lack of cash means quay facilities won't be built
• Frank Dean calls for ACRE to be suspended
• Money spent on ACRE is written off by the States
• Alderney declares war on the Ministry of Justice
• American explorers hope work with Trust
• Royal couple to visit Alderney in July
• Capacity crowd enjoys play reading at Georgian
• Island gears up for Miss Alderney beauty pageant
• New children?s laws explained at school
• Kasai Masai gets Island Hall stomping
• Fighters show off their skills at Fort Doyle
• Steve Wright begins journey across Greenland

In issue 918 - Sat 18 Apr 2009

• Furious States members hit out at ACRE's spending plans
• Frank Dean: Members said ACRE would not keep cash
• Gordon Fitton resigns as chairman of ACRE
• CCTV cameras could soon be put up in harbour area
• Island?s only bookie shuts up shop on National day
• Bridget is Alderney's first woman police officer
• Doctor urges tourists to take out insurance premiums
• New book details epic round the world race
• Miss Alderney film celebrates island's beauties
• Sergeant James Priest's latest From the Bench column
• GSC says water rates will rise "substantially"
• Fashion and fun for WI during April meeting

In issue 917 - Fri 03 Apr 2009

• Angry landlord heaps criticism on AEL
• Tidal power project could lead to platforms in the sea
• Blue Islands cuts air link to Bournemouth
• Three arreseted following drugs raids
• Concern over island's water project is aired
• Pupils make up their own States of Alderney
• Island's Muratti hopes are dashed for another year
• Lucy's logo is picked by Alderney Week organisers
• Joanna Parmentier's latest tourism column
• Sir Fabien Malbon opens new information centre
• Alderney WI is featured in national magazine

In issue 916 - Thu 19 Mar 2009

• Confidential report is seen by just two States members
• Smoking and parking dominate people's meeting
• Red Nose Day fun for Alderney's Cubs
• Teenager aims to improve his standard of driving
• Ulster killings upset Sergeant James Priest
• Fire fighter Andy swaps Alderney for Guernsey
• Satellite broadcaster is granted e-gaming licence
• Burhou's Puffin Cam to go live next month
• Alderney Police's latest From the bench column
• Barbara Benfield talks about Age Concern
• Training steps donated to Mignot Memorial Hospital
• Island's water restrictions could be reimposed

In issue 915 - Sat 28 Feb 2009

• States and ACRE move to clear up confusion
• Marie Fowler threatens to take States to court
• Boxer Chris Sumner is Channel Islands champion
• First £1m home is sold during economic downturn
• President asks for wreck's resting place to be revealed
• Wowave Productions finds several future pop stars
• Explorer Hannah scales Mount Kilimanjaro
• Plans to set up support group for alcoholics
• Timewatch episode features Elizabethan wreck
• Contractors sought to work on breakwater
• Author Peter Lihou talks about his debut novel
• Joanna Parmentier details Alderney's tourism strategy

In issue 914 - Sat 14 Feb 2009

• Reciprocal health agreement with UK to end
• Alderney's jobless total looks set to rise
• Island hit by serious heating oil shortage
• Cash stolen from popular Chinese takeaway
• Snowball through window frightens elderly woman
• Police hoping to appoint female officer
• Chief executive explains work permit system
• Does Alderney hold HMS Victory mystery?
• Guernsey reps back under fire politician
• Island experiences biggest snowfall in 27 years
• New sergeant writes first police column
• Wildlife Trust honours ten year-old Henry Rowe

In issue 913 - Sat 31 Jan 2009

• AEL cuts price of electricity by 8.1%
• Hero pilot lands failing plane in Alderney
• GSC announces new traffic regulations
• Max Mason's Search for a Star hots up
• Northern bobbies arrive to cut crime in Alderney
• President attacks States during first meeting of year
• Artistic children asked to design Alderney Week logo
• Island's sports stars receive cash boost
• Blue Islands MD picks Photo Competition winner
• Police consultation group is making an impact
• Richard Stephen - Alderney's master craftsman
• Animal Welfare signs deal with Guernsey-based Vetcare

In issue 912 - Sat 17 Jan 2009

• Jurats issue island's first community service order
• Animal Welfare and Dave Burrows part company
• Couple's Christmas ruined by thoughtless dog walkers
• Chamber calls for electricity prices to be cut
• Highly respected politician Barry Pengilley dies
• States engineer lists island's New Year resolutions
• Chandlery business is taken over by four friends
• Quay work is on time and almost on budget
• Island Band trumpets for new musicians to join
• Alderney Week organisers reveal this year's theme
• Former police chief is installed at Alderney lodge
• WI knits jumpers for children in Tanzania

In issue 911 - Wed 17 Dec 2008

• Peter Allen tops poll on dramatic election night
• New candidate told news while watching TV
• Window cleaner aims for Christmas No. 1
• Islander says tidal power deal is a "rip off"
• Barbara Benfield explains why she quit the States
• Vet and Animal Welfare row over letter
• Work on sports centre could begin next year
• Care home plans are unveiled at Jubilee
• St Anne is packed for Christmas Street Market
• Read all your Christmas greetings
• Dog recovering from fish hook incident
• New home for Wildlife Trust and Information Centre

In issue 910 - Fri 28 Nov 2008

• ACRE moves to clear up tidal energy confusion
• OpenHydro secures 20% stake in ARE
• States members told they should receive flat rate salary
• Chamber of Commerce calls for TRP reduction
• Extremely rare owl spends a week in Alderney
• Ten islanders to contest upcoming election
• Claudie hoping to travel to Peru for charity
• Exclusive interview with tidal energy rebel Frank Dean
• Plaque to honour Midge Dupont is unveiled
• Helen's Big Apple trip is marathon success
• Poor weather hampers water project
• Animal Welfare makes appeal for donations

In issue 909 - Sat 15 Nov 2008

• Green light for island's tidal energy plans
• Frank Dean resigns from States after just 11 months
• Exclusive interview with ACRE's Gordon Fitton
• Sir Norman Browse is reelected as President
• Lucky chicken crosses road to avoid gunmen
• Estate agents debate island's property market
• Public and police work together to improve island
• Thriller of a safety exercise at the airport
• Drink driver banned and fined at Court of Alderney
• President not in favour of open committee meetings
• Bad weather causes minimal damage to quay
• Alderney support for America?s next President

In issue 908 - Sat 01 Nov 2008

• States approve budget for 2009
• Tidal energy public meeting Island Hall
• States members to decide if they should be paid
• Chicken cull costs States about £1,500
• Duty on imports is costing islanders millions
• Dominic Bowles everyone over with prize-winning poem
• St Anne's School presentation night
• Alderney Wildlife Trust gets new set of wheels
• Water restrictions lifted after two-and-a-half years
• Networking website continues to grow
• Pistol Pete to gun for third medal at Island Games
• Top trio to perform at the Island Hall on Bonfire Night

In issue 907 - Sat 18 Oct 2008

• Landslide by-election victory for Tony Llewellyn
• Salary for States Members is on the cards
• Cull of airport chickens finally takes place
• States to seek expert help on marina project
• Accounts to be reviewed by the States at next meeting
• AA inspectors award 4 stars to top Alderney hotel
• Ormer House children play African instruments
• Collect your 2nd Xmas giveaway token
• Rods at the ready for Angling Festival
• World Animal Day event raises £200 for AAWS
• Falling oil price helps reduce cost of living
• Win a meal at The Chez with our Prize Sudoku

In issue 906 - Sat 04 Oct 2008

• Commercial quay redevelopment continues
• All four by-election candidates in their own words
• Speeed merchants break umpteen records
• Islands criticise Gatwick's safety regulations
• London duo soar to British Air Races success
• Home On Film premieres in Alderney
• Prisoner of war returns to unveil plaque at Camp Sylt
• St Anne's School pupils study science in London
• Aderney's top cop hangs up his handcuffs
• Playtime for Ormer House School pupils
• Journal launches Bumper Christmas Giveaway
• Sharp shooter to go for gold at Island Games

In issue 905 - Sat 20 Sep 2008

• Colonel withdraws offer of help for airport chickens
• Deadline set for October by-election nominations
• Angry mum slams 'heartless' airline staff
• Weather fails to dampen runners' spirits
• Alderney needs you for next year's Island Games
• All you need to know about host venue Aland
• Bird lovers are charmed by what Alderney offers
• Quay to be built using rock from Mannez Quarry
• Ratings scheme divides Chamber and hoteliers
• Laughter and tears at David Benson's show
• Visiting figures for Alderney continue to rise
• Island's greffier gives enlightening talk to WI

In issue 904 - Sat 30 Aug 2008

• Public prefer Crabby Bay and Fort Albert
• Resident voices concern after survey is carried out
• St Anne's teenagers celebrate GCSE results
• Sir Derrick Bailey celebrates 90th birthday
• Police in Alderney to target domestic violence
• Rascal the rescue dog helps trapped man
• Island's young artists show off their skills
• Alderney Electricity appoints two directors
• Museum pays homage to Tommy Rose and Navy ship
• Starlight Circus shows entertain islanders
• Elizabeth and Piers adopt blond hedgehog
• Find out what you should be wearing this autumn

In issue 903 - Sat 16 Aug 2008

• Aurigny fly-by marks Alderney Week anniversary
• Scorching sun greets Cavalcade revellers
• Artists flock to Braye Beach for competition
• Warthogs Express steams to unknown destination
• Journal editor leaves BBC man trailing
• Top dog Benjy is king of the cups
• Sir Norman salutes 30th Signals Regiment
• Alderney butcher criticises police after raid
• Ian Tugby calls on the States to fund marina
• Airlines row over reliability of autopilots
• Elizabeth's link to island's blond hedgehogs
• Public warned not to venture into Fort Tourgis

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In issue 902 - Sat 02 Aug 2008

• States agree to hold byelection on October 11
• Royal Navy minesweeper visits Alderney
• States reveal members' pay for second time
• Family returns to island after horrific accident
• Commercial quay development continues
• Cost of living in Alderney goes up considerably
• Top Jersey artist Jason Butler visits Alderney
• Island's dog walker dies in France
• Photo Competition gets into full swing
• Alderney rockers to release debut album
• Alderney Week train ride will be "fabulous"
• Journal launches property section

In issue 901 - Sat 19 Jul 2008

• New-look Youth Club attracts 35 children
• Record breaking boat makes flying visit to Alderney
• Beaumont Hague residents enjoy weekend in island
• States still planning to cull airport chickens
• Plenty of sun and fun at St Anne's summer fair
• Duke of York visits Tower of London to see cannons
• Smoking ban will be back on the agenda soon
• Photo Competition entries start coming in
• WAG says islanders are starting to recycle more
• Alderney Week organisers announce list of events
• Police scrap two vehicles following spot checks

In issue 900 - Sat 05 Jul 2008

• Police show off booze seized from children
• Elizabethan wreck cannons arrive in London
• Butes resident kicks up a stink about toilets
• Public to be asked to comment on marina plans
• No incinerator until sports centre is built
• States sign £1m deal to develop Fort Tourgis
• Rees Bryant on why he didn't stand at by-election
• States to vote on £350k water project
• Artists in Alderney get chance to shine
• Utility bills in Alderney are on the up

In issue 899 - Sat 21 Jun 2008

• By-election postponed after no one is nominated
• First-time buyers being 'squeezed out' of the market
• Property expert slams States for not verifying survey
• AEL board changes essential says Colin Williams
• Aurigny and Blue Islands fares to increase
• Islands flock to quayside for glimpse of cannon
• Joy and relief for divers as cannon is raised
• Les Stuart wins Alderney's top golf tournament
• Animal Welfare celebrates its 50th birthday
• World War II bomb detonated near breakwater
• Fussy seagul is fed on smoked salmon and prawns

In issue 898 - Sat 07 Jun 2008

• Diver's death halts Elizabethan wreck excavation
• Bill Walden takes a final swipe at Richard Cox
• Electricity bills in Alderney could be slashed by 2011
• Success in Scotland is good news for tidal project
• Tough times ahead for Alderney businesses
• Rising cost of oil to push Aurigny fares up
• Adele Woodruff is crowned Miss Alderney 2008
• James Neill wins Journal's first Father's Day competition
• Alderney's world famous Photo Competition continues
• Five sailors talk their way through French blockade
• Junior chef wins best in show at Salon Culinaire
• Three of Alderney's best boxers pack a punch

In issue 897 - Sat 24 May 2008

• States members elected to serve in Guernsey
• Possible arson attack at Alderney Impot
• Work on Alderney's commercial quay begins
• Divers to resume Elizabethan wreck excavation
• Tidal turbine exhibition hailed a great success
• Alderney Wildlife Week information
• Health chief backs States over death row chickens
• Alderney Theatre Group performs Abigail's Party
• Voting continues to find the Journal's Dad of the Year
• Alderney's world famous Photo Competition returns
• Two Chelsea Pensioners visit St Anne's School
• Anchors fashion show raises cash for RNLI

In issue 896 - Sat 10 May 2008

• This issue in full colour!
• Richard Cox writes exclusively in the Journal
• Death row chickens continue to make headlines
• Residents told not to bank on free electricity
• Public told to expect rates rise at States Meeting
• Church roof desperately needs repairing
• Grants available for Alderney Week float builders
• Your chance to win a return trip to Guernsey
• Start voting for your Dad of the Year
• Price of oil pushes up cost of living
• Alderney Seafood Festival gets underway

In issue 895 - Sat 26 Apr 2008

• Outrage over plans to cull chickens
• Future of Fort Tourgis debated
• States bow to pressure and reveal members' pay
• Lucky the pigeon lives to fight another day
• Rare blue lobster found off the coast of Alderney
• Black poodle Mambo brightens up Daniele's life
• Success at last for Alderney's golfers
• Alderney Week logo winner announced
• Veteran rambler on the lookout for walking pals
• Drag legend Tony Densham dies

In issue 894 - Sat 12 Apr 2008

• Top cop pledges drink drive crackdown in Alderney
• Plans for Alderney’s commercial quay are unveiled
• Hospital opens again after £6.2m re-development
• Private jet nose-dives into Alderney airport
• Alderney car thief found guilty
• States agree to publish expenses
• Journal finds Morgan’s “Emmanuelle”
• Smiling Johnny Silvo talks of his love for Alderney
• Father’s Day competition launched. Win a meal for four
• Artist Paddy Campbell shows off his new prints
• Young footballers suggest Muratti success is imminent
• What’s On - your guide to Alderney events in April

In issue 893 - Sat 29 Mar 2008

• Boy injures leg after fall on Longis Common
• Sir Fabian Malbon praises Alderney's individuality
• Brownies enjoy action-packed day at airport
• Work on £9.5m commercial quay to begin in May
• Plans to reduce voting age rejected by States
• Richard Cox ignites members' pay issue
• Public air their views at the Island Hall
• New editor arrives in Alderney
• French Romeo recalls holiday romance
• Easter Bunny spotted in Alderney!
• No commuter chaos after storms in Alderney
• Learn how to cook a crocodile at Braye Beach

In issue 892 - Sat 15 Mar 2008

• Trauma for Bounty after stable blows over
• Muratti disaster as Alderney crash out
• Dignitaries gather for re-enactment
• Alderney Records Centre launch
• Woodland returns to Alderney
• A first in the Islands for Alderney Library
• Channel Island Discs
• St Anne’s School celebrates World Book Day
• Pupils refl ect on memorable events
• Scottish manager arrives on island
• Alderney Society Museum re-opens
• Easter visit from Major Drew
• Beauties required for competition
• Salvation Army clothing bank
• February weather report
• Obituary - Richard Main

In issue 891 - Sat 01 Mar 2008

• Goodbye to all that
• UFOs - they didn't just visit us in 2007
• Lady Maris goes down
• Island welcomes mainland misfit
• Island gets its first speeding ticket
• How's your health?
• Local guitarist honoured
• Aurigny's birthday stories
• Alderney RNLI complete 600 shouts
• Become a friend of St Anne's
• A little bit of design magic wanted
• Finance Advisory Group
• Healthspan redundancies
• Island sends clothes to third world
• Fishing limit could stretch to 12 miles
• Could this be the year?
• Capital projects update
• A novel way to raise revenue...
• March gardening
• Indoor bowls
• Obituary

In issue 890 - Sat 09 Feb 2008

• Plane ditches off coast
• French time plan divides States
• Jersey in, Shoreham out
• Breakwater survey
• New commercial quay for Alderney
• Ormer ?readathon?
• Airport crash
• Local redundancies from Healthspan
• Channel Island Discs
• Hannah on her way to semi-finals
• RAMSAR boat gifted to AWT
• Capital projects progress
• Who does what
• Another blue moon for Alderney?
• Mullets are back...
• Highs and lows for local boxers
• January Weather Report
• February gardening
• Obituary - Prudence Rowley

In issue 889 - Sat 26 Jan 2008

• Anyone fancy a Trislander?
• Fingers crossed for the extra £2m
• States busy marketing the island
• Taz join us on the White List
• Medical evacuations
• Waste not, want not
• RNLI distance themselves from MCA
• Autoclaving
• Silent witness
• Water returns to Alderney
• Southern Softies to premier locally
• Quirky island properties
• Dog poo must go

In issue 888 - Sat 12 Jan 2008

• Festive fun
• New Head starts at St Anne’s
• Surge of gambling industry interest
• Braye Beach meal
• Alderney Week 2008
• Theatre group news
• Electricity prices set to rise
• December People’s & States meeting
• Anything for a pint
• Job done
• Rev Arthur Mignot steps down
• Nellie Gray’s support cyclone victims
• Throwing stones in glasshouses
• Royal Mint treats the kids
• Paintings for the hospital
• Lessons from Alderney’s past
• Capital projects progress report
• Care in the community
• Coming up for 40 this year?
• January gardening
• December Weather Report

In issue 887 - Sat 15 Dec 2007

• The Alderney Journal photo competition
• Christmas street market
• Ormer Nativity play
• Island resident survives collision
• Tighten your belts for 2008
• Police again warn island to ‘lock up’
• Frank walks the by-election
• Car of on-duty ambulance offi cer stolen and torched
• Christmas Greetings
• Smoking survey results - it’s close
• Questions over smoking questionnaire
• Hannah wins Bailiwick leg of national contest
• Journal comment
• Dick is the top fi sherman
• Mercury
• Fishing report
• St Anne’s Church news
• New playground / New Master
• Art club news / WI news
• La Vallee sewer replacement update
• Obituaries - John Derek Mark / Trevor Barker

In issue 886 - Sat 01 Dec 2007

• The Alderney Journal photo competition
• Seat on the States up for grabs
• Confusion and controversy from AEL
• Sandpiper put pub estate on the market
• Regulations ‘squeezing’ the trislander
• La Valle sewer replacement
• People’s and States meeting
• Alderney reps go for TRP amendment
• Antarctic ship visited Alderney
• The Alderney Journal polls
• The cost of living in Alderney
• Dean completes first rate season
• Shoo Shoo Baby
• Post Office dates
• Dog mess appeal
• Charity
• December gardening
• Obituaries (Nicholas Gaudion and Joannie Robertson)
• Alderney remembered

In issue 885 - Sat 17 Nov 2007

• The Alderney Journal photo competition
• Local lifeboat heroics honoured
• Delicious Shoo Shoo girls stage cabaret
• AEL hit by second resignation
• Alderney girls meets Princess Anne
• Hugh’s Alderney adventure is a TV hit
• Innovative kids fi ll 1009 boxes
• Alderney hit by unequal airport fee hikes
• Some sympathy but not enough support
• Change to the island’s government under discussion
• Alderney boxer takes shot at national title
• Bonfi re night / Trick or treat?
• Alderney resident parties with internet founding father
• What next for the Youth Club?
• Remembrance Sunday
• New Alderney tourism website
• Huffi n the Puffi n lends the RNLI a hand
• Peter May tackles the Appalachian trail
• Alderney table tennis club
• Obituaries (Levett & Dupont)
• NEW! Alderney Journal Crossword

In issue 884 - Sat 03 Nov 2007

• Alderney Journal photo competition
• Lieutenant-Governor visits island
• Alderney?s friend in the Lords
• People?s meeting 8 States meeting
• Landmark ?squatter?s rights? case
• Opinions please
• Alderney reps fight for airport in the Guernsey States
• Mercury
• Airport crew see off Terry in style
• Remembrance Sunday
• September visitor numbers up
• Improved recycling keeps rates down
• Autoclaving still on the cards
• Chez bar opens
• Discovering Alderney
• Old favourite in new hands
• Mr. Miggins cheats death
• If you need something done...
• Airport fees and charges scandal

In issue 883 - Sat 20 Oct 2007

• The Alderney Journal photo competition
• Biggest burglary in island's history
• Jewellery box missing
• Car taken and torched
• 'Change your culture' Alderney people warned
• Tidal project explained to islanders
• Half way there
• Jeep flipped
• Art and Design Exhibition
• Victims of Windy Corner re-united after two years
• Family re-united
• Sponsored walk success
• Dig reveals Alderney's Roman past
• The improving waste situation
• Angling festival
• Brownies visit the power station
• Ceillam sets his sights on the world
• Alderney Bowls go to Island Games
• Junior football kicks off
• Junior Table Tennis

In issue 882 - Sat 06 Oct 2007

• Alderney Journal photo competition
• Gambling money put into water
• The ‘people’s church’ crumbling
• Islanders get their say on smoking
• Fishing boat blaze
• Air Races crown new British champ
• Penny praises Alderney
• Museum given stuffed Shag
• Mercury
• Hot stone massages not just for girls
• 50 km walk around the island
• Alderney comes dancing
• Cricket - under 40s vs over 40s
• Alderney Post Partnership Board trip
• Gardening
• Obituary

In issue 881 - Sat 22 Sep 2007

Note: This issue was numbered and dated the same as issue 880 (red cover) in error

• Journal photo competition
• Kids design new weathervane
• ARE test the water of public opinion
• What was that traffic warden getting up to?
• The Peli-book
• Housing survey
• Air Races decide British champ
• The Alderney foot races
• Bomb goes off half a century late
• Reduce, re-use and recylce
• Island visitor new Judge of Appeal
• Local artist wins with oils
• Alderney Week in the picture
• Fishing report
• Football report
• New Jurat sworn in

In issue 880 - Sat 08 Sep 2007

• Midge - the King of Burhou
• Graffiti attack exposes poor English
• Stranded - this time by choice
• We pay a lot more in Alderney...a lot more
• Local builder remanded in custody
• Softer in the South?
• Marina for Alderney considered
• Saved from the lion’s jaws
• Wildlife weekend
• Sewage leaks from drains which needed ‘urgent attention’15 years ago
• Blooze Crewz news
• Sport - Junior Golf Open
• Wedding bells
• Probus donate again
• Weather report
• Gardening report

In issue 879 - Sat 25 Aug 2007

• Alderney Journal photo competition
• Alderney whiter than white
• Alderney's flying centurion
• Channel Island Discs
• Senner stoning case closed
• Alderney Week round-up
• Alderney Week team appeal
• Hammond Memorial
• Alderney Week sport
• Alderney Methodism celabrated
• Mercury
• and lots more

In issue 878 - Sat 11 Aug 2007

• Alderney Journal photo competition
• Alderney Week under way
• Cavalcade day
• New Police group
• HD Ferries give up on Alderney
• First ever fun triathlon
• Dressing up for the Quarry Party
• Man-powered flight
• Clamour fails to hammer States
• Oscars ball
• Poetry corner
• Shooting stars
• Summer bird notes
• Fishing report
• Obituary - Jan Carr

In issue 877 - Sat 28 Jul 2007

• Alderney Journal photo competition
• Riduna no more / Local author outsells Potter
• Petrol will be over £1 a litre
• Education dept blocks Brian's talk
• Sports Centre - closer than ever
• July States Meeting
• Quay FM pushes for year-round license
• Where have all the flowers gone
• Channel Islands discs
• All at sea with the C-permits / Water
• $tock £xchange pays out
• Alderney Sailing Club Regatta
• Belle Vue buoyant after ban / Music Society
• Michaela's hair boutique expands
• Sport - table tennis
• Island games
• Fishing report
• Cricket vs Sark
• Gardening

In issue 876 - Sat 14 Jul 2007

• Shipwrecked
• Ferry-tale ending
• Youths stone regular visitor
• Waste and water posters
• Apprentice of the year
• Tax update
• Desert Island discs
• Specsavers design competition
• Wings around Britain
• The Great Alderney Journal Photo competition
• Island of Ghosts
• Viewpoint
• July gardening
• Fishing report
• Weather report

In issue 875 - Sat 23 Jun 2007

• The Great Alderney Journal Photo competition
• Waste not want not
• Autoclaving - the people speak out
• Regular ferry service now likely / Tourism would benefit
• Health dept fail local family
• Princess Anne visits
• The little people enjoy the visit
• The right lady for the job
• Award for the Alderney Record Centre / Sold - the Grand Island site
• Alderney is faring well
• No nominations / eBay bus goes
• The shrinking roads of Alderney
• Ulay is top dog
• Alderney Week update
• Yoof dance
• Summer play scheme
• Author defends Panorama Prince
• Sport
• Obits

In issue 874 - Sat 09 Jun 2007

• The Great Alderney Journal Photo competition
• Miss Alderney 2007
• Regular ferry link considered
• New wing at the hospital
• Wombling around the world
• Salon Culinaire
• Support the lifeboat
• Penny Smith drops in
• Tax concession slips away
• Claire goes to Kew
• Shed shotgun blast
• Wrecked
• MV Explorer visits
• School news
• Elizabethan wreck
• Hammond memorial service
• Golf Open

In issue 873 - Sat 26 May 2007

• Alderney is a fine filly
• Miss Alderney Weekend
• UFO explanation (click for photos mentioned in Journal 873)
• People’s meeting
• Chris Main resigns
• Seafood festival
• Wildlife Week
• Milk-o-punch
• Café Lou Lou
• Ronez tea party
• Eryn’s Mermaids
• Art exhibition
• Fishing report
• Sport - boxing
• Sport - cricket
• Yoof trip to Calshot

In issue 872 - Sat 05 May 2007

• The Great Alderney Journal Photo Competition
• Anti-Smoking-ban march
• UFOs visit Alderney
• Alderney Journal website
• Rotary Casino night
• April States meeting
• WAG report
• Police meeting
• Miss Alderney 2007
• Mercury
• Wildlife week
• Sport - football
• May gardening

In issue 871 - Sat 21 Apr 2007

• Hospital renovation - late, out of control and embarrassing
• Princess Royal to visit Alderney
• Good Friday procession
• Steve Wright tackles the Arctic...again
• Easter train special / shark egg hunt
• Alderney inspires Island Stories CD
• Rotary shoebox success
• Rotary and Aurigny support the yoof
• Counterfeit fivers
• Out-of-control dogs kill chickens
• Bar Manana
• People’s meeting
• Foyles café
• Carducci String Quartet
• Big island clean up
• Victor Hugo sails again
• Water Mill coming on a treat
• Sport
• Fishing
• Spring bird notes
• Weather report

In issue 870 - Sat 07 Apr 2007

• Big adventure for Cavalcade regular
• Marilyn wears Alderney
• Fire at the recycling plant
• New EPR at Flamanville
• March States meeting
• Opposition to smoking ban grows
• Scottish experience worries publican
• Giant rabbits invade Alderney
• Sportingbet move back to Channel Islands
• Direct flights to Jersey no more
• Jersey six-a-side appeal
• Work permits
• Alderney resident publishes Ghana memories
• Island games preparations
• April gardening

In issue 869 - Sat 24 Mar 2007

• Alderney goes tidal in a big way
• Deborah's box the first of 1000
• Muratti
• Smoking ban
• People's meeting
• Trover first at Crufts
• St Anne's Red Nose Day
• Prostate Cancer awareness week
• New badges for the Militia
• Alderney girl wins scholarship

In issue 868 - Sat 10 Mar 2007

• Profile - Don Cosheril
• La Cucina
• House prices on the up
• Sewage report
• Guernsey horse-molester guilty
• Clonque suprise
• Waste update
• Lunar eclipse
• Guernsey's women's refuge
• Trover coats to the rescue
• Police checks on bikes
• Six Miss Alderney's missing
• New stamps

In issue 867 - Sat 24 Feb 2007

• Milking the Napoli
• Public meeting on Tourgis
• Water situation under control
• Ask the people - Fort Tourgis
• Once in a blue moon
• Borat comes to Alderney
• Bird and bat box building
• Zest for food
• Organic food comapny launched in Alderney
• Recyclables used in road
• Ghost in the Chez
• Notice to poultry keepers

In issue 866 - Sat 10 Feb 2007

• Fort Tourgis
• AGCC appointment
• Questions over company
• Nikki's night at the Sports Oscars
• Wildife Trust bus tours
• Mini crime-wave
• WRVS veteran honoured
• Alderney singers donate some of their loot

In issue 865 - Sat 27 Jan 2007

• Commercial Quay
• New look states
• Incinerator decision
• Alderney bus on ebay
• French TV flop
• 'Yoof' club
• Jubilee Sailing club
• Music Society
• YOGA

In issue 864 - Tue 30 Nov 1999

• Phantom marksman on the loose
• Retiring states members
• New Years Day dip
• French TV to broadcast live from Alderney
• Mount Hale saves Marais soak
• December People's and States meetings
• Policy and Finance shake-up
• Nikki Neal nominated for C.I. Sports Personality 2006
• Bookseller finds success
• High jinks at Quay FM
• Alderney Week
• Fostering good relations abroad
• Alderney Angling re-opens

In issue 863 - Tue 30 Nov 1999

In issue 862 - Tue 30 Nov 1999

In issue 861 - Tue 30 Nov 1999

In issue 860 - Tue 30 Nov 1999

In issue 859 - Tue 30 Nov 1999

In issue 858 - Tue 30 Nov 1999