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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