Although Polling Day for the Falkland Islands General Election 2005 is Thursday 17th November, many of the more remote electors have already cast their vote and mobile polling teams continue to travel the Islands by land and air to ensure that anyone who wants to, will have the opportunity to exercise their democratic right this week.
Borders & Southern Petroleum plc (AIM: BOR), the international oil and gas exploration and production business, announces preliminary results for the year ended 30 June 2005.
SCIENTISTS from the Fisheries Department have been reporting on a research cruise they carried out last month.
Headlines:
Candidates encourage ?more openness'; ?Something wicked this way comes' as students take to the stage.
News in brief
Police investigation; General Election 2005; Molchanov visiting today; Silent remembrance today.
AFTER a month-long break, the Air Atlanta Icelandic contract with the Ministry of Defence to fly to the Falklands resumed this week.
Rockhopper Exploration plc decided to maintain its farm exposure to Desire Petroleum operated licences at its current level of 7,5%, in spite of a 15% option, because the cost and availability of suitable drilling units have deteriorated significantly and the drilling timetable is likely to be delayed as a result.
Kiwi kayakers are first around South Georgia;
Serviceman killed in road accident; Veterans to visit;
News in Brief:
Policemen suspended; Beauchene shop closing; Multanovskiy tomorrow.
Describing Gibraltar as an extremely sensitive issue for Spain, Director General for European Affairs Jose Pons declared that we had never been as close to an agreement as we were at the time of the 2002 joint sovereignty negotiations.
Falkland Islands Chamber of Commerce president and former Councillor Tim Miller last week visited Uruguay to re-establish business links and the long standing friendship with the city of Montevideo, which until three decades ago was the Islands main link to the rest of the world.
The following arrangements have been made for Sunday 13th November 2005, Remembrance Sunday.